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Harini Logan, 10, won the 66th annual Express-News Spelling Bee at the University of Texas at San Antonio downtown campus on March 17, 2019. For 2021, the event is slated to be held in March at the Brauntex Performing Arts Theatre in New Braunfels. (Photo by Jerry Lara, courtesy the San Antonio Express News)
New Braunfels to host regional spelling bee and more Central Texas news
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Q&A: Laura Colangelo discusses challenges facing private schools during pandemic
The Commissioners Court approved funding for the program Nov. 24. (Taylor Girtman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County funds COVID-19 convalescent plasma program
Schools now have the power to temporarily suspend on-campus instruction if “a significant number of the instructional staff at the campus is impacted due to a confirmed COVID-19 outbreak." (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas Education Agency authorizes schools to close doors for 14 days due to coronavirus-related staffing concerns
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know in Williamson County. (Community Impact staff)
100 new cases of coronavirus reported in Williamson County on Nov. 18
Williamson County has certified its election rolls following the Nov. 3 election, but members of the community have continued to make claims of voter fraud. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Williamson County judge stands behind election results, says there are no known affidavits alleging election mishandling
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Andy Brown sworn in as Travis County Judge, accepting baton from interim Judge Sam Biscoe
While Williamson County Elections Administrator Chris Davis said the election was not mishandled, machine issues on voting precinct-level data has led some to raise their concerns. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County certifies election results but continues to field claims of voter fraud
Williamson County set up a redistricting committee ahead of the census data release. (Taylor Girtman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County sets up redistricting committee ahead of census data release
Here are the coronavirus data updates to know today in Williamson County. (Community Impact staff)
Confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 174 in Williamson County between Nov. 14-16
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UPDATED: Planning and Zoning Commission approves Leander Springs zoning change
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Leander to review Old Town Park design options Nov. 19
Here is what you need to know today about the coronavirus in Williamson County. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County coronavirus positivity rate returns to 5%
Here is what you need to know today about the coronavirus in Williamson County. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson County adds 96 confirmed cases of coronavirus Nov. 12
Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell said Nov. 12 he would not close the county with another stay-at-home order despite an increase in coronavirus cases. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
County judge: No stay-at-home order for Williamson County