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Here is a recap of what was featured in the Wednesday, Feb. 8, e-edition of the Taylor Press.

In spring of 2022, Old Taylor High proprietors Kaitlin and Cliff Olle launched the Chemistry Lab Nitrogen Ice Cream in Room 120 of the 1922 building, featuring dense and creamy ice cream made in 30 seconds flat thanks to the negative 321-degree magic of liquid nitrogen. This year, the Chemistry Lab, now called Big O’s Classic Candy and Nitrogen Ice Cream, still offers the same variety of regular and vegan ice creams, but there are some new elements too.

Parents are getting a preview of possible changes coming soon to Taylor Independent School District. At a Feb.

The ice storm of 2023 may be receding from the forefront of people’s minds, but city and utility officials are taking time to reflect upon what happened, as well as their own emergency preparedness response.

HUTTO —“Whatever you do, don’t get in trouble in Williamson County.” Growing up in Pflugerville, James Matlock heard this saying often. So when he and his family came to Hutto, Matlock was determined to make a change in the community.

Weekly Bingo Every Wednesday — From 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

Rosalie Irene Minzenmayer, 88, passed away Feb. 5, 2023.

John W. Bytell, Jr., 98, of Taylor, passed away Sunday, Jan.

“When your mother asks, ‘Do you want a piece of advice?’ It is a mere formality. It doesn’t matter if you answer yes or no.

In honor of Black History Month, two Taylorites return home to celebrate with a local church. On Sunday, Feb.

HUTTO – Cranes, bulldozers and other heavy equipment are becoming common sights right now in Hutto and Taylor. These are signs of economic growth which means job opportunities for students at Texas State Technical College’s East Williamson County campus.

Tomorrow, residents and elected officials can hear more about emergency response measures the city has been taking, including the disaster declaration issued Feb. 1, to help everyone recover from last week.

Dedicated to Olympian “ With humble beginnings, you have to start somewhere … My talent and my work ethic is speaking for itself. I still got a long way to go,” Fred Kerley said after seeing himself painted on a water tower in the place he grew up.