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The Black Sparrow Music Parlor invites the public for a delicious holiday meal paired with chilling tales of peculiars and specters in true Victorian fashion. “The Ghosts of Christmas Past: A Victorian Holiday Event” will be offered at 7 p.m.

TAYLOR CITY COUNCIL Second/Fourth Thursday at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 400 Porter St.

Donald Eberle Kuempel, Sr. passed away peacefully Saturday, Dec.

Robert “Bob” Lee Swartz, 73, of Taylor, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022, at his home.

Do you have a fun idea for an art piece to be displayed in city parks? Artists are sought for The Taylor Public Arts Advisory Board’s Portal Project, which is a fun and creative way to bring art to unexpected community areas, such as the hike and bike trail, by decorating the elevated manhole covers along the route. The Portal Project already spans several manhole covers along the trail, starting from Eleventh and Washburn streets and heading south and east.

HUTTO – Alejandro Garcia Puente, of Round Rock, is an Industrial Systems - Mechanical Specialization student at Texas State Technical College in East Williamson County. He is scheduled to graduate in December.

“Secondhand animals make first-class pets.” — Author unknown. I’m guessing a street-smart cat or a dog in the PR business.

The business formerly known as the Hangout Pinball Lounge, located in room 102 of Old Taylor High, 410 W 7th St Room, is reopening this Friday, Dec. 9 as Study Hall Pinball Arcade.

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Old Taylor High invites the public to get loud and gaudy for the Holidays. From 6 to 9 p.m.

Time is running out to nominate the person you believe is an asset to the community. The Taylor Rotary Club is still accepting nomination for the Outstanding Citizen of the Year.

HUTTO – More than 50 candidates are ready to walk the stage to close out a chapter of their college careers. Texas State Technical College East Williamson County campus in Hutto will host its all 2022 commencement ceremony Friday, Dec.

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HUTTO – Hutto ISD has earned “Bragging Rights” after being recognized for its outstanding Automotive Technology Program with the release of Texas School Business Magazine’s 16th Annual Bragging Rights 2022-23 special issue.