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10 stories to follow from Cedar Park and Leander in 2018

Demand drives changing trends in Cedar Park and Leander real estate

Demand drives changing trends in Cedar Park and Leander real estate

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By Caitlin Perrone |

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Cedar Park Could hold drainage election in May
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Austin Community College, St. David’s opening in Leander
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Leander ISD Board considering becoming a district of innovation
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Area officials discussing adding access roads along Toll 183A
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Cedar Park moving forward on Bell Boulevard Roadway realignment and future development district
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Growth on local park projects
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Leander ISD begins new schools, bond projects
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Cedar Park files lawsuit against Texas utility commission over transmission line route
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1. Demand drives changing trends in Cedar Park and Leander real estate

2. Cedar Park mulls drainage election in May

3. Austin Community College, St. David's opening in Leander

4. Leander ISD board considering becoming a district of innovation

5. Area officials discussing adding access roads along Toll 183A

6. Cedar Park moving forward on Bell Boulevard roadway realignment and future development district

7. Cedar Park, Leander to see growth on local park projects in 2018

8. Leander ISD begins new schools, bond projects

9. Cedar Park files lawsuit against Texas Utility Commission over transmission line route

10. Customers can soon utilize Leander Gold depository services

 

MOST RECENT

In August, Cedar Park City Council appointed 15 people to a Bond Advisory Task Force. (Taylor Girtman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Cedar Park asks for community feedback on future bond

The online survey will close Oct. 31.

Waterfall Drive was reconstructed from its connection point at Independence Boulevard to the south end of the street near Long Rock Drive. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Cedar Park to re-overlay roads in two neighborhoods in 2022

The project is expected to start next spring.

Hamlet Coworking will reach its fifth anniversary Nov. 1. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
3 businesses reach milestone anniversaries in Cedar Park

These local businesses are reaching milestone anniversaries in October and November.

The Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees met Oct. 25 and discussed the possibility of approving a bonus for all district employees. (Maggie Quinlan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dripping Springs ISD considers bonuses for all employees; Pflugerville ISD's Bohls Middle School set for late December completion and more education news

Read recent education news from the Central Texas area.

"The Dude" is the signature burger at Lebowski's Grill. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI NATION ROUNDUP: Lebowski's Grill upends expectations in Austin; first Houston-area Costco Business Center opens in Stafford and more top news

Take a look at the top five trending stories across all of Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas as of Oct. 26.

More than 35,000 passengers traveled through the airport on Oct. 25, the Monday following the 2021 F1 U.S. Grand Prix. (Benton Graham/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport sees busiest day ever following 2021 Formula One U.S. Grand Prix

The new record topped the previous busiest day by more than 3,000 passengers.

New statewide maps will go into effect Jan. 18, 2022. (Community Impact Newspaper Staff)
Gov. Abbott approves new voting maps for state legislature, Congress, school districts for next decade

The maps will go into effect Jan. 18, 2022, after the state legislature passed them during a 30-day special session.

The committee will provide input on Capital Metro's expanded public safety department to the transit agency's board of directors. (Courtesy Capital Metro)
Capital Metro board approves charter for public safety advisory committee

The approval comes after the establishment of a transit police force met resistance during the August meeting.

The statewide job fair will connect veterans to employers as well as other resource providers. (Sandra Sadek/Community Impact Newspaper)
Statewide job fair aims to connect Texas veterans and their families to employers

The job fair is coming to local Texas Workforce Solutions offices, some of which are having early admission for veterans and their families.

Teso Life currently has a location in Carrollton near another 99 Ranch Market and other Asian businesses and restaurants. (Matt Payne/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI NATION ROUNDUP: Japanese department store Teso Life coming to Frisco; New Braunfels’ Gruene Hall set as backdrop for Scotty McCreery music video and more top news

Take a look at the top five trending stories across all of Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas as of Oct. 25.

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Just over 2% of Williamson County voters cast ballots in first week of early voting

Early-voting returns show much lower participation for this year’s election compared to previous years.

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Texas Education Agency accepting applications for $1,500 grants for students in special education

To be eligible for the grant, students must be enrolled in pre-K through 12th grade in a Texas public school and served by a special education program.