The 2024 Olympics begin Friday, so we are officially on Fred Kerley watch!
Here's a Glimpse of some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow's edition.
Here's a Glimpse of some of the stories we are working on for the weekend edition.
We've got a full wrap up of Taylor Press 3 on 3 Tournament - in its 11th year - on this week's edition of Around the Watercooler.
On June 14, Carla Hoffman was struck by a car while riding her bike on Main Street in Taylor and spent eight days in the ICU. Today, she returned to the scene to thank those who helped her. Be sure to catch her story in Sunday's edition of the Taylor Press, including the heroic efforts of those who lifted the car off of her.
Here's a Glimpse of some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow's edition.
Public access to the Kayak Launch on the San Gabriel River just off of County Road 347 is closed due to rampant illegal dumping. Meet the resident who's been fighting the unending tide of garbage for years and what's being done to stop it.
The 11th annual Taylor Press 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament was another show stopping success, with 30 teams across 4 divisions competing. The winners are: Knightz in the 18+ category, Taylor Made in the 15-17 and in the 11-14 bracket, Tune Squad. Thanks to all who participated.
The 6U Taylor Ducks youth baseball team is in studio to talk about it upcoming World Series and we talk 3 on 3 tourney with Taylor ISD Superintendent Jennifer Garcia-Edwardsen who is going to play. It's all in this in this week's Around the Watercooler.
Here's a Glimpse at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow's edition. Plus, we've got video of a crucial press conference that's making headlines in Williamson County and beyond—stay tuned for more details!
We talk Fred Kerley, 6U World Series and much more in this week's edition of Around the Watercooler.
Here's a Glimpse of some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow's edition.
We've got 7 on 7 news, info on the Destiny Jones fight and more in this week's edition of Around the Watercooler.
Here's a look at some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow's edition.
Breaking news...Main Street is closed from the 200-400 blocks while police investigate an accident. According to authorities, Taylor resident Carla Hoffman was riding her bike when she was hit by another car. Hoffman was taken to Williamson County Seton in critical condition. We'll bring you more information as it becomes available.
The 74 Man Store, 407 N Main St. is offering a $250 reward to anyone with information on some early morning vandalism. Their parking is lot is now painted and it's not a paradise. Call the 74 Man Store with info.
Here's a Glimpse of some of the stories we are working on for tomorrow's edition.
Samsung Highway ribbon cutting ceremony