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From left: Okhwan Han serves as co-owner; Hyukki Soon, as manager; and Youngho Soon, as co-owner of Miso. (Taylor Jackson Buchanan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Family-owned restaurant Miso offers up Korean, Japanese cuisines in Round Rock
Yonders Point, a plaza and a terraced seating area with outdoor swings and lounge chairs, will be constructed on a field southwest of the intersection of Harrell Parkway and Aten Loop. (Rendering courtesy city of Round Rock)
Plaza, terraced overlook among improvements planned for Old Settlers Park in Round Rock
East West Manufacturing will retain 30 jobs and create an additional 30 new jobs for a total of 60 full-time jobs in Round Rock over five years, according to an economic incentive agreement signed Oct. 22. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
60 jobs, $5 million facility: East West Manufacturing coming to Round Rock
Round Rock ISD announced Oct. 20 that DeWayne Street will be the district's first chief equity officer. (Courtesy Round Rock ISD)
Round Rock ISD names DeWayne Street chief equity officer
Happy Panini is now serving grilled and pressed sandwiches at 207 Farley St., Hutto. (Courtesy Happy Panini)
Happy Panini opens in Hutto and 2 other business updates to know
Superintendent Steve Flores said the district will allow increased mobility on middle and high school campuses beginning Oct. 19.
86% of Round Rock ISD high schoolers choose to continue learning from home
The Upper Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District issued an $85 million bond proposal to fund several flood safety projects, including a new dam and drainage improvement efforts. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
What voters from Hutto to Leander need to know about $85M Upper Brushy Creek WCID bond proposal
Jenn Griffith and Danielle Weston are running for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 7. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 7
Michael Bell opened Bells Gaming Center in July 2018. The store sells card games, board games, dice and other accessories. (Photos by Taylor Jackson Buchanan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Community support keeps Bell's Gaming Center in business in Round Rock
Rodeo Austin and the Round Rock Express will host a bull riding event, Bulls in the Ballpark, at Dell Diamond on Nov. 13-14. (Courtesy Rodeo Austin)
Rodeo Austin, Round Rock Express to host Bulls in the Ballpark at Dell Diamond in November
Get to know the four candidates who are running for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 6. (Community Impact staff)
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 6
Three candidates, Mary Bone, Lacey Mase and Cornell Woolridge, are running for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 2. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 2
Two candidates, Kim Boen and Jun Xiao, are running for Round Rock ISD board of trustees Place 1.
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock ISD Place 1
Local election officials expand voting options, expecting record turnout
Williamson County Election Administrator Chris Davis said as of Sept. 15 the county had processed 23,709 applications for ballot by mail—more than double the previous record-setting amount in November 2018. (Jay Jones/Community Impact Newspaper)
Local election officials expand voting options, expecting record turnout
Rockbridge Church is hosting an outdoor, socially-distanced pumpkin patch in Cedar Park with a variety of pumpkins and gourds for sale. (Courtesy Rockbridge Church)
From Round Rock to New Braunfels: 16 fall activities in October 2020
Frank Ortega and Will Peckham are running for Round Rock City Council Place 4.
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock City Council Place 4
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Round Rock City Council Place 1
A rendering shows a proposed design for the rebuild of C.D. Fulkes Middle School, one of hundreds of projects included in the 2018 Round Rock ISD bond. (Rendering courtesy RRISD)
New playgrounds, flooring, buildings underway: Round Rock ISD details 2018 bond progress
Landowners and longtime Round Rock residents, the Henna family, agreed to designate 7.4 acres of their land for a public park and trail easement for the future expansion of the Brushy Creek Regional Trail. Pictured here is an existing portion of the trail adjacent to the Henna property. (Taylor Jackson Buchanan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Henna family readies 46-acre site for mixed-use development in Round Rock