Check out some of the most-read stories from the Austin area June 8-12.
1. Slick City Action Park location coming to Round Rock's east side
A new project filing shows an indoor amusement park is planned for east Round Rock, near Red Bud Lane.
In a project filing from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, records show a Slick City Action Park is planned for a 44,602-square-foot space and will cost about $1 million to build.
Check out the story by Reporter Brooke Sjoberg.
2. Georgetown officials consider creation of Woodside active adult community
Developer Blake Magee Company proposed expanding the Woodside Municipal Utility District to include an additional 162.5-acre tract at a May 26 City Council workshop. The request includes annexing the land into city limits to create a new age-restricted residential development.
Find out more from Reporter Gracie Warhurst.
3. Town halls set for 3 Cedar Creek data centers spanning nearly 1,500 acres
Three town halls will offer Bastrop County residents and stakeholders a chance to ask questions about three planned Cedar Creek data center campuses spanning nearly 1,500 acres.
Bastrop County Commissioner David Glass asked data center developer EdgeConneX to host the meetings so residents could receive information on topics including water usage, infrastructure planning and potential community impacts directly from project representatives.
Learn more from Editor Amanda Cutshall.
4. Austin seeks to rein in 'chaotic' e-moto use
Austin could rein in the use of electronic motorcycles and mini-bikes, or e-motos, in response to lacking local regulations and rising roadway safety concerns.
Find out more from Reporter Ben Thompson.
5. Conejos Tex-Mex Cantina serves unique takes on regional classics
The team at Conejos Tex-Mex Cantina prides itself on serving delicious Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes with an exciting twist, all in a welcoming atmosphere, co-owner Bobby Joe Hernandez said.
Read the story by Reporter Daniel Schwalm.
6. Check out 5 Cedar Park-area parks and recreation updates
The city of Cedar Park and other local governments are working on several projects to improve parks and recreation opportunities in the area. Here are five recent parks and recreation-related stories impacting Cedar Park residents.