A towering glass sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist Dale Chihuly will soon greet visitors to Downtown Round Rock, marking the first permanent public Chihuly installation in the Austin area. The centerpiece, titled Ruby Sunstone Pineapple, […]
Casa do Brasil Brazilian Steakhouse is moving closer to opening its Round Rock location, with new signage now installed at the restaurant’s future home on Palm Valley Boulevard. The restaurant is taking over the former […]
One of the defining features of Williamson County’s dining scene is the ability to experience cuisines from around the world without leaving Central Texas. Among those international offerings is Brasas Peruanas, a Round Rock restaurant […]
A new indoor action park featuring giant slides, air courts and family attractions is headed to Round Rock, according to state permitting records. Slick City Action Park plans to renovate a 44,602-square-foot commercial space at […]
A new outpatient clinic for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is set to be built in Round Rock, marking a $42 million private investment in health care services for area veterans. Construction on the […]
State Rep. James Talarico, D-Austin, launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Tuesday evening before a crowd of more than 1,000 at Centennial Plaza in Round Rock. Introduced by Round Rock City Councilwoman Hilda Montgomery […]
Walk into many of the finest homes in Williamson County and you’ll notice a common feature underfoot—beautiful travertine floors. This natural stone brings timeless elegance and value to a property, but it also requires specialized […]
A new Whataburger restaurant is set to break ground at the southwest corner of East Palm Valley Boulevard and North A.W. Grimes Boulevard in Round Rock. Construction is scheduled to begin August 20, 2025, with […]
The transformation of the old Round Rock Public Library site into a vibrant cultural and community center is making notable strides. The project, set on 216 E. Main Street, is evolving into a multifaceted space […]
Williamson County continues to be a hotspot for new restaurant developments, with over $14 million in investments fueling growth since June 1, 2024. The TDLR permit list reveals several new dining establishments set to open […]
