Eagle Pass

Eagle Pass, TX · Municipal
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Seguin takes major step toward long-awaited Cordova Road expansion
(Seguin) — A long-awaited project to expand Cordova Road is moving closer to construction, following recent action by the Seguin City Council. The council approved an amendment to its professional services agreement with Pape-Dawson Engineers, allowing the firm to take on additional project management responsibilities as the city prepares to improve Cordova Road between State Highway 46 and State Highway 123.
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This Little Texas Town Is Attracting New Residents With Rents That Haven’t Gone Through The Roof
In Texas, where even a modest meal can inspire a passionate debate about brisket, one small town has people moving in for a very different reason: they can still afford to live there. The barbecue reputation doesn’t hurt, and the historic town square has a little Hollywood history of its...
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The Hays Free Press
Kyle City Council receives results of former Mayor Travis Mitchell investigation, lowers ETJ water rates
KYLE — Findings from an investigation into the allegations about former Kyle Mayor Travis Mitchell’s relationship with American Structurepoint, Inc (ASP) were shared at the Oct. 20 Kyle City Council m
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San Marcos Council Clears Zoning Shift for New VA Hospital Near Highway 123
The San Marcos City Council voted unanimously, 7-0, to approve a zoning change clearing the way for a new Veterans Affairs hospital development near the intersection of Wonder World Drive and State Highway 123. The vote came on Oct. 20, rezoning roughly 4.6 acres from Commercial to Business Park in order to accommodate more accessible patient parking at the planned facility.
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Texas Veterans Commission to hold 'Hiring Red, White and You' job fairs
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Lockhart Developer Pitches 535-Acre Destination District for Texas’s Barbecue Capital
Lockhart has spent decades drawing visitors with smoke rather than skylines. The Caldwell County seat, officially recognized as the Barbecue Capital of Texas, sits about 35 miles south of Austin and has built its tourism identity around a cluster of legendary pits — Black's BBQ, Kreuz Market, and Smitty's Market — that predate the Austin food boom by generations. Now a local manufacturer is betting that same identity can anchor something considerably more ambitious.