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Buff City Soap coming to Round Rock in November

By Brooke Sjoberg | 1:51 PM Aug 9, 2021 CDT
Updated 1:50 PM Aug 9, 2021 CDT

Buff City Soap will open a new location in University Commons this November. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)

Buff City Soap is coming to 250 University Blvd., Ste. 160, Round Rock, in November. A Soap Makerie will be coming to the University Commons shopping center, bringing plant-based small-batch handmade soap, laundry and bath items with it. www.buffcitysoap.com

By Brooke Sjoberg

Education Reporter

Brooke is an education reporter covering Georgetown, Hutto, Pflugerville and Round Rock ISDs. When she joined Community Impact in May 2021, she covered education, city government and business news in Round Rock. Brooke is from Seguin and graduated from The University of Texas in 2020. Her last name is pronounced “Show-burg.” When she's not working, Brooke is with the love of her life, her dog Doc Holliday.

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