The first part of August will see normal temps in the mid- to upper 90s.
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Temps will return to normal for the first part of August.[/caption]
After two straight weeks of triple-digit temperatures, a rare cold front has crossed Central Texas.
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Experts say that a decrease in mortgage purchase applications points to “a reversion back to norm” in the Austin housing market.
The heads of the agencies in charge of the Texas electric grid met in Austin on July 22 to provide updates on their grid reform efforts.
The closure will allow New Braunfels Utilities crews to install bore pits beneath the Union Pacific Railroad tracks as part of the work to install the 24-inch water line along Castell Avenue.
The office provides in-home care to residents throughout Central Texas.
Samsung is hoping to finalize a performance agreement by mid-August, which would include information about how the potential facility would affect property taxes.
"It's a much bigger movement and work than just 51 apartments run by the food bank," said Eric Cooper, president and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank. The apartments are expected to open in fall of 2022.
Read the latest business and community news from the Central Texas area, such as the Williamson County judge doubting more shutdowns as coronavirus rates increase.
More than 290 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases have been reported by Comal County since July 12 as hospitalizations rise.
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The store sells overstock and returned items that drop in price each day.
