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A Tim Horton's franchise opened near the border of Round Rock and Austin in December. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)

7 trending Central Texas stories: Round Rock business updates, LTISD superintendent investigation, algae in San Gabriel River

By Anna Maness

Here are some trending stories you may have missed from Community Impact’s Central Texas coverage areas from Dec. 16-20.

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Fireworks shoot into the sky
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The city hall chambers exterior is shown.
Bastrop gets interim city attorney; search for ...
The city of Round Rock opened segments 2 and 3 of Kenney Fort Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
6 trending Central Texas stories: Transportation updates, ...
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Commissioners request Foreign Trade Zone tax exemptions for SpaceX
The commissioners discuss details at the dais.
Bastrop County grants tax abatement incentive to multibillion-dollar data center
The dais is shown with the attorney, council member Cheryl Lee, council member Cynthia Meyer and mayor Lyle Nelson.
Bastrop city attorney resigns effective Dec. 31
FM 969 road closure
Bastrop roads closed after gas line leak at FM 969
An exterior shot of the courthouse.
105-day Bastrop County burn ban streak ends Dec. 10
The Texas Department of Transportation broke ground on its I-35 Capital Express Central project Oct. 30, signaling the next decade of construction along I-35 through Austin. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)
6 trending Central Texas stories: Lane closures, Georgetown construction, Culver’s relocation
Carrillo holds up her fist during her presentation.
Bastrop council rejects request for investigation into city manager
A burn ban sign is shown amongst trees near a road.
Bastrop County enters 4th month of burn ban
The Texas Advanced Nuclear Reactor Working Group released seven recommendations for lawmakers to consider to grow the state's nuclear energy stance ahead of the 89th Texas Legislature. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
State officials recommend advancing nuclear energy as legislative priority
A firefighter's silhouette is in the foreground while they look toward large flames and burning trees in the background at night.
Hudson Fire in Smithville ruled accidental, results in no loss of homes or human lives