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The fundraiser brings in the largest aid for the pantry each year and allows attendees to select and fill hand-painted ceramic bowls with local soups, stews, chilis and more.
In Central Texas, hundreds of developments broke ground and businesses opened their doors, and city councils, commissioners courts and school boards met for thousands of hours. Here is a look back at some of the biggest development trends in 2024.
The inaugural Lost Pines Learning Collective education fair will bring schools, co-ops, and educational programs together under one roof to help families learn what options are available, with opportunities to enroll on-site if they wish.
The city will soon begin a nationwide search for the next city manager, which should last six to eight months.
As people and businesses move to Texas in droves, state Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, has a plan to create a dedicated funding stream to help local utilities purchase more water and upgrade their infrastructure.
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Learn more about some of the local real estate trends in Bastrop.
The city of Bastrop was selected by Gov. Greg Abbott to host a segment of the 2025 Governor’s Small Business Summit series.
