Out and About

Erin Jamieson is the regional community director of AGE of Central Texas.

Erin Jamieson is the regional community director of AGE of Central Texas.

AGE of Central Texas expands reach in Georgetown

“Do not regret growing older; it is a privilege denied to many.”The Irish proverb evokes gratitude for a long life. AGE of Central Texas addresses the challenges associated with that privilege. Historically aging care has been a family obligation.
Southwestern students Layla Hoffen and James Cosman are with the club BEE-Co. short for Beekeeping Education and Engagement Community.  Layla Hoffen founded the group. Photo by Linda Dwyer

Southwestern students Layla Hoffen and James Cosman are with the club BEE-Co. short for Beekeeping Education and Engagement Community. Layla Hoffen founded the group. Photo by Linda Dwyer

Club creates a buzz at Southwestern University

Layla Hoffen graduates from Southwestern University in a week. She will leave behind cherished friendships, familiar routines, school traditions and her beloved bees! Layla is founder of BEE-Co. short for Beekeeping Education and Engagement Community.
Beverly and John Henry in front of the Sun City Sales Center.

Beverly and John Henry in front of the Sun City Sales Center.

Sun City celebrates 30 years in Georgetown

On January first, 1960, Del Webb opened its first active adult community in Arizona. In January 2026, Sun City Texas kicked off a year-long celebration of 30 years as a Del Webb community.Over 18,000 residents in 87 neighborhoods enjoy their retirement years in a resort-style setting.

Animals help tell the story of Christmas

Famous Last Words: Dr. Jane Goodall on Netflix offers the renowned primatologist’s final message for humanity. The inspiring conversation was recorded for release after her passing in October.“I want you to understand that we are part of the natural world. We are part of Mother Nature,” she stated.
Chet Garner talks about traveling across Texas.

Chet Garner talks about traveling across Texas.

Out and About: State pride lives

There’s no place like home for the holidays, but for most of us, our homes change over a lifetime.Recently, my husband and I had the opportunity to honor the two states we spent most of our years in. It started with a presentation by Georgetown’s local celeb, Chet Garner.
Red Horn Coffee House & Tap Room has holiday art painted on its windows.

Red Horn Coffee House & Tap Room has holiday art painted on its windows.

Out and About: Shop small for the holidays

Holiday shoppers in Downtown Georgetown kicked off the holiday season in a most delicious way. Shop Small Business Saturday, November 29, included Georgetown’s third annual Coffee & Cocoa Crawl.
Handmade quilts are draped over the benches at Faith Lutheran Church in Georgetown.

Handmade quilts are draped over the benches at Faith Lutheran Church in Georgetown.

Out and about: Warm quilts and a fine feast

Thanksgiving is a time to count our blessings and give thanks. The generous spirit of two local volunteer groups is a wonderful reminder of the goodness in our community.Sleeping under a handmade quilt is sleeping under a blanket of love.
Mike Stankovich walks with an American flag near Sun City Boulevard.

Mike Stankovich walks with an American flag near Sun City Boulevard.

Out and About: Showing patriotism, supporting veterans every day

On November 11, we honor all who have served in the United States Armed Forces, both living and deceased.Veterans Day’s origins lie in “Armistice Day,” which commemorated the end of World War I on November 11, 1918.