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Texas voters approve state constitutional amendments
According to unofficial results, voters supported each of the amendments to the Texas State Constitution Nov. 3 that would shift millions of funds to Texas roads, grant certain elected officials the chance to live outside…continue readingPena, Heath win Pflugerville City Council elections
Posted Nov. 3 at 11:05 p.m. Omar Pena won re-election to Pflugerville City Council Place 3, according to unofficial results, with 80.57 percent of the vote, or 2,779 votes. Challenger Phil Osars Emia received 19.43 percent…continue readingVoters defeat $287.3M Travis County courts bond
Posted 11 p.m. In a tight race, Travis County voters defeated a proposal for $287.3 million in bond funds to build a new civil and family courts complex, or CFCC, in downtown Austin, according to unofficial…continue readingFlood recovery efforts continue, Travis County commissioners get update
Severe flooding struck the Austin area the weekend of Oct. 30, and Travis County staffers have been among the entities working to help provide relief and resources to flood victims. Members of the Travis County Commissioners…continue readingFirms selected to help lead two ACC projects
Austin Community College on Nov. 2 made progress on two projects approved by voters one year ago. ACC by summer 2018 plans to open a $60 million campus on a 100-acre property in Leander’s transit-oriented…continue readingPolice seek public’s assistance locating missing firearm
Andrew Nevarez Round Rock Police continue searching for a handgun believed to have been used during a shooting that took place on Sunday, Nov. 1. It is believed the weapon was thrown out of a fleeing vehicle…continue reading Pflugerville to begin safety improvements on two intersections
On November 16, the city of Pflugerville will begin construction of safety improvements at the intersections of Picadilly Drive/Central Commerce and Grand Avenue Parkway/Edgemere Drive. The $456,000 project includes the addition of a turn lanes…continue readingReaders Today…Leaders Tomorrow classes return
The Library is proud to welcome the return of Readers Today…Leaders Tomorrow early literacy classes for caregivers, presented by Round Rock ISD Parent Liaison Vicki Salinas. Round Rock ISD wants to partner with parents, grandparents…continue readingCelebrate Dino-vember at the Library
It’s Dino-vember! Celebrate silly fun with dinosaurs and the publication of What the Dinosaurs Did Last Night by Susan and Refe Tuma, an extension of the wildly popular Dinovember Tumblr. You’re invited to send us…continue reading