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TexARTS will offer a small-group, arts-based learning program for the upcoming school year. (Courtesy TexARTS)
TexARTS to host learning program for upcoming school year and more Central Texas news
The temporary trail closure is related to Round Rock's Logan Street connection project, which is extending the roadway to A.W. Grimes Boulevard. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Part of Greater Lake Creek Trail in Round Rock to close temporarily and more Central Texas news
“We look forward to our second year at the beautiful Dell Diamond, where the parking lot and stadium will be filled with art, music, food, festivities and the spirit of the Lone Star State,” said Scot Wilkinson, Round Rock director of arts and culture. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Round Rock cancels Chalk Walk, Golden Rule restaurant opens in Georgetown: News from Central Texas
Chili Pfest is typically held annually in the fall. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Pflugerville cancels 2020 Chili Pfest, Deutschen Pfest; Georgetown cancels POPPtober Fest and more Central Texas news
Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet Counties is providing emergency assistance for community members in need due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Georgetown-based nonprofit to provide COVID-19 financial assistance for those in need
Repeated violators of Round Rock's emergency face coverings ordinance will now only face a maximum $200 fine. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Round Rock lowers mask fine, GTX Jet Skis opens in Georgetown: Business, community news from Central Texas
We Are Blood's mobile clinic is parked in front of the Texas Capitol Building.
We Are Blood puts out call for recovered coronavirus patients to donate plasma
Round Rock Area Serving Center manages a food pantry and provides financial assistance to residents who need help paying for rent, utilities, prescriptions, transportation and temporary lodging. (Courtesy Round Rock Area Serving Center)
Round Rock Area Serving Center to receive nearly $400,000 for COVID-19 relief efforts
Grants will be available to eligible nonprofits and government agencies. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas COVID Relief Fund application opens
William Nzoiwu protests police brutality against the black community. (Taylor Jackson Buchanan/Community Impact Newspaper)
7 ways Austin-area residents can promote racial equity through volunteering, donation efforts
Amie Gonser will open 620 Art Gallery & Studio in June as a fine art gallery and space for art education classes. (Courtesy Amie Gonser)
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Members of the Dawoodi Bohra community have sewn more than 100 masks for essential workers and have donated them to The Mask Brigade of Williamson County. (Courtesy Mubaraka Malbari)
Austin Islamic community Dawoodi Bohra provides financial assistance, face masks during pandemic
“I'm just kind of overwhelmed by people's understanding and kindness and generosity and people wanting to help,” said Ginna O’Connor, the executive director of The Caring Place. (Courtesy The Caring Place)
Williamson County nonprofits adapt to support those in need during coronavirus crisis
May 18 will be the first opportunity guests will have to see Austin Zoo’s newest addition: Zulema, the white tiger. (Courtesy Austin Zoo)
Austin Zoo roaring back into action May 18
Texas school districts, nonprofits and government organizations will be able to apply for funding from the Texas COVID Relief Fund to promote economic development, health care and education needs. This new fund—overseen by OneStar Foundation and the state of Texas—launched May 6. (Designed by José Dennis/Community Impact Newspaper)
Texas COVID Relief Fund launched to bring financial help to communities in need