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Jennifer Harris (right) of the Dickey Museum Board accepts a $5,000 grant from Sylvia Tillotson of the Michael C. Duda Architectural Endowment.

Hutto has revealed the live music lineup for this year’s free 4th of July Celebration. Micah Marcos will kick things off before the Steph Cash Band rocks the stage.

Hutto residents participate in the Equity, Racism Inclusivity Task Force Public Form June 8. The district reported great conversation took place, or “heart work” as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Director Thymai Dong says. Another community forum is planned for the fall. Facebook / Hutto ISD

One of Taylor’s upcoming subdivisions appears ready for the next step. On Thursday, June 23, the Taylor City Council will consider acceptance of a subdivision infrastructure for Castlewood’s firs phase.

Two weeks before the U.S. remembered the day became free, residents commemorated a day in which many Americans became free in another way.

On Thursday, June 16, the Hutto City Council held their mid-month meeting. The council discussed the 2022 Water and Wastewater Master Plan along with the Pavement Assessment and Management Plan.

Alternate routes will be needed to get around downtown Taylor Saturday On June 25, the Taylor PRIDE Music & Arts Festival will be from 2 to 10 p.m. at Black Sparrow Music Parlor, Texas Beer Company, Xchange Nightlife and outside along Second Street from Main to Vance streets and on half of a Talbot Street block north and south of Second.

Williamson County is under a burn ban. On June 21, Commissioners Court has issued a county-wide burn ban for a period not to exceed 90 days due to severe drought conditions, above average heat, low humidity, low fuel moistures and high winds that are creating dangerous wildfire conditions that would be exacerbated by outdoor burning.

“The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” — Michael Altshuler I‘d like to share words of wisdom that Carolyn Hill shared with me.

A Taylor manufacturing production facility is celebrating a longtime team member clocking out for the final time. After more than 17 years of service to the Gemini team in Taylor, Steve Putsejovsky retired on May 27.

On June 8-9, Hutto ISD dministrators, executives, safety officials and police participated in the The “I Love U Guys” Foundation training for reunification in the event of schoolwide crisis. “We understand that should an event occur, parents want nothing more than to be reunited with their children as fast as possible,” said Hutto ISD staff.

The Taylor Garden Club has selected the home of Autumn and Lance Pavlicek as the winner of the Beautiful Yar d Award for June. The yard is located at 2401 Donna St.

Did you know that roughly 77% of car drivers have been in at least one accident? And many of times injuries may go undetected until months to years after that accident. It is not uncommon for one to notice days after the accident that you get sorer and achier. Common symptoms seen clinically after a collision is muscle tightness in the neck and back, frequently noted with decreased mobility, headaches, restless sleep, mentally foggy, and even radiating pain and tingling into the extremities. If you begin to have any of these symptoms it is important to get this corrected as soon as possible and not let further damage occur.