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An announcement late Tuesday from both state and county health officials that the coronavirus vaccine was available to a broader group of people sent WilCo residents scrambling for a shot. But, because of mixed signals and faulty data, that search was in vain. Back in the before times, around the first of March, there was a Primary Election in Williamson County.Primary Elections are for party partisans to select their nominees for the November General The state reports that 163,700 Texans have received at least one dose of the vaccine. About 1.2 million doses have been allocated to providers across the state. This was the year that it all unraveled for Robert Chody.The former Williamson County Sheriff entered the year involved in a running battle with county commissioners over his department’s … WilCo inoculates 500 first responders as new cases surge County public health officials have inoculated nearly 500 first responders since they began the rollout of their first batch of 900 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine last week. At the same time, the county reported more than 950 new cases of the virus between Tuesday, Dec. 22 and Saturday, Dec. 26, and four new fatalities. WilCo health department begins vaccinating first responders As planned, Williamson County area first responders received the first round of COVID-19 innoculations Leander ISD board discusses potential extension to virtual learning, phase-in plan The Leander ISD board discussed an extension to the virtual learning for an additional four weeks to better implement a phase-in plan at the regular meeting on Aug. 20. Trustees approve $380 million budget Leander school trustees last week very nearly foundered on the shoals of Covid-19 uncertainties and Leander ISD to host virtual State of the District tomorrow LEEF, in partnership with the Cedar Park, Leander and West Austin chambers of commerce will be Leander ISD Superintendent condemns racism, discusses equity in video “In Leander ISD, we unequivocally condemn racism, discrimination and exclusion of all kinds,” In great games, one or two moments can be the difference. Unfortunately for Rouse, those moments didn’t fall their way. NEW BRAUNFELS — Cedar Park wasn’t given any style points Thursday afternoon in the regional semifinals. WALLER — Cedar Park seemingly has a different offensive weapon go off every time the explosive offense takes the field. Thursday night, that was Josh Cameron. When Sarai Estupinan first got to high school, she believed her track record gave her a good shot of making the Cedar Park varsity team as a freshman. Vandegrift sophomore Kevin Sanchez finishes ninth at state cross country meet Kevin Sanchez was nervous Tuesday afternoon as he stood on the starting line at the UIL State Cross Country Championships, but once the gun sounded, it was business as usual. McCauley helping Vandegrift carry on winning tradition Vandegrift has quickly risen to one of the top volleyball teams in the area over the last few years Those $600 relief checks could soon be on their way to many Americans The bill will reinstate supplemental unemployment benefits of $300 per week, and extend eviction protections through the end of January. The legislation also allocates another $284 billion to the Paycheck Protection Program. CDC issues COVID-19 warnings, new recommendations WASHINGTON — The next few months of the COVID-19 pandemic will likely be the most difficult yet, As part of COVID-19 recovery, Texas must expand and reform Medicaid In a normal year, Medicaid expansion is a critical win-win in terms of healthcare and economic impacts. In the midst of a global pandemic, it is unfathomable that Texas leaders would refuse to adopt We need more, not less, transparency Back in the before times, I covered the twice-monthly meetings of a small county commissioners court (in Please vote for boring. Please. Small community newspapers like ours stopped endorsing candidates for office decades ago. Even when our Do it for football. Do it for Texas Last week, it was my pleasure to lead a reporter’s round table discussion during a regional press The fellow doth protest too much We all have that one person who follows us on social media who we dread to see that posted When the cops play to the camera Way back when, when I published the newspaper in Taylor, we dreaded Friday night.That’s when we The process of making city government sausage is supposed to be boring. It’s not supposed to be a

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