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Narcotics Shipped Nationwide: Texas Man Sentenced to 13 Years in Federal Drug Conspiracy Case in Kentucky
COVINGTON, Ky. — A 31-year-old Texas man has been sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for his role in an online narcotics trafficking operation that shipped more than 3,000 parcels from the Austin, Texas, area to customers nationwide, including in Kentucky. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern...
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Come join the oldest and largest Scottish gathering in Texas!
SALADO, Texas (FOX 44) - All are welcome to celebrate Scottish heritage in Salado!. The 65th annual Salado Scottish Gathering and Highland Games will be held from November 13-15 at 108 Royal Street. Attendees can look forward to Scottish music, Highland games, bagpipe competitions, clans, dancing, and a celebration of all things Scottish!
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Proposed Austin skyscraper could be the new tallest tower in Texas
A new proposed skyscraper could soon change the look of Downtown Austin's skyline, with plans calling for a building that could potentially surpass the tallest tower in Texas. The proposed development, known as Project Bolo, would transform an existing parking lot at the corner of Congress Avenue and Fourth Street into a high-rise building, directly across from Frost Bank Tower.
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Iconic Salado sculptor Troy Kelley passes away
Iconic Salado artist Troy Kelley passed away November 3, 2026 at Olin E. Teague Veterans’ Medical Center in Temple. Kelley was part of a vanguard of artists and visionaries in Salado in the early 1980s that included his close friends Lonnie Joe Edwards, Joe Pehoski, Darwin Britt and Don Legge, as well as Bill Jaxon, Gretchen Jackson, Ronnie Wells, Larry Prellop and Ramon Carver that shaped Salado into an art center.
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Bharat Bhavan restaurant planned for Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Leander
A restaurant named Bharat Bhavan Austin is planned for the Republic Trails Retail Center on Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Leander, according to state records. The restaurant will occupy about 9,200 square feet at 15513 Ronald Reagan Blvd. Interior work is expected to begin in late November and wrap up in June 2027. An opening date has yet to be announced.
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Georgetown Lands $1B Data Center, Could Become City's Top Taxpayer
A $1 billion data center is headed to Georgetown, with developers behind the project saying it has a good chance of becoming the city's largest taxpayer once built. The facility is described as supporting the digital infrastructure behind everyday services like online banking, streaming and healthcare records. The project was...
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Leander and Liberty Hill Home Prices Hold as Sales Split
Bar W Ranch — Approximate November Median-Price Neighborhood. Median home prices are holding steady in Leander and Liberty Hill, even as closings and time on the market keep parting ways by ZIP code. The one November price in the latest local note is narrower than that headline: homes in Leander’s Bar W Ranch were selling for a median around $400,000.
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H-E-B’s Home for the Holidays returns Saturday, Nov. 14th, with free family fun
H-E-B is welcoming the holiday season with its annual Home for the Holidays celebration Saturday, November 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event features Santa visits, letters to the North Pole, children’s crafts, local choir performances and food samples. Activities vary by store, with each location creating its own holiday theme.
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Holy Wild Plans New Hair Salon in Austin, Texas
Holy Wild is planning a new hair salon at 6611 S. MoPac Expressway, Building A, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78749. According to records from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the project, listed as TABS2027005489, involves renovating and finishing out an existing 3,080-square-foot space to accommodate the salon. The...
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Austin area voters rejected school tax rate increases. Budget cuts may be in the future
Voters from several Austin area school districts rejected increasing property tax rates in the Nov. 3 election, leaving many districts with no choice but to make additional cuts to their budgets. Many of the districts, including Georgetown and Round Rock, sought to use increased property tax revenue for pay raises...