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The amended future land use map shows majority single-family zoning designations for the North Old Town neighborhood, as well as some medium-density mixed housing and office zonings near the outskirts of the neighborhood. City council approved the amended map during its Tuesday, April 11, meeting.

The amended future land use map shows majority single-family zoning designations for the North Old Town neighborhood, as well as some medium-density mixed housing and office zonings near the outskirts of the neighborhood. City council approved the amended map during its Tuesday, April 11, meeting.

Georgetown approves future land use plan amendment for North Old Town

The Georgetown City Council voted Tuesday, April 11, to amend the city’s zoning designations earmarked for the North Old Town neighborhood as laid out in the future land use map — an action marking a long-sought victory for neighborhood residents.

Fly fishing program to benefit veterans in Georgetown

David Perez, a member of Georgetown’s American Legion Post 174, hopes to bring a new kind of support system to the city’s disabled veterans with fly fishing. Mr. Perez left military service in 2017 and joined the national program in Fayetteville, North Carolina, the following year.
anie Lien, who was showing her 1957 Chevrolet pickup truck in the car show, was joined by Chevy, her Miniature Schnauzer,  at the Red Poppy Festival on Saturday, April 23, 2022.    Photo by Andy Sharp

anie Lien, who was showing her 1957 Chevrolet pickup truck in the car show, was joined by Chevy, her Miniature Schnauzer, at the Red Poppy Festival on Saturday, April 23, 2022. Photo by Andy Sharp

Georgetown's Red Poppy Festival is April 28-30

Join in on the fun during Georgetown’s 24th annual Red Poppy Festival. The event, which features live entertainment, family activities and over 100 artisan vendors, takes place April 28-30 on the Square.
The Two Step Inn stage stands ready for the band Midland.

The Two Step Inn stage stands ready for the band Midland.

Photos: Scenes from the inaugural Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown

The inaugural Two Step Inn music festival took place April 15-16 at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown. Organized by C3 Presents, the weekend's lineup included both classic and modern country music, with headliners Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers, as well as Tracy Byrd, Tanya Tucker and Wynona Judd.
The Alouette Bistro is now operating with a limited menu at Lark & Owl Booksellers, 205 Sixth Street, Suite 101 in Georgetown. The food spot is a collaboration between bookstore co-owners Jane Estes, left, Rachael Jonrowe and Misty Adair, not pictured, as well as chefs Erika Bongort and Kathy Armstrong. Photo by Brigid Cooley

The Alouette Bistro is now operating with a limited menu at Lark & Owl Booksellers, 205 Sixth Street, Suite 101 in Georgetown. The food spot is a collaboration between bookstore co-owners Jane Estes, left, Rachael Jonrowe and Misty Adair, not pictured, as well as chefs Erika Bongort and Kathy Armstrong. Photo by Brigid Cooley

Good eats again served at Lark & Owl thanks to Alouette Bistro

Professional chef and certified cheesemonger Erika Bongort loves turning high quality ingredients into accessible and zany dishes. The menu at Alouette Bistro, the new food spot operating out of Lark & Owl Booksellers, will feature Ms.
Rick Rowley performs during a Bach Fest event in 2022.

Rick Rowley performs during a Bach Fest event in 2022.

2023 Texas Bach Festival concert series announced

The Texas Bach Festival returns to Georgetown with a program titled “TBF 2023: Resound, You Songs!” A free opening concert is scheduled for 2 p.m., May 21, at the Georgetown Public Library. Gil Zilkha, bass-baritone, and Rick Rowley, piano, will perform Franz Schubert’s “Winterreise, D911.
George Brightwell

George Brightwell

Georgetown philanthropist George Brightwell passes away

George Brightwell, a retired Southwestern administrator and longtime Georgetown philanthropist who, with his wife Barbara, supported initiatives and organizations designed to improve life for Williamson County residents, especially children, died early Tuesday, April 11.