Williamson Museum hopes to expand

The Williamson Museum hopes to add other locations outside of Georgetown in the near future. Executive Director Mickie Ross came to the Williamson County Commissioners Court on Sept. 15 to discuss the museum’s plans for a statue…continue reading

Join Us and Learning Fun 101 for LEGOs, Bots, and More

The Round Rock Public Library invites you to enjoy creative activities for the family presented by Learning Fun 101 during Chalk Walk, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m, Saturday, Oct. 3. Come enjoy LEGO car ramps,…continue reading

Mental health services and training increases in WilCo

Local school districts and health care professionals are working to address mental health issues in Williamson County. Bluebonnet Trails Community Services plans to open a facility in Cedar Park, and local school districts, including Leander…continue reading

Foxhole Culinary Tavern

Foxhole Culinary Tavern’s name comes in part from the term for the small pit soldiers would dig for shelter during battle. Brothers Ryan and Trey Wolslager used the 1920s as inspiration for their industrial, rustic-designed…continue reading

New companies lack leasing space in Cedar Park

LiveOps is one of the latest companies to announce its move to Cedar Park. The California-based firm, which manufactures cloud-based software for call centers, announced July 30 it would relocate to Cedar Park before 2017,…continue reading

Reading on the Rails event rolls into Cedar Park Oct. 4

  Children and parents are expected to crowd the railway platform at Austin Steam Train Association on Sunday, Oct. 4 for the inaugural Reading on the Rails festival. The festival will last from 2-6 p.m.…continue reading

City wins three national awards for communications

The City of Round Rock took home three awards for communications and marketing Sept. 10 at the City-County Communications and Marketing Association (3CMA) annual conference in Atlanta. 2nd place – TV and Video, Regularly Scheduled Programming…continue reading

Pflugerville firearm company TrackingPoint resumes operations

Pflugerville-based firearm company TrackingPoint is accepting new orders after temporarily suspending operations in the spring, the company announced Tuesday. TrackingPoint develops precision-guided firearms that eliminate potential user-created shooting errors. The company relocated to Pflugerville from Austin…continue reading

Round Rock moves forward with parks projects

The city of Round Rock is gearing up for some major changes to Old Settlers Park. Round Rock City Council approved a $584,589 contract with Halff Associates Inc. on Sept. 10 to design the Old Settlers…continue reading

Portion of Greenlawn Boulevard to close tonight

Greenlawn Boulevard will be closed tonight, Thursday, Sept. 10, beginning at 9 p.m. and will reopen before 6 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11, to repair damage caused during the installation of an AT&T fiberoptic line last…continue reading