Mass grading begins on Amazon site in Round Rock
Dirt is turning on the Amazon site at CR 172 in Round Rock, after receiving approval for mass grading of the site in March.
This is the first step in the process of preparing the site for construction, said Bradley Dushkin, Round Rock's director of planning and development services.
Read the full story by Brooke Sjoberg.
Cedar Park supports traffic, revenue study for potential tollway at Ronald Reagan Boulevard
Recent action from the Cedar Park City Council may help advance the potential construction of a tollway along Ronald Reagan Boulevard.
At a March 27 meeting, council approved a resolution supporting a traffic and revenue study by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority. The study would assess the feasibility of building a toll road along Ronald Reagan Boulevard from RM 1431, or Whitestone Boulevard, to I-35.
Read the full story by Chloe Young.
Check out these 3 businesses coming soon to Round Rock
Learn more about these three new businesses coming to Round Rock in the near future.
Read the full story by Dacia Garcia and Brooke Sjoberg.
Heirloom Georgetown developers expect early 2026 groundbreaking, seek City Council input
A master-planned community called Heirloom Georgetown is making strides in Georgetown almost one year after the project was first proposed to council members in April 2024.
Officials with Columnar Investments, the developer, expect to break ground on the roughly 620-acre project early 2026, Executive Director John Landwehr said in an email to Community Impact.
Read the full story by Anna Maness.
Texas Water Company cancels 9 water utility agreements for Comal County developments amidst drought
The Texas Water Company, or TWC, announced March 19 it will deny water service to nine planned development projects across Comal County because of “Texas experiencing prolonged severe drought alongside rapid population growth,” according to a news release.
TWC President Aundrea Williams said they do not have a definitive timeline for resuming water services but will resume once they have the capacity to do so, according to a letter sent to affected developers.
Read the full story by Jacquelyn Burrer.
17 business updates in New Braunfels
Check out 17 business updates happening in and around New Braunfels.
New Braunfels’ Barber
The barbershop—owned by Fred Cortez—specializes in men’s grooming, offering traditional men’s haircuts, razor fades and straight razor shaves.
- Opened April 1
- 1430 Unicorn Ave., Ste. 102
