Each month, Community Impact Newspaper works to bring readers one to two in-depth stories about your community. From the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on businesses and education to the 2020 U.S. Census, the election and all things "Live PD," here are those 21 stories.

If you missed a paper, you can look back at old editions here.

January

Georgetown officials, residents working on a future land-use plan to help guide area development decisions

February

Four new water tanks in four years: Growth leads to continued expansion of Georgetown water utilities

Tourism strategic plan implemented to manage more Georgetown visitors

March

Census 2020: Local entities push for an accurate count in the 2020 census as money, power, business at stake for Central Texas

Census 2020: State inaction, privacy concerns drive outreach

April

Restaurants, businesses across Georgetown adapt to life in a pandemic

Experts fear a rise in child abuse issues due to coronavirus stressors, no school

May

Ongoing coronavirus leaves Georgetown ISD budget in flux

June

Children’s hospitals to change pediatric care for greater Williamson County

Local workforce sees the impact of coronavirus

July

Georgetown’s real estate industry survives COVID-19 largely unscathed

City Center project aims to unify section of downtown

August

Georgetown ISD will see 61% of its students return for in-person learning

September

Georgetown ISD’s vulnerable kids see harsher impacts of COVID-19

City looks at options to protect two historic Georgetown areas

October

Mourning in a mask: COVID-19 impacts the funeral business and grieving families

Voter confidence, safety alter 2020 election plans

November

South San Gabriel River residents are stuck in muck after violations

Locals shaken by rock mining industry, push for reform

December

Local veterans organizations still battling COVID-19 challenges

‘Live PD’ will continue to cost Williamson County despite new sheriff elected