Storm Clouds Gather Over Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Saturated skies hover over Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Monday May 26 as storm clouds move across County Road 417 near the church grounds.
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Newspaper
The Sunday Sun
Location
Georgetown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2025
Page
1
Saturated skies hover over Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Monday May 26 as storm clouds move across County Road 417 near the church grounds.
The Assistance League of the Georgetown Area granted funds to Williamson County Head Start and GISD programs and awarded two East View High School 2025 graduates college scholarships to Karina Triana and Isis Maldonado Nino. The group also received a $20,000 Seeds of Strength grant and notes its local chapter helps address community needs.
Georgetown City Council voted to terminate a planned water supply deal with GateHouse Water, LLC after an executive session on May 27. The agreement would have brought about 18,500 acre feet per year from the Simsboro Aquifer in East Texas to Georgetown, via a Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District location in Lee and Bastrop counties, with GateHouse owning wells and supplying water to Central Texas cities. The city will pursue only agreements that offer the best solution at the right price while handling pipeline, storage, and land needs. City Manager David Morgan provided details on the process.
Georgetown's total property market value increases from 22.9 billion in 2024 to 24.75 billion in 2025 per a Williamson County Appraisal District update. Preliminary figures reflect notices sent in May and may be revised downward after protests later this year, WCAD chief Alvin Langford says.
Georgetown residents may water lawns twice weekly starting June 9 as the city gains more than 10 million gallons daily from the South Lake Water Treatment Plant. Council approved a schedule based on street-number endings: 1,5,9 on Tue or Fri. 2,4,6,8 on Wed or Sat. 0,3,7 on Thu or Sun. no watering Monday.
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