Voters to decide on multiple amendments to Texas Constitution
Voters will head to the polls Nov. 3 to decide whether to shift millions of dollars in funds to Texas roads, grant certain elected officials the ability to live outside of the state capital and…continue readingPflugerville City Council, Place 5 Candidate Q&A
Pflugerville City Council, Place 5 candidate profiles Mike Heath Occupation: engineer Years lived in city: 20-plus years www.MikeHeath.org Top Priorities Economic growth, support of local businesses, public safety, improvement of infrastructure and city services Why…continue readingPoint Security
Travis Fitch, general manager of Point Security in Hutto, said he launched his business in 2007 with the goal of offering the best home and commercial security solutions for the best price available. “The technology…continue readingRusso’s New York Pizzeria
Brad Davis, owner of the Pflugerville location of Russo’s New York Pizzeria, said he knew his restaurant and the city of Pflugerville would be a match from the beginning. After working in the restaurant industry…continue readingNews coverage of downtown development
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KODhqcXrkJk?feature=oembed&w=640&h=360] The post News coverage of downtown development appeared first on City of Round Rock. Source: City of Round Rockcontinue readingCapital Metro FY 2016 budget includes service on MoPac toll lanes, MetroRail upgrades, new buses
Included in Capital Metro’s $357.2 million fiscal year 2015-16 budget are some big-ticket items such as MetroRail upgrades, replacing aging buses and adding Express bus service on the MoPac toll lanes. The board of directors…continue readingTravis County approves Central Health budget, tax rate
The Travis County Commissioners Court during its Sept. 29 meeting approved Central Health’s $295 million budget for fiscal year 2015-16 as well as the health district’s annual tax rate. The vote was 4-0-1, with Precinct 1…continue readingGold Gals bring shine to downtown
The Ring, a new jewelry store and bridal retailer in downtown, is drawing notice. The Round Rock Leader recently reported that the store “strives to be the ‘one-stop shop’ for brides to be planning their big…continue readingCelebrate your freedom to read!
Each September, the American Library Association (ALA) observes Banned Books Week, which celebrates the freedom to read. The event highlights the value of free and open access to information. Banned Books Week brings together the entire…continue reading