It's happy hour somewhere: Prost Alehouse will open a brewery in downtown Pflugerville in the coming months. Read on to learn about the Alehouse and four other business updates from Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto.

COMING SOON | Prost Alehouse

Prost Alehouse will open a brewery in downtown Pflugerville in the coming months, owner Troy Dudley confirmed in an email to Community Impact Newspaper. Located at 115 E. Main St., Pflugerville, the brewery will specialize in craft beer, Dudley said. www.prostalehouse.com

NOW OPEN | Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen

Popeyes opened a location Sept. 9 at 80 Chris Kelley Blvd., Hutto. The fast-food chain’s menu includes chicken sandwiches and tenders; seafood; and side dishes, such as mashed potatoes, coleslaw and biscuits. www.popeyes.com


ANNIVERSARY | High Society Relief

High Society Relief LLC, located at 15424 FM 1825, Pflugerville, celebrated its first anniversary Sept. 17. The business specializes in the sale of cannabidiol, or CBD, for a variety of conditions, including anxiety and chronic pain. Products include edibles, coffee, joint creams, bath bombs and oils. 512-960-6508. www.highsocietyrelief.com

NOW OPEN | Round Rock/Hutto Moms on the Run

The fall session for Round Rock/Hutto Moms on the Run, a structured outdoor fitness program for women of a variety of ages and fitness levels, began Sept. 20. The business specializes in a learn-to-run 5K training program as well as in intermediate and advanced training programs. Outdoor classes are held at Old Settlers Park Trail, located at 3300 E. Palm Valley Blvd., Round Rock. 512-635-1074. www.momsontherun.com/hutto


EXPANSION | Bench Fit by TrekFit program at Round Rock West Greenbelt

The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department has partnered with the People and Parks Fund to launch Bench Fit by TrekFit at its Round Rock West Greenbelt. Located at 1202 Deep Wood Drive, Round Rock, the program installed double-sided panels near each park bench with different workout routines posted. The Bench Fit signs replaced aged equipment removed from the greenbelt as part of trail improvement efforts. Residents can use QR codes posted on signage to pull up instructional videos while on the trail. www.peopleparksfund.org