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Monetary donations will be collected during the event for Bastrop County seniors applying to college or trade schools.
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 University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell announced he would be leaving his position and taking a new role as president of Southern Methodist University.
Fully funded by Flint Hills Resources, construction should take about six months and is expected to begin once permitting is completed in late 2025.
As Texas’ population grows and people seek REAL ID-compliant licenses, the Texas Department of Public Safety is asking lawmakers for nearly $229 million to hire additional driver license staff and improve technology.
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Learn more about some of the local real estate trends in Bastrop.
For over 40 years, the YMCA of Central Texas has provided communities with family-oriented programs through its seven locations that span from Burnet to College Station.
