Wherever you are as you’re reading this article, chances are good that you’ve seen a sign made by Ideal Signs in Georgetown, Texas. Ideal Signs creations can be found throughout Austin, such as at the Dell Diamond. But even if you’ve never set foot in Central Texas, you’ve probably seen their work on TV, including [...]

On May 28, the Georgetown Economic Development Corporation (also known as the 4A Board) awarded $144,000 to local company Enflite, Inc. as incentive for the recent expansion of their aircraft cabin accessories manufacturing facility. The facility nearly doubled in size, from 20,000 square feet to 38,000, and Enflite anticipates adding approximately 70 people to its [...]

The award-winning Georgetown Winery, formerly known as D’Vine Wine of Georgetown, is moving from its present location on Austin Avenue to a delightful storefront on Main Street, directly across from the historic Williamson County Courthouse. Business is thriving for the Winery, and owners Dan and Rebecca Marek anticipate that the increased visibility on the square [...]

The Monument Café has become a Georgetown landmark since owners Clark Lyda and Rusty Winkstern first opened its doors 13 years ago. They built the restaurant’s reputation on delicious food made daily from fresh, all-natural ingredients. On any given day and at any given meal, the parking lot at 1953 S. Austin Avenue overflows.
Parking should [...]

Each of the 45,000 handguns STI International produces annually is nearly perfect. The approximately 70 workers at the Georgetown manufacturing plant have a vested interest in doing so — literally. This is because STI is a 100 percent employee-owned company.
President and CEO Dave Skinner said the transition to employee ownership in 2005 dramatically improved the [...]

Written by
Patrick Brendel
Friday, 12 September 2008

Little League trophies, tokens for loved ones, urns for cremated remains. Yours For Keeps will personalize just about anything that can be carried through the door of the Georgetown store. Nowadays, choices of individualized gifts and awards are constricted only by the givers’ creativity and cash flow.

“People have this preconceived [...]

Written by Beth Wade
Community Impact
Monday, 07 January 2008
As a young man, Robert Wood had dreams of practicing environmental law, but after trying several times to get interested in a required accounting course, his plans changed. Wood saw a sign for a physical therapist office in Austin and was intrigued by the thought.
“I was [...]

Written by Beth Wade
Community Impact News
Friday, 13 June 2008
As the price of gas continues to rise around the country, people are beginning to look for alternative fuels. Curtis Donaldson is doing his part to make them accessible.
Donaldson began CleanFUEL USA in Georgetown in 1993 with three employees. Now, 15 years later, the company [...]