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Rogers F (Sonny) Scruggs, of Thrall, went to be with the Lord Nov. 17, 2022.

Diana Lynn (Matoska) Hejl passed away peacefully Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2022, at the age of 69, after a lengthy battle with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare brain disorder.

This column represents the thoughts and opinions of Jason Hennington. This is NOT the opinion of the Taylor Press.

Without all of you, the Welfare Workers would not be moving forward gathering memorabilia to be placed in the Blackshear/O.L. Price School case at Taylor High. Again, we thank everyone including the Community of Taylor. Sincerely, The Welfare Workers Club Leslie Hill, President

Dear Editor, On Nov. 29, I sat at the comprehensive plan meeting.

To whom it may concern, This parade fiasco could have been easily avoided if Santa on the PRIDE float would have worn a simple pair of pants. When I lived in Bastrop, and people from a group in the parade were drunk, making inappropriate comments and generally displaying adult bad behavior, they were not allowed to participate the following year. Their bad behavior had consequences. This Taylor Parade thing is exactly the same. Santa wore a thong, not pants.

Dearest Taylor Press, Why are we sexualizing the Taylor Parade of Lights? Why does this have to be the rock PRIDE dies on? If you wanted your own parade, have your own parade. I heard, through the TAMA horses' mouths, that PRIDE never asked to be included, and therefore were never excluded from the Taylor Parade of Lights.

HUTTO – The Hutto Megasite will soon be home to the new 225acre Skybox Datacenters campus, according to Mike Arismendez, chair of the Hutto Economic Development Corporation. On Nov.

HUTTO – Drivers already bemoaning heavy traffic along FM 685 will soon face another slow down, but Hutto students will be safer with a new school zone being added in front of the high school. The new zone travels along the front of the school and restricts the speed to 35 mph when the flashing lights are operating, which is 15 mph below the posted speed limit on Chris Kelley Blvd.

GEORGETOWN—In a sign of the times, Williamson County has begun keeping a lifesaving drug on hand to counter the effects of opioids, such as Fentanyl. Since November, the county has been keeping Narcan, an anti-overdose drug also called naloxone, with automated external defibrillators (AEDs) that are located in all Williamson County buildings.

NOV. 20 Disturbance-No Report-100 block of W Second St Suspicious Person-No Report-700 block of Sturgis St Welfare Concern-No Report-700 block of NW Carlos G Parker Blvd Assault-Report Taken-100 block of Royal St Road / Traffic Hazard-Officer Advised-1000 block of Mallard Ln 911 Call-No Report-SPJST Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation 1810 Old Granger Rd Motorist Assist-No Report-Taylor PD 500 S Main St City Ordinance Violation-No Report-1400 block of Hillcrest Dr Lost /Found Property-No Report-Golden Chick 1706 W Second St Disturbance-No Report-900 block of Washburn St Theft-Report Taken-Heb 100 NW Carlos G Parker Blvd Accident Minor-Unable to Locate-Second Ave/E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd 911 Call- Officer Advised-Baylor Scott and White Hospital 305 Mallard Ln Suspicious Circumstances-No Report-1000 block of Scott St Burglary of Habitation-No Report-500 block of Kyra Ln Noise Complaint-Unable to Locate-2800 block of Bull Run NOV.

It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dr. Ron Braley Guest Columnist This column represents the thoughts and opinions of Dr.

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BY ISABELLA TEBEAU I saw an angel today. She taught me humility.