Marisa Charpentier
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Leander Trail of Trains initiative pays homage to community’s railroad roots
Local businesses are displaying painted concrete train sculptures in Leander. → Read More
Leander City Council to consider withdrawing from Capital Metro
Jul 15, 2019: Leander City Council may begin the process of withdrawing from Capital Metro's service area. If the withdrawal were approved by voters, bus and rail → Read More
New sculptures approved for Cedar Park Sculpture Garden
Jul 12, 2019: The Cedar Park Sculpture Garden will see 10 new sculptures this fall. The pieces will replace 10 sculptures currently on loan at the garden when their → Read More
Leander restaurant Poke Fit serves Hawaiian-style seafood dishes
Jul 1, 2019: Poke Fit owner Kyle Lee knows a thing or two about fish. He spent 15 years in the high-pressure environment of sushi restaurants, working his way up from → Read More
James Avery to open second headquarters in Cedar Park
Jun 27, 2019: James Avery Artisan Jewelry, a jewelry design company, is planning to build 35,000-square-foot office headquarters in the Scottsdale Crossing Technology → Read More
Cedar Park Public Library receives grant from Texas Book Festival
Business and restaurants that are now open, coming soon, expanding and more near you! → Read More
Cedar Park initiates possible $60 million incentive package for Indigo Ridge, U.S. Tennis Association Texas
Mar 14, 2019: The headquarters for the United States Tennis Association Texas, or USTA-Texas, are to anchor a $1.5 billion development heading to Cedar Park. The → Read More
Open My World Therapeutic Riding Center faces closure, seeks funds for new space
Business and restaurants that are now open, coming soon, expanding and more near you! → Read More
Williamson County organizations step up to serve needs of residents experiencing homelessness
Nov 20, 2018: On Tuesday mornings people file into a gymnasium at Twin Lakes Fellowship in Cedar Park to pick up food and clothing at Reveal Resource Center. On a → Read More
Leander City Council considers water, wastewater rate increase for customers outside city limits
Nov 16, 2018: Residents who use the city of Leander’s water and wastewater but live outside city limits may experience a rate increase next year. City Council is → Read More
Quality of life spurs migration to Williamson, Travis counties
Oct 16, 2018: When former Washington, D.C., resident Sherri Farias went searching for a new place to live, she looked for a town that was up-and-coming. With a first- → Read More