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Pflugerville commissions transit study
Austin-based public transportation provider Capital Metro will conduct a three-year transit development plan for the city of Pflugerville, according to an agreement approved by City Council Oct. 13. The plan—which will cost approximately $17,005 to develop—will…continue readingCedar Park approves Little Elm Trail project funding
Construction to fill the gaps on Little Elm Trail and finish a new corridor in Cedar Park will begin in December, after Cedar Park City Council on Oct. 22 approved a contractor for the project.…continue readingBluebonnet Trails to bring mental health services to CPRMC campus
Round Rock-based mental health services provider Bluebonnet Trails Community Services is opening its first Western Williamson County location in Cedar Park. By spring 2016, Bluebonnet will move into a medical office building on 1.2 acres…continue readingTouch A Truck cancelled; Trunk or Treat adaptive event will be held rain or shine
Due to continuing rain, our Touch A Truck event scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24, has been cancelled. The Trunk or Treat event at Seton Medical Center Williamson scheduled for Saturday night, Oct. 24, IS STILL…continue readingReal estate group opposes Travis County courts bond
The Real Estate Council of Austin announced Oct. 22 that its board of directors passed a resolution opposing the Travis County bond proposition for a new civil and family courts facility in downtown Austin. Leading…continue readingUpdated: Randalls breaks ground in Leander
After years of planning, Randalls broke ground Oct. 15 on its 59,000-square-foot Leander store at Crystal Falls Town Center, where the business will serve as the anchor tenant when it opens in fall 2016. The…continue readingMambo House makes headlines, again
The Sandwich Cubano, with yucca fries. Mambo House, the new Cuban restaurant and bar at 206 N. Mays St., continues to make news. Less than month ago, Zagat listed Mambo House among its Top 10…continue reading