Texas Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area sets up office at Temple College in Taylor. Photo courtesy of Texas Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area.
Williamson County Economic Development Partnership Executive Director Dave Porter gives an annual presentation to the Commissioners Court at the July 25 meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.
William Lee from Wilco Economic Development Partnership gives a presentation on the importance of setting up the potential relationships for Korean businesses to the Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors Wednesday, June 21. Photo by Nalani Nuylan
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
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
On New Year’s Day, construction takes a break on the new H-E-B on West University across from Wolf Ranch Town Center. The street-facing facade is in place and the store is expected to open later this year. On the left, work continues on Ascension Seton Health Center. The center will include outpatient specialties, surgeries and imaging services. Ascension plans to open in June. (Photos by Clark Thurmond)