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HAAM Day
How to watch, support Austin musicians on HAAM Day 2021
The gallery features art from Judith Estrada Garcia and other local artists. (Fernanda Figueroa/Community Impact Newspaper)
Estrada Garcia Gallery relocates in Georgetown
Jack Allen's Kitchen will be at 1345 E. Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park. (Rendering courtesy Jack Allen's Kitchen)
7 restaurants coming to Cedar Park, Leander; new murals to go up in Georgetown and more top area news
The national traveling memorial, Remembering Our Fallen: Post 9/11 War on Terror Tribute, will be at Wolf Ranch Town Center. (Courtesy Wolf Ranch Town Center)
17 things to do in Georgetown this April and May
The Georgetown Arts and Cultural Board has scheduled two new murals to be installed this spring. (Courtesy The Georgetown Arts & Cultural Board)
UPDATED: New mural to go up in Georgetown
The splash pads at San Jose Park, Downtown Georgetown, Rabbit Hill and Garey Park are now open. (Courtesy Georgetown Parks & Recreation)
Splash pads now open in Georgetown
Sally Miculek was selected as the new Georgetown Public Library director, previously serving as the assistant library director. (Courtesy city of Georgetown)
Georgetown Public Library names new director
Previous headliners included Cody Johnson, Turnpike Troubadours, Aaron Watson and Mark Chestnutt, among others. (Courtesy KOKEFest)
KOKEFest releases dates in Hutto; Marisol's Mexican Grill taking orders in Georgetown and more area news
The mural design should be an interpretation of the history of the site that uses abstract representation with an emphasis on color and shape instead of realistic representation, officials said. (Courtesy Georgetown Arts and Culture Board)
Final call issued for artists for latest Georgetown mural
Picturing Georgetown: A look back at 2020 photo galleries
The Pfestival of Lights will feature decorations, holiday lights, a Christmas tree viewing, singing carolers and goody bags for attendees. (Courtesy Pflugerville Parks and Recreation)
Pflugerville announces second Pfestival of Lights event and more Central Texas news
Traffic moves along the upper decks of I-35 near downtown Austin on Dec. 1. The Texas Department of Transportation is seeking public feedback on a $4.9 billion project to improve the 8-mile stretch of I-35 through downtown. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents question TxDOT spending on I-35 and more Central Texas news
Festival attendees will have access to augmented reality artworks throughout the galleria. (Courtesy Bee Cave Arts Foundation)
Inaugural interactive light festival coming soon to Bee Cave and more Central Texas updates
Local violinist Shawn LeSure
HAAM gets funding boost from Central Health to enroll musicians of color in health coverage
At the crossroads of Hutto and Pflugerville lies Jakes Hill Bridge, a two-lane bridge over Brushy Creek at the base of a hill on CR 137 that doubles as a site of alleged supernatural activity. (Kelsey Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Hutto bridge the alleged site of paranormal activity and more Central Texas news
District 2243, a proposed planned unit development, was first presented to City Council at its July 2 meeting. (Rendering courtesy Gensler)
Leander denies zoning request plus entertainment in Round Rock, Pflugerville: Popular news from this week
Regal movie theaters plan to reopen Aug. 21. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Here’s what the moviegoing experience will look like when Regal theaters reopen this summer
Wag Heaven is located in the Monument Cafe warehouse at 205 W. Sixth St., Ste. 115, Georgetown. The wall dimensions are 18 feet high and 70 feet wide, and the mural will cover the entire wall. The wall material is stucco, with a small area of metal above the windows that will be incorporated into the proposed design. (Courtesy city of Georgetown)
New mural in downtown Georgetown to honor service dogs; military, first responder artists sought
The city began its water line flushing on Monday to remove air and debris in the system. (Courtesy city of Leander)
Leander aims to lift boil water notice, Amazon to open sortation center in Kyle: News from Central Texas