4 holiday events at the San Antonio River Walk
The San Antonio River Walk will have the Ford Holiday Parade and River Lighting Ceremony on Nov. 26, followed by a month full of activities.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Neighborhood near PGA Frisco could see larger lots; ERCOT says Texas power grid ready for expected winter demand and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 24.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Fort Worth restaurant Shuck Me is fishing- and family-centric; a guide to Houston's 2021 Thanksgiving Day Parade and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 23.
ERCOT: Texas power grid ready for expected winter demand
The state's electric grid manager also said extreme weather could once again result in outages.
Biff Buzby's Burgers carries on legacy in Live Oak
The restaurant’s name, Biff Buzby, comes from an imaginary friend that Bogar’s grandfather made up when he was young and kept referring to throughout his life.
Stephen's Collectibles & More in Universal City shop offers collectibles, figures and Star Wars merchandise
Owner Stephen Jackson has been a collector of figures and other toys since he was a young child. After years of working on his passion, he opened Stephen’s Collectibles in 2018.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Shopping network moving headquarters to Cedar Park; affordable housing projects come online in McKinney and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 22.
FDA, CDC expand Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine booster authorizations to all adults
Booster shots could be available to all adults ahead of the holiday season.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: US 183 North construction to begin early 2022; Houston-based Kirby Ice House planning location in The Woodlands and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 19.
Judson ISD lifts temporary mask mandate
The Judson ISD Board of Trustees on Nov. 18 lifted the temporary mask mandate put into place on Aug. 19, effective immediately.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Four Seasons to open Texas' first stand-alone residential property off Lake Austin; Slim Chickens opens in Pearland and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 18.
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD discusses teacher incentive allotment
The Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD board of trustees reviewed the plan to provide teachers with opportunities to earn more money through House Bill 3.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: H-E-B opens new Leander store; San Antonio high school bands make final top 10 in national contest and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 17.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: New plans in the works for land where defunct Wade Park project sits in Frisco; 5 business updates to know in Katy and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 16.
Green Valley Special Utility District prepares for growth with new facility
Green Valley Special Utility District on Nov. 9 celebrated the groundbreaking for a new headquarters and warehouse which will accommodate area growth.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: McKinney's Third Monday Trade Days to close after December market; headway made on Plano commercial projects and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 15.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Carroll ISD superintendent wants to shift focus away from community divisions; Jack Allen's Kitchen opens in Cedar Park and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 12.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Fort Bend ISD proposes attendance boundaries for new elementary school; Texas’ housing market establishing 'new normal' and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 11.
College fair aimed at Judson ISD students to take place Nov. 16
The college fair hosts more than 100 universities.
Veterans honored at Veteran's Memorial Plaza ceremony
Local Veterans were recognized during a Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 11 presented by the City of Schertz and The Chamber.
RoGen's Gifts to close in January
After 30 years in Live Oak, owners of RoGen's Gifts decided to retire and close their doors.
Texas’ housing market establishing 'new normal' after pandemic housing frenzy
The supply is beginning to meet the demand in Texas' housing market, experts said.
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: PGA of America previews scenic HQ in Frisco, Harris County outlines next steps in redistricting process and more top news
Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of Nov. 10.
Schertz City Council approves budget adjustment for Tri County Parkway construction
During the Nov. 9 meeting, Schertz City Council approved an additional $1.24 million of SEDC reserves to fund Tri County Parkway construction.