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City, Good Life Taylor to unveil Percussion Park this weekend
City, Good Life Taylor to unveil Percussion Park this weekend
Kids of all ages will soon get a chance to march, play and sing to the beat of their own drum. This weekend, the city of Taylor’s Parks and Recreation Department and Good Life Taylor will host a free ribbon cutting ceremony for the recently completed Percussion Park at 10 a.m. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Campbell: Passing the torch of inspiration
Campbell: Passing the torch of inspiration
HUTTO – Dr. Alexis Campbell knows first-hand that not all students get treated equally. She experienced it as a child herself, and she experienced it again as a young teacher in east Austin. Now, as principal of Ray Elementary in Hutto, she promotes equity and inclusiveness programs and strives for all students to have the same opportunities. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
Hutto ready to celebrate World Hippo Day
Hutto ready to celebrate World Hippo Day
HUTTO – Hippo mania is set to hit Central Texas Wednesday, Feb. 15 for the annual World Hippo Day. To celebrate the beloved community mascot, the city of Hutto is working with Hutto Independent School District to support this city-wide celebration. 02/15/2023 07:18 AM
District reveals unstacking plan
District reveals unstacking plan
02/10/2023 02:58 PM
City receives grant for mental health initiatives
City receives grant for mental health initiatives
02/07/2023 03:00 PM
A. J. Sanchez, Lacey Thompson and Ben Bachmayer represent Taylor Middle School in expressing thanks to school board members for all they do to support students and learning.
District shows appreciation
January was School Board Recognition Month, and Taylor ISD celebrated its trustees for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students. The theme of this year’s School Board Recognition Month was “Forward, Together,” which highlights the collaboration among school leadership, teachers and parents on behalf of students. 02/04/2023 07:26 AM
Rev. Jeffrey Geske and his son Jacob moved from Ottawa Lake, Michigan to Thrall. Geske and his son look forward to many wonderful years of ministry here at St. John Lutheran Church. Courtesy Photo
Geske installed at Thrall church
THRALL – A church in Thrall has new leadership from up north. On Jan. 02/04/2023 07:26 AM
Tyler Volek, manager of McCoy’s Building Supply in Taylor, presents a check for $2,000 to John Matthews, Taylor ISD Family Support Services coordinator. This donation will help provide a variety of programs and services for Taylor families. Photo by Tim Crow
McCoys Supports Family Services
. 02/04/2023 07:26 AM
Main Street Intermediate School Principal, Kerri Pierce, presents a gift basket of appreciation to Taylor ISD School Board Member, Shorty Mitchell. Photos by Tim Crow
Main Street Intermediate School Principal
. 02/04/2023 07:26 AM
Rare comet set to pass Texas skies
Rare comet set to pass Texas skies
A once in a lifetime event is set to happen next week. Keep your eyes open for this phenomenal, rare occurrence in the skies of Feb. 01/28/2023 07:19 AM
Eight Taylor Middle School band students have earned a spot in the ATSSB Region Band. Advancing to the Region Symphonic Band are Kaitlin Crane (Trombone), Ethan Green (Trombone) and Levi Luedtke (Tuba). Advancing to the Region Concert Band are Keira Rodriguez (Percussion), Victor Rios Alma...
TMS band students advance
. 01/28/2023 07:19 AM
Fifteen Taylor High School students qualified for this year’s Region Band. They are Jaiden Green, Sophia Plonka, Ana Frias, Gabby Howell, Sam Brown, Yahir Cancel, Natalie Carranza, Rob Hernandez, Aiden Crane, Caleb Alderete, Zane Talavera, Tabby Munoz, Kenny Calvo, Miguel Ruiz and Josh Cou...
15 qualify for Regional Band
. 01/28/2023 07:19 AM
Three Taylor High School students advanced this year from Regional to Area Band. They are (from left) Kenny Calvo, Miguel Ruiz and Josh Courtney. Photo by Tim Crow
From regional to area
. 01/28/2023 07:19 AM
Culinary arts students prepare the masa for making tamales. photos by Photos by Tim Crow
Student chefs make culinary treats
Student chefs in the Taylor High School Culinary Arts career pathway learned the process of making tamales and cookies leading up to the holidays. The treats were then given to staff members to enjoy. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM
The Taylor Area Businesswomen organization named new board members during their meeting in November. Board members include Charlotte Albert, president; Regina Carlson, vice president; Betty Zimmerhanzel, secretary; Sherry Alford, treasurer; and Heather Seago, publicity. Courtesy photo
TAB open for new members
The Taylor Area Businesswoman organization is always looking for new members. Although it has evolved over the years, TAB’s mission has always been the same, “ to promote the enrichment of women in their business and personal life.” Original ly chartered under the name of Business and Professional Woman of Texas is 1948, TAB is nonsectarian, non-partisan and a non-prof it organization. 01/25/2023 06:12 AM
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