Local Wilco Sun Staff Directory Update
Nicholas Chale editor and Kathryn Manasco general manager are listed along with Matthew Brake production manager and Katherine Anthony reporter in the Wilco Sun staff directory. Nalani Naylan Kaitlyn Wilkes Abbey Archer Alexis Billingslea and Kaitlyn Wilkes are noted as reporters and interns.
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Nicholas Chale
Wilcosun.com
Kathryn Manasco
Wilcosun
Matthew Brake
Katherine Anthony
Katherine
Nalani Naylan
Kaitlyn Wilkes
Abbey Archer
Alexis Billingslea
What's It 8 Crowd Source Week in the What's It series
A community puzzle asks readers to identify a photo from Williams Drive in a satellite image. Contestants email guesses with their names to answer wilcosun.com, with the subject WI 8. A winner will receive the Sun for another year after the draw. PJ Stevens was the prior week’s winner in Georgetown.
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Williams Drive
Wilcosun.com
Benold Middle School
Palmer Ranch
PJ Stevens
Georgetown
End of Music Study Club Opens New Central Texas Philharmonic
Former Music Study Club members recall fond times while Central Texas Philharmonic invites local residents to Sunday concerts at Klett Performing Arts Center. Stefan Sanders directs professional musicians providing program notes, with after concert dinners open to all and season details at centraltexasphilharmonic.org.
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Central Texas Philharmonic
Stefan Sanders
Klett Performing Arts Center
North Austin Avenue
Centraltexasphilharmonic.org
Holly Decherd
Marquesa Trail
Schwertner Accusations Spark Calls for Investigation
Last Wednesday, July 17, Harvey Kronberg noted Texas Senator Charles Schwertner was asked by Lt. Gov. Patrick to chair a special Senate committee on hurricane preparedness. A state employee had accused him of sexual harassment for a second time, raising questions about accountability and conclusions.
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Harvey Kronberg
Texas
Charles Schwertner
Patrick
Texas Senate
Schwertner
Senator Schwertner
Senate
Health and Human Services Committee
How to submit letters to The Williamson County Sun
The Williamson County Sun invites readers to submit letters by email to opinion wilcosun.com. Include name, address and daytime phone. letters become the paper's property and may be edited. Keep submissions under 350 words and avoid personal accusations or hateful language. address sources and specifics when presenting facts.
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the Sun
Opinion
Wilcosun.com
Williamson County Sun
Sun
Texas Bach Festival ends 2024 with 45 percent attendance rise
The Texas Bach Festival reports a 45 percent increase in attendance across six concerts in Georgetown for 2024 under the theme Bach Across Time. Standings included a sold out Songs of Life at the library and large turnouts for The Four Seasons and Viva ldi Gloria at First United Methodist Church.
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Georgetown
First United Methodist Church
TBF
Progressive agenda vs democratic republic
The text contrasts conservative Democrats evolving into left-wing progressives who attack opponents as threats to democracy. It critiques progressives for favoring expert-led governance, judiciary deference to expertise, and reforms like Supreme Court term limits. It questions defunding police, education control by edocrats, gender-affirming care, and claims of election interference while defending the democratic republic and founders’ constitutional vision.
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Democratic Republic
EPA
SEC
FTC
NLRB
Biden
Supreme Court
Hillary Clinton
Obama
Donald Trump
Oval Office
Hunter Biden
Trump
Congress
Happy camper blows huge bubble at Camp Peniel
Olivia Crown, 10, wowed spectators at Camp Peniel in San Gabriel Park on July 24 2014 as kids competed to blow the biggest bubble. Her bubble stood out as among the best in the day camp activity.
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Olivia Crown
San Gabriel Park
Olivia
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Linda Scarbrough
Halani
Kaitlyn
Abbey
Alexis
Texas Bach Festival
Barry Scott Williamson
Texasbachfestival.org
Happy Camper
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