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Local Legend Selection Committee applications extended to Jan. 6
The Historic Preservation Commission is now seeking volunteers to serve on the Local Legend Selection Committee. Members will be appointed in January, meet to create an outreach plan for the spring, and select the 2017…continue readingCity encourages residents to recycle Christmas trees
The City of Round Rock encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees on Saturday, December 31, 2016 and Saturday, January 7, 2017 from 9am to 6pm at the Round Rock Brush Recycling Center located at…continue readingCost to drive Toll 183A and Manor Expressway will increase for 2017
Drivers who use Toll 183A and Manor Expressway, or the tolled portion of Hwy. 290, will ring in the New Year with some new prices. Increased rates for most of the toll facilities operated by the…continue readingCity offices closed Jan. 2 for New Year Holiday
City offices, including the Allen R. Baca Center, Municipal Court and Utility Billing Office will be closed Monday, Jan. 2, for the New Year holiday. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Utility bills and court-related fines can…continue readingThese 3 Texas laws take effect Jan. 1
Before the 85th Legislative Session begins Jan. 10, three laws passed by the 84th Texas Legislature will take effect across the state Jan. 1. House Bill 257 Authored by Rep. Marsha Farney, R-Georgetown, the act…continue readingSee inside the 1930s U.S. courthouse Travis County acquired today
Travis County is now the proud owner of the historic Austin Federal Courthouse at 200 W. Eighth St. in Austin. County Judge Sarah Eckhardt accepted the deed Thursday on the courthouse steps, joined by other…continue reading4 bills that could change the way your Texas public school district operates
The Texas legislature convenes in Austin once every two years, often making decisions that potentially affect outcomes at the local school board level. Leading up to the 85th legislative session, which starts Jan. 10, a…continue readingNo deal in place for Pflugerville’s Hawaiian Falls
In Pflugerville, there is no water park deal. A special meeting Wednesday night to finalize terms of a lease and operating agreement between Katy-based water park company Typhoon Texas, the city of Pflugerville and the…continue readingUpdate from official: Terms for Pflugerville’s Hawaiian Falls transfer to Typhoon Texas need further discussion
Updated 12:34 p.m. Dec. 29 The executive director of the Pflugerville Community Development Corporation said she is surprised a deal for the Hawaiian Falls property was not inked with Typhoon Texas Wednesday night. “We thought…continue readingTwo new computer classes
Absolute Beginners A basic, beginner-level class for people with little or no experience with computers. Get an overview of computers and how to use them. Absolute Beginners classes are held at 9:00 a.m. on the…continue reading