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Service Street Auto Repair is under construction in Pflugerville, bringing full-service automotive maintenance and repair to Wells Branch Parkway. (Manuel Holguin Jr. / Community Impact)
National auto repair chain Service Street coming to Pflugerville
A selection of sushi, ramen and small plates sits on the table during the soft opening of Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in Pflugerville on Jan. 15, with dishes served on the restaurant’s signature conveyor belt system. (Courtesy of Kura Sushi)
Sushi chain Kura opens second Austin-area restaurant in Pflugerville
Pflugerville City Council approved a $397,350 agreement with Jones Lang LaSalle to provide planning and advisory services for Project Nexus. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Pflugerville hires firm to oversee planning for Project Nexus development
Pflugerville City Council unanimously approved a $1.52 million grant to fund lighting, restroom and safety infrastructure improvements at Wells Point Park, supported by PCDC funds. (Courtesy City of Pflugerville)
Wells Point Park to get upgrades with $1.5M grant
Kristen Cepak Pflugerville Chamber of Commerce CEO stepped down according to a statement from the board. (Brian Rash/Community Impact)
Pflugerville Chamber of Commerce announces leadership change
Hutto City Council debated the timeline and rising costs of a proposed Justice Center, questioning whether delaying design could increase construction expenses. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)
Hutto City Council debates timing, costs for proposed justice center
The Hutto City Council voted to appoint Charles Warner to fill the vacant Place 1 seat on an interim basis through May 2026 after a resident application process. (Manuel Holguin Jr. / Community Impact)
Hutto council appoints interim member to serve until May election
A national review reaffirmed that Pflugerville’s economic development corporation meets professional standards for governance and operations. (Courtesy Pflugerville Community Development Corporation)
Pflugerville Community Development Corporation clears accreditation review
Hutto is set to appoint an interim City Council member after applications close, with a council vote scheduled for the next regular meeting. (Manny Holguin JR / Community Impact)
Hutto to appoint interim council member at next meeting
Pinkorchids Nails is expected to open in summer 2026, offering traditional services such as dip and acrylic nails, and modern options like Gel-X and builder gel for manicures. (Courtesy LoopNet)
Pinkorchids Nails coming to Pflugerville
The latest project to be completed at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock is the new Lakeview Pavilion & Stage. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
The new Old Settlers Park: Round Rock makes progress on $259M expansion
Dishes at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar are served on a revolving conveyor belt. (Courtesy Kura Revolving Sushi Bar)
Kura Revolving Sushi Bar to open soon in Pflugerville
Black Rock Coffee Bar is now open in Pflugerville. (Courtesy Black Rock Coffee Bar)
Black Rock Coffee Bar now open in Pflugerville
Fireworks are illegal within Round Rock city limits and parts of Williamson County. City officials warn violations can carry fines up to $2,000 and outline where fireworks are prohibited. (Courtesy Ricardo Brazziel)
Round Rock reminds residents of fireworks ban
Hutto Fire Rescue finalized its first collective bargaining agreement after voters approved the move in 2024, concluding six months of negotiations with the local firefighters union. (Courtesy Williamson County ESD No. 3)
Hutto Fire Rescue finalizes first collective bargaining agreement
Austin-based eatery Tumble 22 serves hot chicken with six heat levels. (Courtesy Tumble 22)
Tumble 22 coming soon to Pflugerville
Hutto City returns to Stage 1 water conservation after supply improves. (Courtesy city of Hutto)
City of Hutto eases water restrictions
As Hutto continues to grow, police data shows improvements in several crime and traffic safety measures, according to the department’s most recent quarterly report to City Council. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
Police report shows crime declines in Hutto
Gilleland Creek runs 27 miles from northwest of Pflugerville to the Colorado River. (Courtesy Travis County Archives)
Austin Water responds to wastewater spill