Category: RRnews
City Council approves mobility on demand service for Round Rock
Round Rock is planning to roll out a new on-demand service as part of its overall public transit system in the coming months following the approval of a contract with a ridesharing company. Round Rock…continue readingRound Rock ranks high on multiple “Best Places” lists
When it comes to finding the best place to live, folks love to love Round Rock, and for good reason. In recently released Niche rankings, Round Rock finds itself near the top of the pack…continue readingUniversity Boulevard traffic signal installation set for March 22-24
The City’s contractor will be working on University Boulevard from 9 p.m.-6 a.m. nightly on March 22, 23, and 24. Crews will be removing temporary traffic signals and preparing the permanent signals for full operation.…continue readingPreservation Month coming in May
May is National Preservation Month, when local preservation and civic organizations spotlight their preservation programs and heritage tourism. The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s theme is People Saving Places. Historic place-savers pour their time, energy,…continue reading Music on Main evening concert series returns to Downtown Round Rock
Everyone’s favorite concert series in Round Rock is back as Music on Main returns to Downtown Round Rock beginning Wednesday, March 22. Free live music performances will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. every…continue reading 2023 Local Legend Nominations
The City of Round Rock is accepting nominations for 2023 Local Legends until May 31. Nominations must be submitted using the nomination form to ensure complete information. Send nominations to either: [email protected] OR Local Legend…continue readingLibrary Programming Begins on 3/11
After a brief hiatus, due the relocating to its new facility at 200 East Liberty Avenue, our in-person library programming returns. Beginning Saturday, March 11, the Library will resume programs for all ages. For information…continue readingCouncil approves master plan for Downtown park land
Round Rock City Council unanimously approved the design of a master plan for more park land and trail connectivity in Downtown Round Rock at the March 9 meeting. The $277,834 contract with design firm Dream…continue reading