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County Judge Steven Snell held a press conference Nov. 25 to announce the approval of funding for the water study and discuss future plans. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)

WilCo forms coalition of regional water providers, funds study to assess supply needs

By Gracie Warhurst

Officials hope to guide cities and utilities in coordinating water procurement, infrastructure planning and conservation efforts through the new study and coalition.

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The clinic announced in November that along with a renovation, a partnership with Nira Medical led to an expansion of care offerings to include Multiple Sclerosis. A representative of the clinic said the renovation added new exam rooms, a larger infusion center and a suite dedicated to clinical research. (Courtesy Central Texas Neurology Consultants)
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The 9th annual Hippo Claus Crawl will take place Dec. 13. (Courtesy city of Hutto)
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Light Up the Plaza, a tree lighting ceremony held in the Hill Country Galleria, will take place on Nov. 28. (Courtesy Hill Country Galleria)
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Texas State university was given the go-ahead to purchase a 128 acre property encompassing Sink Springs in November. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Texas State to purchase 128-acre Sink Creek property for $4.5M
Voters in line in Austin.
Local property tax hikes faced an uphill battle this November, election results show
City of Round Rock has approved funds to upgrade emergency response vehicles to police and fire departments. (Gracie Warhurst/Community Impact)
Round Rock invests in emergency response vehicles
Dripping Springs Methodist Church will host its 11th annual Thanksgiving meal for the community from on Thanksgiving day from 1:30 a.m.-1 p.m. (Courtesy Dripping Springs Methodist Church)
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Before her time working in city and county government, Cynthia Long started her own IT consulting company. (Courtesy Cynthia Long)
WilCo Commissioner Cynthia Long looks ahead after 20 years of service
Round Rock approved a $450,000 settlement with the Lake Forest HOA, securing the final land needed for the Gattis School Road Segment 6 expansion and clearing the way for construction to begin. (Courtesy City of Round Rock)
Round Rock approves final land deal for Gattis School Road widening
City officials take to the new basketball courts added through the Round Rock Sports Center’s $19 million expansion. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)
Round Rock opens expanded Sports Center
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Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission moves forward with permanent hemp regulations