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Williamson County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo
Williamson County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo

This Saturday, Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25, the Cowboy’s Professional Rodeo Association will host the Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo, held annually, at the WCSP Arena, 1600 CR 305, Jarrell. This rodeo includes some of the top cowboys from across the United States.

06/20/2023 10:35 PM
Lions varsity baseball senior catcher Nathan Tucker tags out an opposing runner at home plate on June 17 during the THSBCA All-Star Game held at Dell Diamond in Round Rock. Photos by Andrew Salmi
Tyree, Tucker show out for THSBCA All-Star Game

ROUND ROCK – Dell Diamond was the site of the 2A-3A- 4A Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game on Saturday, June 17, with 2023 graduates Cohen Tyree of Taylor High School and Nathan Tucker of Granger High School playing. Tyree of the Ducks and Tucker of the Lions put on their respective home uniforms for the last time as the duo represented the South team together.

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The Taylor High School varsity football defense surveys the field and looks to make a play against Lago Vista High School on June 10 during the 7-on-7 state qualifying tournament held at the track stadium in Cameron. Photos by Andrew Salmi
Taylor ready for 7-on-7 state tournament

COLLEGE STATION – Taylor High School varsity football has a huge couple of days ahead of it this week as Ducks skill position players will head to Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station on June 22–23 for Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 7-on-7 State Tournament.

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The Granger High School varsity softball team celebrates after the Lady Lions defeated Bremond High School 1-0 on May 11 in the 2A regional quarterfinals held in Mumford. Photo courtesy of Granger ISD
Four Lady Lions honored for all-state softball awards

GRANGER – The Granger High School varsity softball team announced this week that four senior players were honored as Texas Girls Coaches Association all-state selections. The highest honor went to catcher Mattie Wilkie, who was selected to the 2023 TGCA Legacy Softball Team for 1A-2A-3A4A.

06/20/2023 10:35 PM
Thrall girls varsity track and field junior Avery Koonce competes in the pole vault on April 28 during the 2A Region 4 meet held at Javelina Stadium in Kingsville. Photo courtesy of Thrall ISD
Three Tigerettes named all-state selections

THRALL – A trio of girls was honored as all-state selections in their respective sports this past week with Thrall senior Raelynn Johnson, junior Avery Koonce and junior Melaina Grissom. RAELYNN JOHNSON Johnson was an outstanding player for the Tigerettes during the 2023 softball season and the senior was selected to the Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State Softball Team.

06/20/2023 10:35 PM
Celestine Elizabeth Matysek Kelm
Celestine Elizabeth Matysek Kelm

Celestine Elizabeth Matysek Kelm, of Thorndale, passed away June 19, 2023. She was born June 11, 1931, in Williamson County.

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JUNETEENTH FREEDOM DAY
JUNETEENTH FREEDOM DAY

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PARADE WINNERS
PARADE WINNERS

WALKING ENTRIES • Taylor Flash Fleet Track team – First place • Salvation Church – Second place • Taylor Bike co. – Third place DRIVING ENTRIES • The First Baptist Church Youth Department – First place • Johnathan Sawyer – In Memory of Opal Hill – Second place • Quincy Griffin in Bubba – Third place.

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Maybe this experience will seem funny someday
Maybe this experience will seem funny someday

“The thing about parenting rules is there aren’t any. That’s what makes it so difficult.” — Ewan McGregor, Scottish actor.

06/20/2023 10:35 PM
ESLO agreement still unapproved
ESLO agreement still unapproved

HUTTO – Cheney Gamboa, assistant director of economic development, brought bad news to council June 15, the Hutto Economic Development Corp. did not approve an amended agreement for Project ESLO.

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HIPPO BITES
HIPPO BITES

Mystery leak still a mystery HUTTO – Howard Norman Elementary School is sitting on top of a mystery. In late 2022, the school noticed a significant increase in water consumption, suggesting a large leak between the water main and the school meter.

06/20/2023 10:35 PM
Students and faculty members from Texas State Technical College joined other state postsecondary students and instructors for the Texas delegation meeting for the 59th annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference on Monday, June 19, in Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting took place...
TSTC students begin SkillsUSA national conference in Georgia

ATLANTA, GEORGIA – On Monday, June 19, students and faculty members representing seven of Texas State Technical College’s 10 campuses traveled to Atlanta, Georgia for this week’s 59th annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference.

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(From left) Brandt Rydell, the mayor of Taylor, Michele Glaze, communications & community affairs head for Samsung Austin Semiconductor, Bryan Bracewell, Southside Market & Barbecue owner, and Chris Cervini, Austin Community College’s vice chancellor for community affairs, discuss...
METT Summit Series: Workforce development

ELGIN — Public and private partnerships and planning are key to meeting workforce needs and developing vibrant communities for small and large businesses alike in the Manor, Elgin and Taylor area. This was the theme of a panel discussion of experts in business, education and government at the first ever METT Summit held at the Elgin Recreation Center May 18, which was organized by the Manor, Elgin and Taylor chambers of commerce.

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At last year’s Pride festival, Sheyenne Alverez enjoys the music while also serving as a member of the Parasol Patrol. Photo by Jason Hennington
Taylor Pride secured for Saturday’s festival

Safety is one of the main concerns for Taylor Pride this weekend as members and allies fill downtown this Saturday. The 2023 Taylor Pride Music and Arts Festival will be held Saturday, June 24, from 2 to 9 p.m.

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The rebirth of the parade drew a crowd in the downtown area. There were 15 participants in the parade including four cars and five walking entries along with Taylor police and firefighters.
Parading to freedom

Although Juneteenth was first recognized as a federal holiday in 2021, the Taylor community has hosted events to celebrate the historic day. This year, the celebrations spanned over two days, and included the return of the Juneteenth parade.

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