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Gracie Warhurst
Gracie Warhurst
Gracie is a government reporter covering Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto. Before joining Community Impact in July 2024, she covered federal government market news. Gracie graduated summa cum laude from the University of Texas in December 2023, with a degree in journalism and a certificate in creative writing. She loves her Australian Shepard, Pichu.
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aerial view of Round Rock's water park
Round Rock progresses water park expansion
The expansion is a part of the bigger Old Settlers Park buildout project. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Round Rock council to move on Rock 'n River expansion
Sandi's Organization Services travels to customers to help them declutter. (Courtesy Sandi Carter)
Sandi's Organizing Services now helping area residents declutter
Perry Savard, chair of the parks board, spoke at the ground breaking ceremony Nov. 8. (Courtesy city of Hutto)
Fritz Park closed for renovations
H-E-B representatives celebrated the opening of the third Pflugerville location in November with more than 200 community leaders in attendance at the private event. (Grant Crawford/Community Impact)
East Pflugerville growth drives demand for services
Pflugerville City Council approved four contracts for transportation projects at its meeting Dec. 10.(Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Pflugerville passes slate of transportation contracts
The proposed improvements will affect CR 138 from SH 130 northbound frontage road to east of Derby Day Avenue. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
Wilco residents give feedback on CR 138 project
The city of Round Rock hosted the 2024 State of the City Address at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock. (Grant Crawford/Community Impact)
Round Rock mayor discusses infrastructure during annual State of the City Address
Batches is a locally-made macaron bakery. (Courtesy Davey and Corie Wallen-Douglas)
Macaron bakery launches with catering service in Pflugerville
Hutto City Council will discuss the future of its Capital Improvement Plan at its meeting Dec. 5. (Courtesy city of Hutto)
Hutto to consider updates to capital improvement plan
The ceremony marked the beginning of Phase 1, which will include constructing a new city hall, multi-generational recreation center and civic plaza. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
Pflugerville breaks ground on Downtown East project
Holiday ran unopposed for her place on council in the November election. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Pflugerville council elects Kimberly Holiday as mayor pro tem
Round Rock most recently completed Kenney Fort Boulevard segment 4 from Old Settlers Boulevard to Joe DiMaggio Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Kenney Fort Boulevard segments 2 & 3 near completion in Round Rock
Round Rock is home to similar facilities, including Sabey Data Center, which opened in July. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Round Rock approves zoning for new data center
Hutto broke ground on the plant expansion Aug. 20. (Courtesy city of Hutto)
Hutto wastewater treatment plant expansion closer to finish line
20 collisions occurred at the intersection in the past three years. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Traffic signal coming to Sam Bass Road, Old Settlers Boulevard intersection
Head brewers and partners Kirby Kirkconnell and Matt Couch lead the newest Pflugerville brewery. (Courtesy Brooke Schwartz)
Old Gregg Brewing Company now open in Pflugerville
The current facility houses some of the staff, while other public works employees work out of City Hall. (Grant Crawford/Community Impact)
Hutto plans for new $39M public works facility
This is ACC’s first project using the 2022 general obligation bond. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)
ACC to break ground on expansion to Round Rock campus