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Community Impact Newspaper

News | With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas. With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas.

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communityimpact.com > frisco > government > frisco-park-keller-kroger-check-out-6-trending-dallas-fort-worth-stories

Frisco park, Keller Kroger and more DFW trending news

2+ day, 6+ hour ago   (342+ words) Frisco Northwest Community Park is set to open Sept. 19, while a Keller commission approved a Kroger relocation. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas. Frisco Northwest Community Park to open Sept. 19 Frisco’s Northwest Community Park…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > texas-legislature > texas-is-spending-51b-on-property-tax-relief-senators-want-to-know-if-residents-are-feeling-the-benefits

Texas is spending $51B on property tax relief. Senators want to know if residents are feeling the benefits.

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (835+ words) Across Texas, the taxes that homeowners pay to their local school districts went down by about 13.6% in 2025, one state senator found. Sen. Paul Bettencourt, R-Houston, said his office filed public information requests seeking property tax data from appraisal districts and…...

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communityimpact.com > bryan-college-station > events > remembering-9-11-in-bryan-college-station-7-things-to-do-in-aggieland-this-weekend

7 things to do in Bryan-College Station this weekend | Bryan - College Station

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (383+ words) Looking for plans this weekend, Sept. 10-13? There will be several 9/11 memorial events, plus family-friendly socials. This list is not comprehensive and events are subject to change. Toddler Time at Chick-Fil-ABrenham & Bryan Pregnancy Center will host a social for families with…...

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communityimpact.com > san-marcos-buda-kyle > education > texas-state-university-sets-new-records-with-7-enrollment-increase

Texas State University sets new records with 7% enrollment increase

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (417+ words) Texas State University received a record-breaking number of applications for the 2026-27 school year, with a total of 83,479. Heading into the fall semester, the university set 11 additional attendance records as it continues to grow year over year. Texas State’s preliminary census…...

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communityimpact.com > denton > development > sloan-corners-allen-retail-wistron-ai-supercomputer-check-out-5-of-the-latest-construction-projects-around-dfw

Sloan Corners Allen retail, Wistron AI supercomputer: Check out 5 of the latest construction projects around DFW

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (257+ words) The retail section of a mixed-use project in Allen and Denton County Civil Courts relocation are in progress. Check out some of the latest construction filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. 1. Methodist Richardson Medical Center expansion Methodist…...

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communityimpact.com > bastrop-cedar-creek > dining > pockets-grille-looks-back-at-30-years-and-ahead-to-expansion

Pocket’s Grille looks back at 30 years and ahead to expansion

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (237+ words) Thirty years after Pocket’s Grille first opened in downtown Smithville, owner Troy Streuer is looking back on the restaurant’s beginnings while preparing for its next chapter. Streuer began working on the original location at 301 Main St. in May 1996. He said…...

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communityimpact.com > georgetown > transportation > speed-limit-changes-supportive-housing-check-out-6-trending-austin-area-stories

Speed limit changes, supportive housing: Check out 6 trending Austin-area stories | Georgetown

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (339+ words) Check out stories trending in the Austin area Aug. 31-Sept. 3. 1. Georgetown to reduce speed limit on Ronald Reagan Boulevard Georgetown City Council gave preliminary approval Aug. 25 to adjust speed limits on Ronald Reagan Boulevard and Westinghouse Road, as well as…...

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communityimpact.com > richardson > government > prosper-data-center-rio-mambo-check-out-6-trending-dallas-fort-worth-stories

Prosper data center, Rio Mambo: Check out 6 trending Dallas-Fort Worth stories

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (425+ words) Prosper officials recommended denial of a $580 million proposed data center, while Rio Mambo Tex Mex y Mas closed in Colleyville. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas. 1. Prosper commission OKs commercial development A 13.6-acre commercial…...

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communityimpact.com > denton > education > denton-isd-refinances-existing-bonds-saves-taxpayers-more-than-6m

Denton ISD refinances existing bonds, saves taxpayers more than $6M

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (207+ words) Denton ISD announced Sept. 2 it has refinanced its voter-approved bond debt, saving DISD taxpayers $6.75 million and shortening the debt lifespan by eight years. The district refinanced $15.85 million of outstanding voter-approved bond debt, which is now expected to be paid off…...

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communityimpact.com > bryan-college-station > events > first-friday-parade-6-things-to-do-in-bryan-college-station-this-weekend-sept-4-6

First Friday, parade: 6 things to do in Bryan-College Station this weekend, Sept. 4-6

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (215+ words) Looking for plans this weekend, Sept. 4-6? Several businesses will be holding specials to kick off football season, plus downtown Bryan will be busy with First Friday and the Fiestas Patrias Festival. This list is not comprehensive and events are subject…...