Leander Springs agreement, zoning approval to be considered Jan. 21
The 78-acre mixed-use project will have retail, restaurant, entertainment, hospitality, office and residential components.
Williamson County COVID-19 vaccine hubs inoculate 2,500 residents on first day
By noon Jan. 20, Williamson County had two hubs operating—one in Sun City and one in North Austin.
Vaccine portal opens in Hays County; read Austin business news and more Central Texas info
Read the latest business and community news from Central Texas.
Williamson County adds 294 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths Jan. 22
Here is what you need to know today about coronavirus in Williamson County.
Leander ISD students to make up snow day in April
The April date was set in the 2020-21 district calendar and otherwise would have been a holiday.
Council OKs $1B Leander Springs development, addresses water concerns in agreement
Council will consider final zoning documents Feb. 4.
May election called for Leander mayor, 3 City Council seats
Applications for the seats opened Jan. 13 and will close Feb. 12.
Williamson County reports second-highest daily total for new coronavirus cases, 7 deaths
Here is what you need to know today about the coronavirus in Williamson County.
'We still have a long way to go': Central Texas physician answers questions about COVID-19 vaccine
Dr. Judith L. Thompson recently took the time to answer several general questions for Community Impact Newspaper related to the coronavirus vaccine, its efficacy and costs, and other related matters.
Williamson County increases COVID-19 rent and utility aid
See how Williamson County continues to spend its federal coronavirus relief funding.
EXPLAINED: When, where and how Texans can receive the COVID-19 vaccine
As Texas is still in the early stages of rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine, many Texans are still unsure about where, when and how they can get inoculated.
WilCo registration for vaccines opens; Cajun bar and grill open in Round Rock and more Central Texas news
Read the latest business and community news from Central Texas.
Williamson County reports 12 new COVID-19-related deaths Jan. 20
Here is what you need to know today about the coronavirus in Williamson County.
President Joe Biden's inauguration spurs reactions from elected officials around Texas
As President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took their oaths of office, elected officials from around Texas took to Twitter.
Get messy on purpose, enjoy lake views at Art Barn ATX in Leander
The business hosts birthday parties and summer camps along with art sessions for all ages.
My Eyelab opening in Cedar Park, plus 2 more local businesses coming soon
Read about three businesses coming soon to Leander and Cedar Park.
Nashville-style hot chicken restaurant coming to Round Rock and more Central Texas news
Read the latest business and community news from Central Texas.
Registration for Williamson County COVID-19 vaccines now open
The county plans to begin vaccinating those who qualify under Phase 1B on Jan. 20.
Williamson County adds nearly 1,500 new coronavirus cases, 7 deaths over MLK weekend
Here are the coronavirus updates you need to know in Williamson County.
Food insecurity in Texas' 87th Legislature: Hunger relief organization Feeding Texas to propose legislation addressing hunger
Hunger relief organization Feeding Texas hosted a webinar Jan. 19 to discuss increasing funding and accessibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in the 87th legislative session.
Second Raising Cane's location planned in Cedar Park
The restaurant, located at 2920 S. Lakeline Blvd., Cedar Park, will replace the PDQ restaurant that closed in 2019.
Williamson County awaiting 6,000 COVID-19 vaccines
Williamson County is on schedule to receive 6,000 COVID-19 vaccines the week of Jan. 18.
Final Leander Springs agreement on City Council docket; COVID-19 delays Armadillo Day and more Central Texas news
Read the latest business and community news from the Austin area.
DATA: Texas has vaccinated about 9% of estimated Phase 1 recipients
Over 1.1 million individuals from the Phase 1 population, which is estimated to include 13.5 million individuals total, have received at least one dose.
‘What does virtual learning and remote learning look like moving forward?': Raise Your Hand Texas policy director talks legislative priorities
Bob Popinski is the director of policy for Raise Your Hand Texas, an Austin-based organization committed to improving public education. He spoke with Community Impact Newspaper in late December about the 87th legislative session, which began Jan. 12.