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This map displays the street closures and alternative routes that will be available. Courtesy TxDOT.

This map displays the street closures and alternative routes that will be available. Courtesy TxDOT.

Parts of Interstate 35 to close in Georgetown as part of Williams Drive improvements

The northbound lanes on Interstate 35 will be closed on July 6 to set beams on the Williams Drive bridge. The closures will take place from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and are located between State Highway 29 and Northwest Boulevard. Traffic will detour onto the frontage road at Williams Drive, exit 262.
At the ribbon cutting, from left, were Oscar Salazar-Bueno, Whit Friend, Christen Eschberger, Scott Haywood with the Sam Bass Fire Department, Steven Shull, Precinct 3 Commissioner Valerie Covey, Tracy Cooper, Joelle Rosentswieg, William Sherwood, Precinct 1 Commissioner Terry Cook, Kim Filiatrault, Michael Tucker, Ken Reifschlager, Steven Waters, Janet Rubiano, Nester Rubiano, Aaron DeNucci, Richard Ridings.

At the ribbon cutting, from left, were Oscar Salazar-Bueno, Whit Friend, Christen Eschberger, Scott Haywood with the Sam Bass Fire Department, Steven Shull, Precinct 3 Commissioner Valerie Covey, Tracy Cooper, Joelle Rosentswieg, William Sherwood, Precinct 1 Commissioner Terry Cook, Kim Filiatrault, Michael Tucker, Ken Reifschlager, Steven Waters, Janet Rubiano, Nester Rubiano, Aaron DeNucci, Richard Ridings.

Williamson County celebrates new Brushy Creek bridge

Williamson County Precinct 3 Commissioner Valerie Covey was joined by Precinct 1 Commissioner Terry Cook Tuesday, June 27,  to celebrate the Great Oaks Drive Bridge opening in Brushy Creek.
Standing, from left, are Rhonda Redden, justice of the peace Precinct 4; Robert Garcia, Taylor City Council; Brian LaBorde Taylor City Manager; Taylor Mayor Pro-Tem Gerald Anderson; Taylor Mayor Brandt Rydell; Wilco Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Boles; Congressman Pete Session; Representative Caroline Harris; Dana Harris and Matt Menotti, with Samsung; and Levi Pickett and Andy Wynes, with Capital Excavation. Photo courtesy Williamson County

Standing, from left, are Rhonda Redden, justice of the peace Precinct 4; Robert Garcia, Taylor City Council; Brian LaBorde Taylor City Manager; Taylor Mayor Pro-Tem Gerald Anderson; Taylor Mayor Brandt Rydell; Wilco Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Boles; Congressman Pete Session; Representative Caroline Harris; Dana Harris and Matt Menotti, with Samsung; and Levi Pickett and Andy Wynes, with Capital Excavation. Photo courtesy Williamson County

Segment 2 of Samsung Highway underway near Taylor

Construction on Samsung Highway Segment 2 broke ground June 2 in Taylor. On site, Williamson County Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Boles was joined by U.S.