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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 > 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

3+ 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 > 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

4+ day, 7+ 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, 1+ 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, 1+ 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 > central-austin > government > austin-removes-final-roadway-art-installation-under-state-mandate

Austin removes final roadway art installation under state mandate | Central Austin

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (444+ words) The removal of a public art installation on Lake Austin Boulevard was formally approved this summer, representing the final pavement marking to be cleared by the city under a state mandate this year. At the direction of Gov. Greg Abbott,…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > texas-legislature > texas-senators-weigh-impact-of-driverless-vehicles-amid-recent-state-regulations

‘No serious complaints’: Lawmakers weigh impact of driverless vehicles in Texas

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1054+ words) As the presence of driverless cars and semitrucks increases throughout Texas’ largest cities, the state is increasing its oversight of the autonomous vehicle industry. The Texas Department of Public Safety and local police enforce traffic laws and other road safety…...

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communityimpact.com > cypress > business > houston-premium-outlets-expands-retail-lineup-with-designer-store-bar

Houston Premium Outlets expands retail lineup with designer store, bar

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (112+ words) The Houston Premium Outlets announced the upcoming openings of Michael Kors Mens and Ales & Wines in an Aug. 24 release. Both stores have plans to open this summer. The Houston Premium Outlets also recently opened Under Amour Factory House. Located near…...

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communityimpact.com > cedar-park > development > no-more-worldsprings-new-cedarview-apartments-two-key-development-stories-impacting-cedar-park

No more WorldSprings, new CedarView apartments: two key development stories impacting Cedar Park

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (272+ words) Here are two development stories Cedar Park residents should know about. 1. Mineral hot springs spa WorldSprings ‘no longer moving forward’ in Cedar Park The Cedar Park location of WorldSprings, a spa centered around soaking pools and mineral springs, is “no…...

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communityimpact.com > new-braunfels > healthcare > texicare-expands-provider-network-into-san-antonio-with-christus-health

Texicare expands provider network into San Antonio with CHRISTUS Health

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (193+ words) Texas Mutual health affiliate Texicare, is partnering with CHRISTUS Health to expand its coverage in San Antonio. Texicare added 96 providers and 29 clinics from CHRISTUS Health to its network in Bexar and Comal counties on Aug. 15, according to a news release....

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communityimpact.com > keller-roanoke-northeast-fort-worth > government > city-of-fort-worth-budget-projects-tax-rate-increase-to-help-offset-94-million-shortfall

City of Fort Worth budget projects tax rate increase to help offset $94 million shortfall

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (470+ words) Fort Worth officials are considering increasing resident property tax rates to balance a projected $94 million shortfall. Fort Worth City Manager Jesus “Jay” Chapa presented the budget for fiscal year 2026-27 during a council work session on Aug. 11. The $4.35 billion plan includes…...