Read six trending Austin-area stories from Oct. 5-9.
Scrambles now open in Pflugerville
Scrambles, a breakfast, brunch and lunch spot, opened in Pflugerville. The restaurant serves dishes such as chilaquiles and migas as well as omelets and pancakes. Scrambles is open from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. daily.
Read the story by Reporter Jillian Nachtigal.
Gringo's Mexican Kitchen coming to Northline
The Tex-Mex franchise is coming to Leander’s Northline development. The Leander location will begin construction in May on a 9,500-square-foot space, according to project filings from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Find out more from Reporter Hamera Shabbir.
COTA sets sights on water park, resort
After COTALAND officials debuted more than 30 rides and attractions for people of all ages during events Sept. 26-27, they are looking ahead to a planned water park and on-site resort as part of Circuit of the Americas' push to grow its year-round offerings.
Get the full story from Editor Amanda Cutshall.
Project LeanNation now open in Georgetown
Project LeanNation held its grand opening in Georgetown in late September, said employee Kimberly Garner, one of the business's "educators" who greet clients and provide nutrition consultations.
Read more from Editor Adrian Gandara.
Ascension Seton acquires 3 Family Health System facilities
Ascension Seton announced it acquired three facilities from Family Health Systems. The healthcare centers are located in Round Rock, Cedar Park and near Lake Travis.
Check out the story by Reporter Brooke Sjoberg.
Austin leaders look to local preparations as air taxis take off in Texas
Austin leaders are continuing to prepare for the arrival of new types of aircraft like air taxis that are being deployed in skies across the country.
