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CFO offers positive information at school meeting
Athens Independent School District Chief Financial Officer Randy Jones presented the school board with the requirements of the Texas Education Agency waiver for low attendance days.
Taylor police find woman dead from gunshot wounds
Members of the Taylor Police Department responded to a suspicious circumstances call on Old Thorndale Road early Saturday morning to discover a woman dead and a man injured.
1 dead in overnight Taylor shooting
Police say a 40-year-old Taylor woman was found dead from apparent gunshot wounds this morning in the 400 block of Old Thorndale Road.
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus
Austin/Travis County, TX Focus News from Austin: Imagine Austin: An Update on the City's Comprehensive Plan Austin City Council -- Recommit to Climate Protection BIODIESEL IN AUSTIN AREA Here are some biodiesel stations near Austin, TX.
Second Lights On! set for downtown
The second annual Lights On! celebration in downtown Bryan is set for Thursday. The celebration begins at 5:30 p.m. with the Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at the Children's Museum of the Brazos Valley.
Police Officer Battles Chaotic Kitty
A traffic stop turned into an awkward encounter with a local cat for Taylor, Texas police officer Keith Urban.
Video shows Taylor policeman vs. kitty
Originally published November 17, 2009 at 7:02 a.m., updated November 17, 2009 at 7:05 a.m. TAYLOR, Texas a ' A black cat showed affection by crawling up and down a Texas police officer in a friendly display captured on the patrol car's dashcam.
City Council Notes - November 2009
The Georgetown City Council voted not to enact a moratorium on the two-hour parking limit in downtown Georgetown at its meeting Oct.
Area manufacturers adapt to changing industry
Georgetown electronic connector manufacturer, AirBorn Inc., has been named one of Williamson County's top 10 manufacturers by the Texas Workforce Commission.
Georgetown / Hutto / Taylor Impacts - November 2009
Eagle Fitness , 201 Briarwood Drive, previously World Gym, changed from a franchise to a privately owned business in late October.
Goals of MJHS improvement plan outlined
Chapel Hill School District representative Dr. Doni Cook said Monday she feels confident "there will be no issues" when the instruction expert works with the Marshall Junior High School to implement a school improvement plan.
'Day Of Dead' Student Art On Exhibit
Colorful and vibrant works of art, created by Tyler Independent School District middle school students are featured in a special exhibition at the Tyler Museum of Art that will continue through Sunday.
Reprinting an interview with a Civil War veteran
Another interesting interview which appeared in the Redland Herald 21 July 1938 was with W. W. Alvis, age 97.
Police Beat: man's arrest at least his third since July
Police arrested two men for allegedly stealing a City of Mineral Wells employee's personal vehicle Monday morning parked in the 200 block of S.W. 2nd Street.
Clinic counsels criminal aliens at reformed detention center
The T. Don Hutto detention center in Taylor, Texas houses hundreds of illegal immigrants during court proceedings.
Robert Lee Vela, 42, of Victoria by officers Thursday on a warrant charging him with obstruction and retaliation.
Elmer Fritz Kettler passed away Oct. 25, 2009 in Floresville, Texas. Born July 23,1917 in Taylor, Texas, he was preceded In death by his wife of 61 years, Marie Raschke Kettler, parents Fritz Kettler and Emma Muegge Kettler, sister Hattie Kettler Seaholm, and cousin Ruby Muegge Byrd.
Anderson Taylor Launches Mobile Voip Platform
Anderson Taylori 1 2s Mobile VoIP Platform will integrate with existing Unified Communication solutions, enabling complete workforce mobility ATLANTA Anderson Taylor, an innovative provider of mobile applications, has announced the immediate availability of its Mobile VoIP Platform, which will enable private Mobile VoIP services for enterprises.
Nacogdoches Archeology Fair this weekend
The Nacogdoches Historic Sites Department is hosting Blast from the Past: Nacogdoches Archeology Fair this Saturday on Festival Plaza downtown from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in celebration of Texas Archeology Month.