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Williamson County issues burn ban

On Tuesday, Aug. 4, the Williamson County Commissioners Court issued a burn ban not to exceed 90 days. The County Judge was given the authority to lift the burn ban during this time if conditions improve.…continue reading

Kutz4Kids set for Sunday, Aug. 16

With the help of volunteer barbers and hair stylists, Dream Big and the Police Department will help kids get a fresh start for the upcoming school year with Kutz4Kidz from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.…continue reading

Half price booksale during August

The Friends of the Round Rock Public Library is having a half price sale on books during the month of August. All adult books on the carts on the first floor are 50% off and…continue reading

Learn how to water wisely

The City’s water conservation program has produced an award-winner series of videos that teach our customers how to best conserve one of our most important, yet limited resources. While the videos have been archived on our…continue reading

Cloud-based software firm will move to Cedar Park

Cloud-based call center LiveOps will move its corporate headquarters from Redwood, California to the city of Cedar Park after the Texas Enterprise Fund awarded the company a grant of $1.2 million, the governor’s office announced…continue reading

What’s your vision for our parks?

Help take Round Rock Parks and Recreation “To the Future” by attending one of our Community Open House Meetings to reshape and update the PARD Master Plan, Game Plan 2020. Aug. 4, Grace Lutheran Church,…continue reading

July 29 Update

Crews will continue work on the north side of W. Main for the next 1.5-2 weeks. After that time, they will mimic the work on the south side of the same strip of W. Main.…continue reading

PCDC appoints interim executive director

The Pflugerville Community Development Corp. appointed former assistant executive director Amy Madison as interim executive director following the resignation of Executive Director Floyd Akers, the PCDC announced July 27. The PCDC aims to support Pflugerville…continue reading

Pflugerville to put animal shelter proposal to votersCity Council approves November bond election items

Pflugerville City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to put the option for a new $10.7 million animal shelter before voters in a November bond election. City staff, a city bond committee and an animal shelter…continue reading

CARTS transit district seeks funding increase

The Travis County Commissioners Court heard July 28 from a local transportation group that wants increased funding for fiscal year 2016. The Capital Area Rural Transportation System, known as CARTS, provides rural transportation services in…continue reading