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Owners John and Jennifer Garrett launched the first edition of Community Impact in 2005 with three full-time employees covering Round Rock and Pflugerville. Now, Community Impact distributes hyperlocal news and information to millions of local residents and business owners each day online and monthly by mail. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
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Search ArticlesCatch up on the 6 most-read Pflugerville and Hutto stories from August
During the month of August, Community Impact published 42 stories about the Pflugerville and Hutto area, including updates on new developments, local business and dining features, and news from city and county government. Here’s a roundup of the six most-read articles. 1. Hutto, Williamson County poised for $674M Blue Origin facility Williamson County commissioners unanimously approved an economic development agreement Aug.
Moss Construction relocates, debuts new Allen office
National construction firm Moss Construction has relocated its North Texas headquarters from McKinney to Allen. Moss Construction officials marked the occasion at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in late August. The details Moss Construction’s services primarily focus on construction management, design-build projects, and solar engineering, procurement and construction projects, a Sept. 3 company news release states.
Q&A: Meet the candidates running for District 147 in Texas House of Representatives
Two candidates are running in the November elections to represent District 147 in the Texas House of Representatives. What you need to know Candidates Jolanda Jones and Theodis Daniel will face off for the seat, which is currently held by Jones, a Democrat. Daniel will represent the Republican Party in November. Both candidates ran unopposed in the March primaries.
McDonald’s brings Big Macs to Bastrop’s west side
Big Macs and McGriddles are now easier to grab on Bastrop’s west side with the opening of the city’s second McDonald’s. A closer look The new McDonald’s is part of the Sendero shopping center—a 75-acre mixed-use development. As previously reported by Community Impact, businesses headed to Sendero include a dual-branded Marriott hotel, retail shops, new dining options, wellness services, multifamily housing and more. McDonald’s opened its second Bastrop location Aug.
Learning beyond the classroom: Allen ISD pairs teachers, businesses to educate future workforce
Each summer, Allen ISD officials invite a handful of teachers to shadow industry professionals at businesses like financial institution CUTX, telecommunications infrastructure firm MD7 and the city of Allen. AISD partners with Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas and the Allen Economic Development Corp. on the program and has participated since 2023, Chief Communications Officer David Hicks said.
Sam’s Rug Corner offers imported, antique rugs in Historic Downtown McKinney
Sam’s Rug Corner is now open in downtown McKinney, a representative of the business confirmed. The business offers a variety of rugs for sale including antique rugs and rugs from Iran, Turkey, India and more. The shop also buys and trades rugs, and offers professional rug washing and repair services, according to an Instagram post from the business. “From finding a beautiful rug for your home to giving an old favorite a new life, our goal is simple: quality service you can trust,” the post states.
UT Dallas introduces new bachelor’s degree in materials science
The University of Texas at Dallas launched a new bachelor’s degree in materials science and engineering this fall, according to a news release from the university. The major, which is offered in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, will allow students to learn across disciplines and explore specialties like microelectronics and energy, per the release.
Truck Yard opens Richardson location with live music, food trucks
Truck Yard is now open in Richardson. The bar and entertainment venue features free live music, an on-site kitchen and bar and a rotating selection of food trucks. Truck Yard Richardson’s first week will feature food trucks serving Cajun food, tacos, quesadillas and barbecue, per its website. The venue will also host Trucktoberfest on Sept. 12 with beer, German food, live music and events. Truck Yard took over the site formerly occupied by Old 75 Beer Garden, which closed in 2024. Opened Sept. 1 740 S.
DART receives $70 million federal grant for new light rail vehicles
Dallas Area Rapid Transit agency received a $70 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration, according to a news release from the agency. DART plans to use the funds to purchase new light rail vehicles, per the release. The overview DART’s grant is part of $166 million that FTA distributed to three rail projects through its Rail Vehicle Replacement Grants program.
7th Avenue showroom now open at Legacy West
Water repellent, stain resistant, non-toxic fabrics Removable, machine-washable covers Rearrangeable sofa configuration Adjustable back cushion firmness Optional storage compartments Warranty on frame and construction The new location will also bring the company’s White Glove Delivery to the Dallas market, where a team arrives to customer’s homes and assembles their purchased sofa.