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“Deliberately Diverse” represents the individual thoughts and opinions of a group of Taylor friends who almost never completely agree about anything but are gratified by the opportunity to stimulate deliberately diverse discussions in our beloved community. Today’s column represents the thoughts and opinions of Francis Sorrow, a 49-year resident of Taylor and longtime student of Jewish history, the Taylor Press.

There is goodness everywhere and kindness matters. Here is a story that demonstrates that philosophy.

The Taylor Garden Club has chosen the home of Alanna Lawrence as the winner of the Beautiful Yard Award for November 2022. This beautiful yard is located at 3301 Crystal Circle in the northeast area of Taylor.

The Woman’s Study Club of 2022-2023 gathered for their first meeting of the year at the Lucky Duck Cafe on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Hostesses were (from left) Ashley Doss, Chairman Stacy Stork and Cheryl Scruggs. Other hostesses were Susan Brock and Beth Griffith.

The 1962 O. L. Price State Championship trophy now has a home in the Taylor High School trophy case. Led by Coach Edward “Bud” Elder, the O. L. Price Panthers defeated Dayton Colbert 42-6 and won the 1962 Prairie View Interscholastic League (PVIL) Class A state championship.

COUPLAND – On the Nov. 8 ballot, three Coupland City Council places were up for election. Incumbents Barbara Piper and John Roulston-Bates were reelected. The newly elected alderman is Russell Schmidt.

CHAMBER 1 Thursday 5 p.m. Ribbon cutting at RE/Max Commercial, 906 N.

When we revamped the Chamber Ambassador program earlier this year, we had no idea the promise it would hold. We have had 10 greencoats this year who have spread Chamber cheer, checked in on members and learned about how the Chamber does what it does and why.

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Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, Nov. 23, e-edition of the Taylor Press.

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When Taylor High School librarian Lynn Butler was a teenager, she loved reading realistic fiction and historical fiction. She sought out books about high schoolers, just like herself and her friends.

The City of Taylor is inviting residents to a public meeting to discuss the restricted growth sector, as an update to the Envision Taylor Comprehensive Plan. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov.

When Daniel Philhower and his wife first came to Taylor in 2004, they thought it was a perfect fit for them. “We found everything we need is right here in Taylor,” said Philhower, the owner, president and CEO of Granite Media Partners, Inc., the parent company of the Taylor Press and East Wilco Insider.