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Newspaper

The Sunday Sun

Location

Georgetown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2024

Page

4

Clark Thurmond Linda Scarborough publish news item

Publisher Clark Thurmond and Linda Scarborough lead the Wilco Sun staff with editors and reporters including Katherine Anthony Nalani Naylan Kaitlyn Wilkes Abbey Archer and Kathryn Manasco. Management and production roles are listed along with site contacts and circulation.

Nicholas Chale Katherine Anthony Nalani Naylan Kaitlyn Wilkes Abbey Archer Wilcosun Katherine Nalani Kaitlyn Abbey Kathryn Manasco Matthew Brake Jessica Ohle Linda Fenton

Letters Crafting Texas Bible Curriculum Reform

A petitioner offers to help design a biblical curriculum for Texas public schools, urging inclusion of biblical literature. He suggests using Deuteronomy and Genesis readings for discipline and creation comparisons, Job for suffering, and controversial passages for critical scrutiny, while advocating redaction and framing around redemptive love and social justice.

Texas Education Board Cain and Abel Eve David Rahab Holy Land Jesus Peter God

Georgetown library expansion plan gains donor support

Ricki McMillan of Cobalt Cove thanks The Sun for detailing a long term Georgetown library plan funded by Steinberg Hart and the Friends of the Georgetown Public Library with 125 000 in matched city funds. The FOL, a volunteer group, donates over 100 000 annually and backs projects like the Carver Center locker program.

The Sun Georgetown Steinberg Hart Consulting Friends of the Georgetown Public Library FOL WOW Carver Center Friends Forgeorgetown.org Ricki McMillian Cobalt Cove

Library bond plan ignites debate on space needs

A reader argues the library faces space constraints as e books grow, favors converting an upper floor to stacks and offices, and suggests funding a new library with bonds, plus repurposing the current site as City Hall and a homeless shelter, though taxpayer debt concerns are raised.

City Hall

Veterans Luncheon Thank You to Judge Evelyn McLean

A letter thanks Justice of the Peace Evelyn McLean and her staff for the annual Veterans Luncheon. It notes veterans of all ages and their guests receive care, a nice lunch, choral and raffle activities, and opportunities to learn about veterans benefits in a welcoming community setting.

Justice of the Peace Evelyn McLean

Ethical examination of the last national election ethics

John W. Ray argues that American moral decision making in voting has declined. He questions whether voters acted with honesty and justice, criticizes racism and tribalism, and asks readers to assess if their choices reflected tolerance, information, and the general welfare.

America Aristotle Jean Paul Sartre John W. Ray Capote

How to Get Your Letter in the Sun

Readers are invited to submit letters by emailing opinion@wilcosun.com and placing the text in the body of the message. Include name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Williamson County Sun and may be edited for length. Letters express writers' opinions.

Wilcosun.com Williamson County Sun The Sun

World better after Trump's reelection and a future of prosperity

A reader argues that Trump's second term could trim government, boost growth, and restore U S leadership, while noting ongoing media backlash and calls for accountability for past actions. The piece advocates conservative governance, treats security as key, and predicts a long road to tangible reforms.

Trump

Cabinet nominees spark debate over RFK Jr and Weldon

The president elect names RFK Jr and Dave Weldon for cabinet posts amid fierce criticism of RFK Jr for anti vaccine views and Samoa measles deaths in 2019. The letter urges senators to vet and possibly reject these nominees and calls readers to contact Texas senators.

Trump Robert Francis Kennedy, Jr Rfk Jr Dave Weldon Department of Health and Human Services Samoa Rfk Florida CDC U.S. Senate Texas Cornyn Cruz

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Clark Thurmond Linda Scarbrough Judge McLean Washington Hillary Clinton Secret Service United States Robert Weisman Old Blue Mountain Lane SUN Archive Gaia Crenshaw Southwestern University Lois Perkins
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