Author: Isaac

H-E-B recognizes Dripping Springs, Hutto, Lake Travis ISDs as Excellence in Education Award finalists

Two local school districts were cited among the eight school districts and five early childhood facilities across Texas as finalists for the H-E-B 2017 Excellence in Education Awards program on Friday, Media Coordinator Jill Reynolds said…continue reading

City Hall closed Jan. 16

City offices, including the Allen R. Baca Center, Municipal Court and Utility Billing Office will be closed Monday, Jan. 16 for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 17. Utility bills and court-related fines can…continue reading

Weeklong Round Rock lane closure starts Friday

The intersection of Mays Street and Bass Pro Drive at Terravista Parkway in Round Rock is under construction from Friday, Jan. 13 to Friday, Jan. 20 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. The westbound outside…continue reading

Mayor McGraw announces he will not seek re-election

Mayor Alan McGraw formally announced Jan. 13 he will not be seeking a fourth term as Mayor in this May’s City Council elections. McGraw was elected to his first term as Mayor in May 2008 and…continue reading

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport cell phone lot relocated due to construction

The free cell phone lot at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has been temporarily relocated to 9340 Rental Car Lane, Austin, while the original site at 2801 Spirit of Texas Drive, Austin, is enhanced with a…continue reading

Commemorate Martin Luther King Day here in Round Rock

Looking to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. this weekend? For the 29th consecutive year, the Black History Organization, Round Rock ISD and the City of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department have you covered. Together,…continue reading

Round Rock mayor announces he will not seek reelection

On a Friday morning radio program, host Bob Cole asked Round Rock Mayor Alan McGraw whether or not he would be running for re-election in May. After serving close to nine years as mayor and…continue reading

Cedar Park reopens city flag design process

The city of Cedar Park is taking its recently unveiled city flag back to the drawing board. Cedar Park City Council reopened the process to select an official city flag during its Thursday night meeting.…continue reading

Central Health wants no density limit for Brackenridge redevelopment

As it moves forward with a plan to redevelop the University Medical Center Brackenridge campus into a mixed-use district, Central Health wants Austin City Council to approve a special zoning “overlay” that would allow for…continue reading

Kalahari commitment is top story for Round Rock in 2016

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions’ first development west of the Mississippi will also be its first in a warm climate. And in true Texas style, Kalahari owner Todd Nelson promised Round Rock’s development will be the…continue reading