What We've Got Here Is a Failure to… Cucumber
Neighbor Leigh grows enough cucumbers for real pickles and wonders why farming is celebrated for kids and hobbyists but debated when Texas inmates do it.
Stories
Neighbors, schools, churches, and good news from the pages of 76537 Life.
A Reason to Remember
A free traveling Holocaust exhibit at the Georgetown Public Library tells the stories of five Jewish families from Roth, Germany, on display through May 21.
Sonterra Summer
Sonterra's Parks and Recreation team is expanding summer fun with game nights, Arbor Day, swim lessons, Paws & Splash, sports leagues and programs for seniors.
Little Free Libraries
Little Free Libraries share books at Igo Elementary, Jarrell Elementary, fire stations and more in 76537. Here's the history and how to build your own.
Lone Star Diversity
From Tejano roots and Native American trade routes to German kolaches, Viet-Cajun crawfish and Juneteenth, a look at the cultures that shaped Texas life.
110 Years Birthday Party: Learning, Leading, and Growing
As Jarrell ISD celebrates its 110th anniversary, Superintendent Dr. Toni Hicks reflects on the district's rapid growth and the community spirit that remains.
Autumn Adventures
From pumpkin fests and haunted houses to farmers markets, fall foliage and easy crafts, here's a fall bucket list for Jarrell-area families.
Meet Terry Wilson
Retired Army Colonel and House District 20 Rep. Terry Wilson brings 32 years of military service to education, workforce, and disaster-preparedness policy.
Seeking Counsel
Neighbor Leigh burns termite-ridden logs through a hot summer and assembles a fictional advisory board of Sherlock Holmes, Jack Reacher, and Alex Cross.