What Georgetown voters need to know before the May 2 election
The ballot includes one contested council race and a major water utility question, with early voting beginning April 20.
Dense, current reporting on growth, government, schools, local business, dining, elections, and civic life across Georgetown.
The April festival will bring thousands of people to San Gabriel Park, along with traffic changes, facility closures, and a lot more planning for nearby residents.
The retailer is joining the Cedar Breaks West area as Georgetown continues to attract more large-format shopping options.
The district says the buildings should be finished this year, but opening them now would put too much pressure on operating funds.
The city says Texans could receive multiple texts, emails, and voicemails during a statewide emergency notification test.
Two large projects in Georgetown’s ETJ are asking to come into the city, setting up another debate over growth, infrastructure, and long-term service costs.