Our real estate center in Georgetown, TX is undergoing major changes in what we like to call “Extreme Makeover: Office Edition.” We have demolished our old building and are in the process of building a larger office in the same location. Here’s a look at the progress so far…
Our office BEFORE construction:
Demolition of the old building:
The temporary office location – just 200 yards to the east:
Temporary Building with the same address (4909 Williams Drive, Georgetown, Texas 78633):
The Brazos River Authority declared a Stage 3 Drought Emergency for Lake Georgetown on Oct. 7, affecting water use in Georgetown, Round Rock, the Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District and the Chisholm Trail Special Utility District.
Those interested in cooking who want to sharpen their cutting techniques and culinary skills can attend a free workshop Oct. 13 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the East Williamson County Higher Education Center’s temporary location near Hutto.
The Texas Life-sciences Collaboration Center, located at 111 Cooperative Way, Ste. 200, in Georgetown, celebrated the installation of a new solar photo-voltaic generation system over the summer and is now producing renewable energy for its campus.
Southwestern University officials announced plans to implement initiatives over the next two years aimed at maintaining the university’s financial stability.
The Williamson County Elections Office is looking to hire people who are fluent in both English and Spanish to work when the county holds elections.
The Williamson County Elections Office is looking to hire people who are fluent in both English and Spanish to work when the county holds elections.
State transportation authorities plan to raise the speed limit on Toll 130 and a section of I-35 from Georgetown to Salado from 70 to 75 miles per hour. The change will not take effect until new signs are installed.
Georgetown City Council members decided to wait at least a year before moving forward with the design of an amphitheater for San Gabriel Park. Council members cited difficult economic times as a factor in their decision Sept. 27.
Taylor City Council directed staff Sept. 22 to create a framework for further discussion to move forward with implementing the recommendation in the 2005 Parks Master Plan to build a recreation center.
