Author: David Flash

David Flash (david.flash@gmail.com) is a marketing executive and digital media publisher for Big Bend Times, the media outlet with the largest audience in Texas's Transpecos region. With over ten years in sales and marketing, he excels in omnichannel marketing strategies that boost growth, revenue, and customer loyalty in various industries. Flash earned a Master of Science in Digital Audience Strategy from Arizona State University, a Bachelor of Arts in History with a Business Minor from The University of Texas at Austin, and a certificate in Sales Development Science from Texas Tech University. He holds certifications in email marketing, social media marketing, and Google Ads, showcasing his expertise in leveraging digital platforms for marketing success.

Now Open by David FlashOct 20, 20263:47 pm

Liberty Hill welcomes its first Whataburger with grand opening celebration

Liberty Hill has officially welcomed its first Whataburger, marking another milestone in the rapidly growing Williamson County community.The new restaurant, located at 12925 W. State Highway 29, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony […]

Taylor by David FlashOct 19, 20269:00 am

Williamson County Fair and Rodeo returns to Taylor Oct. 21-24 with carnival, live music and four nights of rodeo

The Williamson County Fair and Rodeo will return Oct. 21-24, bringing four days of carnival attractions, livestock-themed entertainment, live music and rodeo competition to Taylor.The annual event will take place at 5350 Bill Pickett Trail, […]

Coming Soon by David FlashOct 16, 202612:04 am

LongHorn Steakhouse plans $3.8 million restaurant in Hutto

LongHorn Steakhouse plans to build a $3.8 million restaurant at 2800 Innovation Blvd., with construction scheduled to begin in March 2027, according to project information. The 5,780-square-foot restaurant would include associated site work and landscaping. […]

Coming Soon by David FlashOct 14, 20262:01 pm

Jarrell ISD plans $48 million Atlas Ranch Elementary School for August 2028 opening

Jarrell ISD is planning a $48 million elementary school on donated land in Atlas Ranch, a community expected to include 4,000 homes. Atlas Ranch Elementary School will become the district’s fifth elementary campus, with an […]

Coming Soon by David FlashOct 14, 20261:47 pm

Juanes Mexican Restaurant, Tortilleria and Bar planned for Round Rock

Juanes Mexican Restaurant, Tortilleria and Bar is planned for the Shops at University Heights, with a $300,000 interior build-out outlined in a state project filing. The restaurant will occupy a 3,601-square-foot space at 4450 University […]

Business by David FlashOct 8, 20264:36 pm

Texas publisher tracks Korean companies behind Taylor’s semiconductor expansion

Samsung’s semiconductor project in Taylor is the central focus of a Texas publication connecting Korean-language business reporting with public records that help explain what the investment means for Williamson County. Korean Tech Texas, an independent, […]

Williamson County by David FlashOct 8, 20264:11 pm

Block reports $81,000 fundraising total in Williamson County clerk race

Democrat Erin Block has raised more than $81,000 in her campaign for Williamson County clerk, more than three times the approximately $23,000 raised by Republican opponent Bill Fairbrother, according to fundraising figures released by Block’s […]

Coming Soon by David FlashOct 7, 202612:31 pm

Ukrainian-owned coffee roastery and bakery plans Leander location

Lemberg Roastery & Bakery, a Ukrainian-owned business inspired by the coffeehouse traditions of Lviv, Ukraine, plans to open at The Square at Crystal Falls in Leander. The business is planned for 1900 S. Bagdad Road, […]

Coming Soon by David FlashOct 6, 20264:53 pm

Williamson County project filings total $1.2 billion in September

Construction and renovation projects with reported costs totaling about $1.2 billion were registered in September for Williamson County, according to a compilation of Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records. The 94 filings include commercial […]

Hutto by David FlashSep 30, 202610:30 pm

Hutto voters to decide $48 million police facility bond Nov. 3

Hutto voters will decide whether to authorize $48 million in bonds for a new police headquarters in the Nov. 3 election. Proposition A would finance a Justice Center with space for police administration, investigations, patrol […]