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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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Travis County Judge Andy Brown announces on Aug. 13 unanimous county commissioner support for a tax rate increase that would increase accessibility to affordable child care. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

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Austin encampment

105 people moved into shelter from Central, ...

Published 5:55 AM | Dec 19, 2024 CST

City-sponsored grocery cooperative nearing launch in East Austin

Hospital entrance

Published 4:24 PM | Dec 18, 2024 CST

Austin sets new safety standards for hospital entrances

Austin City Hall

Published 2:15 PM | Dec 18, 2024 CST

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Austin boards room

Published 5:06 PM | Dec 17, 2024 CST

'Clean-up' effort could combine, dissolve many of Austin's resident boards and commissions

Libertad Austin

Published 6:00 PM | Dec 16, 2024 CST

Austin taps bond, development funds for hundreds of affordable homes and apartments

The city of Round Rock opened segments 2 and 3 of Kenney Fort Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Published 3:12 PM | Dec 13, 2024 CST

6 trending Central Texas stories: Transportation updates, new Georgetown businesses, data center

Marshalling Yard

Updated 3:33 PM | Dec 13, 2024 CST

Austin's Marshalling Yard homeless shelter operations extended with $6.75M of city, federal funds

Woman picks up food from food bank

Updated 3:34 PM | Dec 12, 2024 CST

Austin, Travis County cement community plan for more resilient food system

The Travis County burn ban expires Dec. 10. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Published 4:53 PM | Dec 11, 2024 CST

Burn ban lifted in Travis County, local authorities urge caution

Travis County leaders approved funding Dec. 10 for a climate resiliency pilot program. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

Published 4:50 PM | Dec 11, 2024 CST

Travis County officials approve funding to bolster 'grassroots' emergency communication efforts