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Mary Castaneda helps her granddaughter Juliana Orlando, 17, get ready to go onstage for the 2024 Richarte High School Commencement held at the Rodney and Mary Klett Performing Art Center on Thursday, May 23, 2024. 62 seniors received their diploma tonight, with the total expected to reach 77 total graduates by the end of summer. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Richarte High School graduates celebrate
2-year-old Emilia Pustejovsky enjoys making hundreds of bubbles along West Davilla Street on Friday, May 10, 2024, the opening night of the 45th Annual Granger Lakefest. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Granger Lakefest
East View High student Lux Adcock finishes a race during the Georgetown Independent School District's annual Special Olympics, held Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at the district sports complex behind Georgetown High School. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Athletes compete at Georgetown ISD Special Olympics
Ellen Brumder, a co-founder (with her husband, Nick) of Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery & Prayer Gardens, was on hand Saturday, April 27, 2024 to celebrate Art in the Gardens, the 20th anniversary of Our Lady. The couple live in New Zealand, but return to the area occasionally. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery & Prayer Gardens turns 20
2-year-old Elliott Araiza, with his dad Bert Araiza, enjoyed watching the parade along Austin Avenue during the 25th Annual Red Poppy Festival on Saturday, April 27, 2024. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Photos: 2024 Red Poppy Festival at a glance
Dysfunkshun Junkshun performs from a stage at 7th Street and Austin Avenue at the opening night of the Red Poppy Festival on Friday, April 26. Photo by Andy Sharp
Opening night of Poppy Fest a hit in Georgetown
Lisa Barnes and her grandson Wesley Morrow, 2, visit with a donkey named Pedro at Berry Springs Park & Preserve on Saturday, April 20, 2024. The park has a second donkey named Bob. Photos by Andy Sharp
Residents stroll Berry Springs Park & Preserve
Nancy Adair holds a Lyre Leaf Skullcap plant she received from the Sun City Plant Club during Sun City's Earth Day Celebration event held at The Retreat in Sun City on Monday, April 22. The event was hosted by Sun City Texas Recycles. The first Earth Day was on this date in 1970. PhotoS by Andy Sharp
Sun City celebrates Earth Day, Highlights benefits of recycling, native plants, conservation
3-year-old Allison Warren and her grandmother Susan Hecker admire Sam, an Eastern Screech Owl cared for by All Things Wild Rehabilitation during Market Days. Holding Sam is All Things Wild volunteer James Davis.