Thanksgiving

Kevin and Rachel Cummins, center, second row from the bottom, the owners of City Post and Sweet Lemon, with the volunteers who helped serve families for the event. (Courtesy Rooted Hospitality)

Kevin and Rachel Cummins, center, second row from the bottom, the owners of City Post and Sweet Lemon, with the volunteers who helped serve families for the event. (Courtesy Rooted Hospitality)

Businesses serve up Thanksgiving cheer on the Square

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
Businesses from all around the Square worked with The Caring Place and Helping Hands of Georgetown November 19 to serve traditional Thanksgiving fare at the Georgetown Public Library to 200 members of the community.
Pie Jacked in Round Rock offers vegan top-allergy free pies in three sizes. Displayed are a 9-inch family-sized apple pie, a 5.5-inch sweetie-sized cherry pie and a 4-inch cutie-size pumpkin pie.

Pie Jacked in Round Rock offers vegan top-allergy free pies in three sizes. Displayed are a 9-inch family-sized apple pie, a 5.5-inch sweetie-sized cherry pie and a 4-inch cutie-size pumpkin pie.

Thanksgiving pies available to order

Abbey Archer
Thursday, November 14, 2024
Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. While some bakeries in the area — like Lulu’s Pie Shoppe on the Square — are already booked full for the holiday, there’s still some time to place a last-minute order for a traditional pie for your family’s dinner table.
oy Scout Eagle members Cameron Taylor and Joaquin Diaz from Troop 1096 prepare the Thanksgiving Turkey as they pack meals for local families. Photo courtesy of BJ MacMillan.

oy Scout Eagle members Cameron Taylor and Joaquin Diaz from Troop 1096 prepare the Thanksgiving Turkey as they pack meals for local families. Photo courtesy of BJ MacMillan.

Boy Scouts give back to their community

Nalani Nuylan
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
Last week Boy Scout Troop 1096 participated in the Brown Santa program and helped prepare Thanksgiving meals.  On Monday, November 27, 40 Cub Scouts from Pack 151 gave toys to Brown Santa.

Healthy holiday foods only require small changes

Kaitlyn Wilkes
Thursday, November 23, 2023
As the holidays approach, foods become abundant and healthy eating habits may fall to the wayside.  However, Stacey Palmer — a doctor of nursing p and nurse practitioner St. David’s Georgetow — said recentering the meaning of holidays can help those who are trying to maintain a healthy diet.
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