Monthly Archives: July 2015

Friends of the Library: A Super Hero Organization

The library has a powerful supporter, one that can fundraise in a single bound and has the super strength of providing community support and programs for the library. Who is this amazing entity? It is…continue reading

City offices closed Friday, but solid waste will be picked up

City offices will be closed Friday, July 3, for the Independence Day holiday. Trash and recycling pickup will occur on Friday, on the regular schedule. The Public Library will be open regular hours on Friday…continue reading

July 1 Update

***Reminder- The July 4th Parade has moved to Old Settlers Blvd. due to the construction*** Excavation will begin on W. Main in approximately two weeks. Crews continue to work on curbs and concrete driveways along Mays…continue reading

New upscale housing development coming to northeast Round Rock

A new residential community coming to Round Rock is the next step in the development of the city’s northeast corridor and reflects some of the regional real estate trends in high-end and senior housing. Traditions…continue reading

Real Estate ReportRound Rock | Pflugerville | Hutto

Read more The post Real Estate ReportRound Rock | Pflugerville | Hutto appeared first on Community Impact Newspaper. Source: Community Impact- Round Rockcontinue reading

Pflugerville downtown streetlight project hits installation roadblocksCity officials scout alternative locations for custom lamps

Three years after a streetlight project was launched by area businesses, it is unclear whether a set of solar-powered lamps will be used to light the way for downtown Pflugerville patrons and pedestrians. Local businesses…continue reading

J.B. ToblerLocal WWII veteran witnessed historic occurances

It is safe to say that Julius Byers Tobler, or J.B. to his friends and family, has seen a lot of history in his 90 years. From witnessing historical events during World War II to…continue reading

News from the 84th Texas LegislatureRound Rock | Pflugerville | Hutto

Lawmakers wrap up Texas’ 84th legislative session On June 1 the 84th Texas Legislature adjourned “sine die.” The Latin phrase, meaning without a specific date to reconvene, is used to end every Texas regular session…continue reading