Assistant City Manager Nick Woolery speaks to Georgetown City Council about changes that will have to be made to the city’s capital project timeline. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Ten-year-old Mitchell Elementary student Brendon Carl used to be able to run, jump and play like Spider-Man.
Southwestern University President Laura Skandera Trombley cuts wood to build a canvas as part of following senior Lainie Siegel’s schedule. (Courtesy Southwestern University)
Staff from Yesterday’s Gone, Hope Alliance and law enforcement pose with the Williamson County Commissioners to spread awareness of domestic violence and abuse. Purple is the official awareness color. Photo courtesy of Williamson County
Chase Helm, a member of the Georgetown High School soccer team, helps unload 3,000 pumpkins at Georgetown’s First United Methodist Church on Wednesday, October 7. The truckload of pumpkins arrived at the church just before 7 p.m., a 13-hour drive from Farmington, New Mexico. Another 1,500 pumpkins will arrive on October 18. Pumpkins will be available through October 31. (Photos by Andy Sharp)
Morgan Taylor Myers, Director of Production at the Georgetown Palace, is surrounded by the new seating area at the historic theater on Tuesday, September 29. A late-January ice storm and flood decimated the seating area. After a few months the Springer Stage reopened, but with the old seats. The new seats await attendees for the Palace’s production of Oklahoma, which opens Friday, October 2, continuing through November 1.
A Texas Longhorn rests on a hill in the Beyersville community east of Coupland on Tuesday evening, September 8, 2026.