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Texas State University is advancing plans for a hotel on its San Marcos campus after the Texas State University System Board of Regents voted Nov. 20 to authorize the university to enter a development agreement with Midway, a Houston-based developer. (Courtesy Texas State University)
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Stay in the know: 4 government stories shaping life in Hays County

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Visitors Center services will be offered out of office space in the new downtown parking garage. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
Georgetown Visitors Center to close for renovations
Southwest announcement
City, state leaders announce Southwest expansion at ...
Bastrop City Council meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month. (Joel Valley/Community Impact)
Dissolution of Hunters Crossing PID underway in ...
Bee Cave Officer of the Year Jonathan Taylor (right) accepts his award from Interim Chief Bill Pitmon. (Courtesy Bee Cave Police Department)
Bee Cave police honors Officer of the Year at awards dinner
The city of Pflugerville will make ADA improvements to improve pedestrian safety at various intersections throughout the city. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
Pflugerville to make ADA improvements to local intersections
Southwest airplane
City leaders back incentives for Southwest expansion at Austin airport
Bastrop City Council meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month. (Joel Valley/Community Impact)
Feasibility studies OK’d for hotel-convention center and more
The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter set up a pet reunion station outside of Anchor Bar in Round Rock. (Courtesy Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter)
Animal shelter distributes reunion stations throughout Round Rock
person sitting at a wooden desk in a board room
WilCo introduces support program for suicide loss survivors
Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan discussed the city's ongoing and future projects with Brian Mays at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions. (Manuel Holguin JR)
Round Rock mayor talks water, infrastructure and more at State of the City
Pflugerville approved nearly $80 million in low-interest debt to complete two major water system projects. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Pflugerville moves ahead with final funding for major water projects
Rendering of North Burnet/Uptown Station
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Doug Chambers and his volunteer staff posed with a giant $16,000 check presented to the Bee Cave Public Library. (Brian Davis/Community Impact)
Rolling Sculpture Car Show raises $16,000 for Bee Cave library