The placemaking initiative at Granger Housing Authority is on the agenda for the 2020 Walk/Bike/Places Conference. The proposal was selected from among 350 proposals submitted from cities throughout the nation. A Granger team will travel to Indianapolis to tell their story and bring back ideas from other Read More
Members of the East Williamson County Collaborative gave a boost to CARTS by writing support letters for its proposed pilot of micro-transit services in growing communities like Taylor. Collaborative members represent a a wide cross-section of human service, education, and Read More
CARTS looked to the East Williamson County Collaborative for insight in how services can better address community needs. CARTS representatives first educated Collaborative members about how services currently work, so that members can accurately show families how to access a Read More
The first annual Fall Festival hosted by LifePark Center drew families to Heritage Square Park in Taylor for a day of fun. The community spirit shone through as County, City, health care, higher education, and non-profit partners came together to host this memorable event Read More
A team from Granger attends International Placemaking week in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Plus, celebrated children’s singers Lucas Miller and Joe McDermott will perform at LifePark Center’s first annual Fall Festival in Taylor, Texas. Read all about it in our most recent Read More
A wide spectrum of local organizations meets monthly in Taylor to make new connections among programs and to collaborate and share resources to improve people’s lives. The Collaborative was a direct result of the early work to establish the LifePark Read More
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The Taylor Press featured an article about our work in Granger. Members of the Granger Housing Authority met up with other local community members June 27 to talk about efforts being done to better Granger, and announced that they received Read More
(From the Taylor Daily Press) Getting to and from work, doctor visits, and grocery stores is a challenge for many who live in East Williamson County, but that obstacle could change over the next couple of years. On Thursday, April Read More