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Former Police Lieutenant David Guthrie, right, and his lawyer Robert McCabe, left, appeal Mr. Guthrie’s at-will termination on January 20 during the February 10 Special Called Florence City Council meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Former Police Lieutenant David Guthrie, right, and his lawyer Robert McCabe, left, appeal Mr. Guthrie’s at-will termination on January 20 during the February 10 Special Called Florence City Council meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

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Florence officials finalize lieutenant’s termination

Nalani Nuylan
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
In a follow-up special called the Florence City Council meeting February 10, Florence Aldermen formalized former Police Lieutenant David Guthrie’s termination.
Georgetown law enforcement officers steer Austin Avenue traffic away from Georgetown High School Wednesday morning during a school lockdown. Photo by Katherine Hamilton

Georgetown law enforcement officers steer Austin Avenue traffic away from Georgetown High School Wednesday morning during a school lockdown. Photo by Katherine Hamilton

Georgetown High School students evacuated Wednesday morning due to bomb threat

Katherine Hamilton
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Update: Georgetown Police Department confirmed that a voicemail bomb threat led to Georgetown High School being locked down Wednesday morning. "Due to the nature of the threat, GISD made a decision to evacuate the school.
Bryan Burrough gave a talk at the Georgetown Public Library on February 12. Photo by Abbey Archer

Bryan Burrough gave a talk at the Georgetown Public Library on February 12. Photo by Abbey Archer

Guns, Texas history explored at library author talk

Abbey Archer
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
The Hill Country Author Series hosted Texas Monthly Editor at Large Bryan Burrough at the Georgetown Public Library to discuss his most recent book The Gunfighters: How Texas Made the West Wild. The non-fiction book covers the history of gun fighting in Texas between 1865 to 1901. Mr.

May race set for Georgetown City Council

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder will serve a third term leading the city after Friday’s candidate filing deadline passed without drawing any interest from possible challengers. “My third term officially started at 5 p.m. today,” Mayor Schroeder said online Friday afternoon.
Craig Cavileer, co-founder of Forth Worth based company Delightful Development, LLC, acquired the Historic Jail in Georgetown and will be developing it into a mixed-use property. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Craig Cavileer, co-founder of Forth Worth based company Delightful Development, LLC, acquired the Historic Jail in Georgetown and will be developing it into a mixed-use property. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

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Off the market: Historic Jail changes hands

Nalani Nuylan
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Something new is coming to one of Georgetown’s historic downtown sites. The Williamson County commissioners on February 10 sold the Main Street property that houses the county’s 137-year old Historic Jail during the February 10 meeting.
From left, Pastor Shawn Martinez from The Grove in Liberty Hill, a pastor from Celebration’s Leander/Liberty Hill campus, Yesterday’s Gone Founder and Executive Director Loree Tamayo, Pastor Nathan Brown of Vintage Church in Liberty Hill, and Pastor Jordan Geist from Northpoint in Cedar Park participated in a Blessing of the Land Ceremony as part of Yesterday’s Gone expanded property in Liberty Hill on January 29. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

From left, Pastor Shawn Martinez from The Grove in Liberty Hill, a pastor from Celebration’s Leander/Liberty Hill campus, Yesterday’s Gone Founder and Executive Director Loree Tamayo, Pastor Nathan Brown of Vintage Church in Liberty Hill, and Pastor Jordan Geist from Northpoint in Cedar Park participated in a Blessing of the Land Ceremony as part of Yesterday’s Gone expanded property in Liberty Hill on January 29. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

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Parting the asphalt sea: Liberty Hill women’s shelter expands property, launches capital campaign

Nalani Nuylan
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Lilies of the Field is Loree Tamayo’s favorite movie. The 1963 film follows a group of German nuns as they try to set up a chapel in the Arizona desert. Needing help to build the chapel, a man named Homer was hired to assist the nuns.
Gabe Cox watching a shelf cloud in Buffalo, South Dakota— 70mph winds were moving toward him— on June 6, 2020. Photo courtesy of Gabe Cox

Gabe Cox watching a shelf cloud in Buffalo, South Dakota— 70mph winds were moving toward him— on June 6, 2020. Photo courtesy of Gabe Cox

Storm chaser calls Georgetown home

Abbey Archer
Friday, February 13, 2026
“I've never been scared looking at a tornado,” stormchaser Gabe Cox said. “It's kind of like atmospheric performance art, if I could say it that way. [...] It’s only when they intersect with humanity that it becomes potentially tragic.” Mr.
Gabe Cox watching a shelf cloud in Buffalo, South Dakota— 70mph winds were moving toward him— on June 6, 2020. Courtesy of Gabe Cox

Gabe Cox watching a shelf cloud in Buffalo, South Dakota— 70mph winds were moving toward him— on June 6, 2020. Courtesy of Gabe Cox

Storm chaser calls Georgetown home

Abbey Archer
Friday, February 13, 2026
“I've never been scared looking at a tornado,” stormchaser Gabe Cox said. “It's kind of like atmospheric performance art, if I could say it that way. [...] It’s only when they intersect with humanity that it becomes potentially tragic.” Mr.
Bruce Clements, director of emergency management for Wilco, explains the flood resource grant from the Texas Water Development Board during the February 10 Commissioners Court meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Bruce Clements, director of emergency management for Wilco, explains the flood resource grant from the Texas Water Development Board during the February 10 Commissioners Court meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

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Flood funding: Williamson County to add new flood warning systems

Nalani Nuylan
Friday, February 13, 2026
The Williamson County Commissioners Court entered into an agreement with the Texas Water Development Board for flood warning systems, with the opportunity to apply for a $1 million grant.
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