Development
As demands grow, Georgetown continues water infrastructure investments
Jarrell ISD trustees will approve architectural concepts June 21 for its new middle school, which should open in 2025. They got an early look at some ideas in May.
Jarrell ISD looks at design concepts for new middle school
Georgetown City Council hears latest on City Center, Fire Station projects
From left, GISD trustee Stephanie Blanck, GISD superintendent emeritus Fred Brent and trustee Jen Mauldin share groundbreaking duties with Elizabeth Horne, far right, developer of Santa Rita Ranch with her husband, Ed Horne.
Georgetown ISD breaks ground on San Gabriel Elementary
Sung Min Hong (Samsung EVP, head of Foundry Human Resources Team), Dave Porter (executive director, WilCo EDP), Dana Harris (Samsung), Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Boles, Taylor Mayor Brandt Rydell, President Si Young Choi (head of Foundry Division), Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell, Brian LaBorde (Taylor city manager), Charisse Bodisch (SVP, Opportunity Austin), Sang Phil Sim (EVP, head of Foundry marketing & sales) met in South Korea last week. Photo courtesy Williamson County
Williamson County officials visit Samsung in South Korea
Elaine Davenport, who moved into The Hacienda at Georgetown as its first resident in April 2021, waves as she prepares to cut the ribbon marking the community’s grand opening on Saturday, April 15.
Photos: The Hacienda at Georgetown celebrates its grand opening
In a ceremonial groundbreaking April 14, President Laura Skandera Trombley (center), Trustee chair Christopher Cragg (fourth from left), Trustee Lynn Mock (second from right), and students kick off the university’s $150 million building project.