WilcoSun staff and contact list fragment shows editors and reporters
A partial newspaper masthead lists Nicholas Chale as editor and multiple reporters including Katherine Anthony Nalani Naylan Kaitlyn Wilkes and Abbey Archer. The document also shows various roles such as Alexis Billingslea as reporting intern Kathryn Manasco general manager Matthew Brake production manager Jessica Ohle in advertising and Linda Fenton circulation with scattered email-like fragments.
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Nicholas Chale
Katherine Anthony
Nalani Naylan
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Abbey Archer
Alexis Billingslea
Alexis
Wilcosun
Kathryn Manasco
Matthew Brake
Jessica Ohle
Cence Legals
Linda Fenton
San Gabriel River fish kill sparks water concerns
The writer expresses alarm at a deadly fish kill in the San Gabriel River, noting its role as a drinking water source for Taylor, Granger, and rural residents. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is investigating, and the writer urges a clear source, penalties, and plant upgrades if wastewater caused the poisoning.
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San Gabriel River
Gabriel
Taylor
Granger
Texas Commission On Environmental Quality
TCEQ
Mark Shepherd
Sun
San Gabriel
Grass and Gripes on Trump and 2026 Dreams
Brenda Alicea of Old Blue Mountain Lane voices strong anti Trump views. She argues the ultra rich will dominate government after reelection and urges Senate vetting of cabinet nominees including Pete Gisbeth RFK Jr and Tulsi Gabbard. She fears for daughters future in Texas and calls for a 2026 2028 political swing.
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Trump
Gaetz
Pete Hegseth
Rfk Jr
Tulsi Gabbard
Trump World
America
Hegseth
Department of Defense
Roe
Texas
Brenda Alicea
Blue Mountain Lane
Fireworks safety push as drought tempers holiday displays
Williamson County warns that fireworks are illegal inside city limits and 5000 feet beyond, with limited unincorporated areas allowing some use. Residents report damage from misused fireworks near Santa Rita Ranch, spurring calls for professional shows and stricter safety amid drought.
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Ms. Foust
Cunningham
Williamson County
Gis
Wilco
Joan Painter Subscribes Again at 102
Joan Painter, age 102, re subscribes to the Sun for another two years and submits this photo from her hometown. She expresses excitement for more local coverage and her enduring connection to the newspaper.
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Joan Painter
Sun
How to Submit a Letter to the Sun
Readers are invited to send letters to opinion at wilcosun.com with the letter in the email body. Include name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Williamson County Sun and may be edited for length. Letters express the writer’s views and do not reflect the Sun. Word limit is 350.
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Williamson County
Cunningham
the Sun
Opinion
Wilcosun.com
Williamson County Sun
Sun
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