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Residents continue to clear tree limbs from their properties. (Photo by Andy Sharp)

Residents continue to clear tree limbs from their properties. (Photo by Andy Sharp)

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How to handle tree debris, pickups in Georgetown and across Wilco cities

Brigid Cooley
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Two extra tree disposal services are being offered to Georgetown residents later this month to assist in removing fallen branches and tree debris following the ice storm.   Special services being provided by the city include a curbside pick up beginning on Monday, February 27, for tree limbs.
, District 6 Council Member Jake French cuts a tree in North Old Town the week of the storm. (Photo courtesy Jen Bradac)

, District 6 Council Member Jake French cuts a tree in North Old Town the week of the storm. (Photo courtesy Jen Bradac)

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Community, Georgetown council members cleans up after ice storm

Brigid Cooley
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Despite foggy skies and chilly temperatures, more than 50 volunteers gathered at the Berry Creek Racquet Club, 449 Champions Drive, Saturday morning to help neighbors cut and break down branches hanging from trees damaged by last week’s winter storm.
Public Notice

Public Notice

Public Notice — February 8, 2023

Public Notices
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality REVISED NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND PRELIMINARY DECISION FOR SMALL MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER SYSTEM (MS4) RENEWAL General Permit Authorization No.
Georgetown-based Republican Charles Schwertner has served Senate District 5 since 2013.

Georgetown-based Republican Charles Schwertner has served Senate District 5 since 2013.

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Senator Charles Schwertner arrested on DWI charge in Austin

Tuesday, February 7, 2023
State Senator Charles Schwertner, 52, was arrested in Austin early Tuesday morning, February 7, on an alleged driving while intoxicated charge. He was booked into Travis County Jail at 2:12 a.m., according to Travis County Sheriff's Office records.
Patriot’s Pen winner Adrik Stepanov reads his winning essay to VFW Post 8587 members at the group’s monthly meeting. Adrik is 11 and attends Meridian World School as a sixth grader. His parents are Rachel and Yegivny (Will) Stepanov.

Patriot’s Pen winner Adrik Stepanov reads his winning essay to VFW Post 8587 members at the group’s monthly meeting. Adrik is 11 and attends Meridian World School as a sixth grader. His parents are Rachel and Yegivny (Will) Stepanov.

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Photos: Georgetown VFW Post 8587 honors winners

News Staff
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Georgetown's VFW Post 8587 honored special guests at a meeting in January, recognizing winners of the group's Teacher of the Year award, the Voice of Democracy Competition and the Patriot’s Pen winner. 
The annual Chamber banquet is held in the Georgetown Community Center, a location of many past celebrations for the group.

The annual Chamber banquet is held in the Georgetown Community Center, a location of many past celebrations for the group.

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Businesses, volunteers shine at Georgetown Chamber of Commerce gala

Kate St. Clair
Monday, February 6, 2023
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce celebrated its yearly lineup of award winners at the Georgetown Community Center January 26.  This past year marked the chamber’s 75th anniversary, said. Shontel Mays, chamber president and CEO.

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Average cost of gas rises within Wilco, state to start February

Brigid Cooley
Monday, February 6, 2023
Gas prices are rising throughout the state. According to the American Automobile Association, the average per gallon price for regular unleaded gas in Texas hit $3.13 on February 1. That’s roughly 29 cents more than the average recorded in January and 10 cents more than recorded on February 1, 2021.
Group members install a toilet at a house that needed repairs. This is one of many tasks Georgetown Helpers is capable of completing. (Courtesy Georgetown Helpers)

Group members install a toilet at a house that needed repairs. This is one of many tasks Georgetown Helpers is capable of completing. (Courtesy Georgetown Helpers)

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Georgetown nonprofit wants to lend a helping hand

Kate St. Clair
Saturday, February 4, 2023
Volunteers with nonprofit group Georgetown Helpers set out with one goal in mind — put their skills to use for the good of the community.  The group performs home maintenance tasks and repair services that range from a few hours to two days.
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