Georgetown ISD moves forward with 10.01-acre land purchase
Georgetown ISD officials greenlit the purchase of 10.01 acres in the district's northwest quadrant Feb. 3, potentially for a future high school site and other district facilities.
District documents show the purchase comes alongside a development agreement as the district completes a 110 acre parcel of property.
Read the full story by Brooke Sjoberg.
Local officials break ground on east-west trail connection in South Austin
Once a bustling rail line, the construction of a trail in South Austin will bring new purpose into the bygone Bergstrom Spur transit corridor.
City of Austin officials broke ground Jan. 31 on the first phase of the Bergstrom Spur Trail, transforming the abandoned Union Pacific Railroad tracks into an east-west shared-use path.
Read the full story by Haley McLeod.
Georgetown leaders discuss short-term alternatives to suggested $109M library expansion
Georgetown City Council members expressed concerns with the Georgetown Public Library’s previously suggested expansion time frame during a Jan. 28 meeting.
The original timeline would have the downtown expansion taking place in the next four to seven years. Officials’ concerns come as city staff navigate ongoing road projects, parks and recreation improvements and nearby downtown construction.
Read the full story by Anna Maness.
JuiceLand opens second juice, smoothie shop in Round Rock
A second Round Rock location of Austin staple JuiceLand opened at the Greenlawn Crossing Center in January.
The juice and smoothie was founded in 2011 by Matt Shook and has since expanded to 42 locations and counting in Dallas, Austin and Houston.
Read the full story by Brooke Sjoberg.
Check out 20 business updates in New Braunfels
Here is the latest on 20 New Braunfels businesses.
Read the full story by Thalia Guzman, Shaheryar Khan and Amira Van Leeuwen.
4 new restaurants coming to Boerne per state permits
Curious as to what new eateries are underway or coming to Boerne?
The following projects have an active registration with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. All information, including costs and timelines, is subject to change.
Read the full story by Darcy Sprauge.
