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Co-owners Dr. Eleanor and Clay Womack stand among their four hyperbaric chambers in their West Lake Hills Clinic. (Photos by Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
After 5 years in business, ATX Hyperbarics expands its operations
The Bloomhouse—an 1,100-square-foot home in the hills of West Austin—was built in the 1970s by University of Texas architecture students for fellow student Dalton Bloom. (Photos by Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
West Austin ‘Weird Home’ preserved, restored as short-term rental
FUSE Workspace is a 30,000-square-foot coworking facility that opened Oct. 1. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
'Co-working facility' FUSE Workspace opens in Bee Cave
Frustration and misunderstanding dominated the public comment period of Bee Cave City Council’s Oct. 27 remote meeting—when 13 citizens commented regarding a new residential development along Hamilton Pool Road and the public utility agency that will service it. (Community Impact Newspaper Staff Photo)
Hamilton Pool Road residents frustrated over development, lack of representation
After going into executive session to discuss the matter, Bee Cave City Council voted at its Oct. 27 meeting to purchase a 2.78-acre lot and fund the purchase with the sale of tax notes. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Bee Cave to purchase parcel connecting Central Park to SH 71
Kat Albert (left), the executive director of the Lake Travis Film Festival, delivers a presentation at the Oct. 19 Lakeway City Council meeting as Mayor Sandy Cox (center) and Mayor Pro Tem Laurie Higginbotham look on. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
2021 Lake Travis Film Festival receives $100,000 in hotel tax revenue
This map provided by the city shows the roads to be included in the proposed Lakeway Thoroughfare Plan. (Courtesy city of Lakeway)
Lakeway to consider adoption of thoroughfare plan
See how tax rates have changed in western Travis County since fiscal year 2016-17. (Courtesy Pexels)
Property taxes increase slightly in two Lake Travis-Westlake-area cities
Lakeway City Council unanimously approved a $15.06 million budget and voted to keep the $0.1645 tax rate that has been in place since fiscal year 2018-19. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Breaking down the 2020-21 Lakeway budget
(Community Impact Newspaper staff photo)
Breaking down Bee Cave's 2020-21 budget
A sign indicated the in-person public hearing at TxDOT Austin District office, 7901 N. I-35, Austin, on Oct. 6. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Comment period for Loop 360 Program at RM 2222, Courtyard Drive opens
(Courtesy P. Terry's)
P. Terry’s in Westlake one of several atypical Nov. 3 polling locations
Lakeway City Council met virtually Sept. 28. (Screenshot of Zoom meeting)
Lakeway City Council approves $15.06 million budget, keeps current tax rate
This rendering shows what The Village at Spanish Oaks should look like when it is built out in seven to 10 years. (Rendering courtesy city of Bee Cave)
Construction on 80-acre, mixed-use Bee Cave community to begin this fall
Lakeway City Hall is pictured. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lakeway to vote on FY 2020-21 budget, tax rate Sept. 28
In her weekly COVID-19 update via Facebook Live, Lakeway Mayor Sandy Cox spent the most time explaining Gov. Greg Abbott’s new executive orders, which were issued last week. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
In weekly broadcast, Lakeway mayor explains Abbott orders, remembers Ginsburg
Lakeway resident Pat Vanderford speaks during the public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2020-21 budget at Lakeway City Council's Sept. 21 meeting—its first in-person meeting since March. From left: Council Members Sajeev Kumar and Louis Mastrangelo, Mayor Sandy Cox and Mayor Pro Tem Laurie Higginbotham were present at the meeting. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
In first in-person meeting since March, Lakeway schedules budget, tax rate votes for Sept. 28
Lakeway City Council plans to meet in person at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 21. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lakeway City Council to host in-person meeting Sept. 21
Seven propositions are on the ballot in Lakeway. (Brian Perdue/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lakeway propositions on Nov. 3 ballot aim to tweak City Charter
Surveying underway for Loop 360 intersection projects