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HUTTO – Texas State Technical College’s Cybersecurity program is coming back this fall to the East Williamson County campus in a hybrid format. For the first time since spring 2020, students will be able to attend labs inperson on campus and listen to lectures online. Students continue to have the option of taking the program in an allonline format.

HUTTO – The city of Hutto and Hutto ISD have teamed up to launch #HippoNationFriday, a community-wide initiative to show community unity and pride by wearing Hutto orange every Friday. School started last week, and the new campaign encourages everyone in the community – from businesses to workers, to students and alumni, families and friends – to wear Hutto orange every Friday to show their shared love for Hutto.

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HUTTO – The Hutto Hippos’ first football game is Friday, Aug. 26, in San Marcos.

UP [email protected] It was a delicious and rewarded weekend in Murphy Park last weekend. The Taylor International Barbecue Cookoff survived torrential rain and hot temperatures Aug.

At the Aug. 15 board meeting, the Taylor Independent School District board of trustees unanimously approved calling for an $82.5 million bond election in November to fund safety improvements, land acquisition as well as maintenance and operations.

The City Council will consider a bevy of economic issues during its meeting Thursday, including a tax-abatement agreement with Samsung Austin Semiconductor and adopting the fiscal year 2023 budget. The regular meeting is 6 p.m.

Hayley Blundell just celebrated the one-year anniversary mark Aug. 21 of her grocery store Hayley’s Grains, which she calls an “ethical one-stop shop,” but it has taken a while for her to narrow down what exactly it is.

DUCKS SCRIMMAGE YOEMEN The Taylor Ducks football team inched closer to regular season games after participating in a joint practice with the C.H. Yoe Yoemen that ended with a scrimmage.

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“Like an Italian pasta sauce.” That’s how Sungeun Naomi Park describes her simmered version of soy sauce, adapted from a recipe passed down to her from her mom and grandma, and a key reason why her Korean comfort food tastes so delicious. “It’s a soy sauce, but what I would do is I will get fresh ingredients, like vegetables, and I will put like kelp and all kinds of natural ingredients,” said Park, who recently opened the restaurant Taylor Seoul Food in the former gymnasium of Old Taylor High, 407 W 9th St.

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Samsung’s donations are $250,000 to each of the following: • Taylor ISD to support academic success for its students • Boys & Girls Club of Eastern Williamson County to support programing that enables all young people, especially those who have the greatest need, to realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens • Shepherd’s Heart Food Pantry & Community Ministry to support food access for Taylor residents • Bluebonnet Trails to support access to health resources in Taylor. Source: Samsung Austin Semiconductor.

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