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The LCRA awarded the city of Pflugerville $100,000 to upgrade the water system. (Courtesy city of Pflugerville)
Austin
1:14 PM Jan 26, 2021 CST
$100,000 grant awarded by LCRA to upgrade Pflugerville’s water system
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Much of western Travis County is experiencing drought. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
9:51 AM
Climatologist says future megadrought could harm Lake Travis area
Campers at RED Arena Summer Horse Camp. (Courtesy RED Arena Summer Horse Camp)
Austin
4:40 AM
2022 South Austin and Dripping Springs summer camp guide: 41 academic, arts, day and sports camp options
Individual projects range from $50,000-$1,751,000 and include a multitude of strategies to update Rollingwood's water system. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Austin
3:00 PM
Rollingwood mulls $6.2M water system improvement plan 
The sunrise on Feb. 15 revealed unusual amounts of snow had fallen overnight in western Travis County due to Winter Storm Uri. Unprecedented cold temperatures and high demand for electricity has led the Pedernales Electric Cooperative to ask customers to reduce energy usage. (Community Impact Newspaper file photo)
Austin
2:30 PM
Here are the top 10 most-read stories from Lake Travis-Westlake in 2021
The battery and solar power project is considered the largest capital investment in the so-called "Texas Innovation Corridor," or Hays and Caldwell counties. (Courtesy Cypress Creek)
Austin
5:00 AM
$1 billion capital investment in battery, solar power plant coming to Caldwell County; partnership with ACC-Hays Campus expected to certify technicians
Undeveloped land currently sits along Thurman Bend Road near the site of a proposed golf course and housing development. (Greg Perliski/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
8:00 AM
LCRA reviewing impact of proposed golf course development
Austin
6:00 PM
Utilities discussing multimillion dollar investments to meet water demand
The city of Austin collected samples from Bull Creek on Aug. 6 after a swimmer reported signs of harmful algae exposure. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
9:31 AM
Austin investigating algae at Bull Creek after swimmer falls ill
San Marcos City Council set out to have a discussion about the city's utility assistance program and ended up forgiving all current residential delinquencies. (Photo Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
5:20 PM
San Marcos City Council forgives utility debt
The restaurant is at 140 W. Metro Road, Leander. (Taylor Girtman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:00 PM
First Leander Whataburger opens; Lake Travis algae samples have no toxicity and more Central Texas news