Monthly Archives: March 2017

Austin Regional Clinic to offer telemedicine service

Updated March 21 at 4:03 p.m., to clarify the release date of Austin Regional Clinic’s telemedicine platform.  As Austin Regional Clinic plans to roll out a subscription-based telemedicine service to patients in its 20 locations,…continue reading

Round Rock Mayor Alan McGraw and Olympic champion Brendan Hansen open archery range

Round Rock Mayor Alan McGraw, six-time U.S. Olympic swimming medalist Brendan Hansen and Tyler Vanderkolk are hosting a March 25 grand re-opening for Archery Country, their newest business venture. The three purchased the 30-year-old Austin…continue reading

Cedar Park council approves stricter noise regulations

Cedar Park City Council adopted changes March 9 to its noise-regulation ordinance that would further limit the allowable level of sound in the city. City staff conducted a noise assessment study in spring  2016 that…continue reading

Lawmakers seek property tax relief

Some Texas lawmakers are prioritizing taxpayer relief this legislative session, which began in January, but local government officials are worried about what it could mean for their budgets. The main attempt to reform the property…continue reading

Los Reyes Mexican Restaurant aims to serve quality Tex-Mex

As a father of three, Los Reyes owner Michael Nambo is serious when he says opening a business is like having a baby. “It takes a lot of work at first, and it doesn’t give…continue reading

Red Speck Media tells stories through video

With approximately 35 years of combined professional media experience, husband-and-wife team Chris and Crestina Hardie launched their own company, Red Speck Media, in December 2015. The duo said they survived their first year and are…continue reading

Weather service predicts warmer-than-average spring for Texas

The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center on Thursday released its three-month climate outlook for the spring. The weather service’s outlook shows a 50 percent chance for above-average temperatures for the entire state of Texas…continue reading

High-end gas station planned in front of Bryson subdivision in Leander

A high-end gas station planned for development by the Bryson subdivision in Leander received the first round of approval during Thursday’s City Council meeting. Council members heard a request to amend the current zoning of…continue reading

Here are the top requests for public records made to Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto

Sunshine Week takes place from March 12-18 and highlights the legal right of members of the public to request information from their government. On one of the last days of Sunshine Week, Community Impact Newspaper checked…continue reading

WilCo youth to participate in self-defense academy Saturday

About 200 children will learn self-defense skills Saturday, thanks to a partnership between the Cedar Park Police Department and the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office is hosting its second Children’s Self Defense Academy…continue reading