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Georgetown to get steakhouse, speakeasy plus more Central Texas news
Georgetown to get steakhouse, speakeasy plus more Central Texas news
Coronavirus testing site in Pflugerville to move and more Central Texas news
Black Sugar Caffe now open on the Georgetown Square, plus more business news
Austin Trail of Lights may be drive-thru in 2020 and more popular Central Texas news
Free virtual broadcast of ACL Music Festival to be held Oct. 9-11 and more Central Texas news
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Sincerely Yours 1848, or SY48, a women’s and men’s boutique clothing store located off the Georgetown Square, closed Sept. 14. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Crumbl Cookie opens, Sincerely Yours 1848 closes, plus more Georgetown business news
Typhoon Texas has opened The Patio, a seasonal "eater-tainment" space in Pflugerville. (Courtesy The Patio)
The Patio opens in Pflugerville and more Central Texas news
Kalahari Resorts & Conventions is on schedule to open the largest indoor water park in the country Nov. 12. (Courtesy Kalahari Resorts & Conventions)
Kalahari to open Nov. 12 in Round Rock—take a virtual tour plus more Central Texas news
A sign directs voters inside at Ridgetop Elementary School during the July 14 elections in Austin. Historically, AISD campuses have been used as Travis County polling locations for elections. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin ISD: Election Day may become student holiday and more Central Texas news
Leander ISD will share COVID-19 positive cases and exposures in a public dashboard. (Community Impact Newspaper file photo)
Leander ISD confirms 2 coronavirus cases and more Central Texas news
Cianfrani's on the Georgetown Square will be replaced with Black Sugar Caffe. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Get a cup of joe: Coffee shops now open in the Austin area
District 2243, a proposed planned unit development, was first presented to City Council at its July 2 meeting. (Rendering courtesy Gensler)
Leander denies zoning request plus entertainment in Round Rock, Pflugerville: Popular news from this week
Burger University on the Georgetown Square closed Sept. 4. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Georgetown's Burger University closes and more Austin-area news
The upscale casual dining restaurant uses fresh, locally sourced ingredients and underwent a kitchen remodel while closed. (Courtesy Pexels)
Root Cellar Cafe in San Marcos reopens and more Central Texas news
Details behind a $1.75 billion sale to Simon and Brookfield surfaced in a bankruptcy court hearing Sept. 9. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Plano-based JCPenney expected to sell to Simon and Brookfield for $1.75B
Luby's announced Sept. 8 in a press release it plans to liquidate and dissolve the company and to sell its 60 locations across the state. The Texas-based restaurant chain remains open for dine-in and takeout service. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Luby's to liquidate restaurants and more Central Texas news
Luby's announced Sept. 8 in a press release it plans to liquidate and dissolve the company and to sell its 60 locations across the state. The Texas-based restaurant chain remains open for dine-in and takeout service. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Luby's to dissolve company, sell restaurants; locations remain open for now
Bishop Cidercade opened Aug. 28 at 600 E. Riverside Drive in south Central Austin. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents to select Zilker Train name and more Central Texas news
(Courtesy Three Six General)
Grand opening to be held for Three Six General in San Marcos and more Austin-area news
Fajita Drive flopped, so a Kyle committee will rename Rebel Drive and more Central Texas news
At on-street parking stations such as this one on the University of Texas campus, drivers no longer need to print a sticker to attach to their windshield. Instead, they can enter their license plate number to stay for up to 10 hours. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin changes on-street parking and more Central Texas news