Add Mulch for a Mountain of Benefits
Mulching the bare soil around plants is a major part of basic water conservation and for the health of the plant and soil. It should be the last step when […]
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Mulching the bare soil around plants is a major part of basic water conservation and for the health of the plant and soil. It should be the last step when […]
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[new_royalslider id=”23″] More than 140 people attended open houses held May 9 and May 18 at Ridgeview Middle School to provide their input on the Kalahari Resort project. We really appreciate
Residents weigh in on zoning issues for Kalahari project Read More »
Safe neighborhoods, great schools, Friday night fireworks, splashing good times, splurge-worthy shopping, and a one-of-a-kind hometown downtown are just a few of the reasons Round Rock has once again found itself being talked about
Round Rock listed among most family-friendly cities in Texas Read More »
This holiday weekend, you can double-dip on savings on products to help you reduce your water use at your home or business. This is the second annual Lawn and Garden
Celebrate and Save Water this Weekend Read More »
In late April, the Texas Comptroller awarded the City of Round Rock a Transparency Star in recognition that we provide easy online access to spending and revenue information. We’ve got a
We’re an open book: Your City government, by the numbers Read More »
April is here, and so are the wildflowers! This April also marks the 6th Annual National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation. Visit mywaterpledge.com to sign up for the challenge and help Round
Take the Conservation Pledge this April Read More »
Michelle Cervantes, our Round Rock Library Director, pens a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. This is a repost of her most recent feature. In November 2013, the majority of citizens
Cervantes: Finding a new home for main Round Rock library Read More »
You know those local stories that give you the warm, fuzzy, my-hometown-is-pretty-much-the-best-place-to-live-ever type feeling? Yeah, us too. And we’re so, SO proud to have another feel good, Round Rock-has-my-heart-style story to share with
Round Rock water treatment staff help elementary student with science fair project Read More »
I want to follow up on my last blog, Reading Your Water Bill, to see how much water you and the people in the property with you (a.k.a. your family),
Your Water Bill, part 2 Read More »
One kid might be cryin’ and one kid screamin’, but at least when you’re in Round Rock, you’ve got the peace of mind that you picked one of the best
Round Rock ranked No. 3 best city in America to start a family Read More »
According to a recent study conducted by Millennial Personal Finance, Round Rock ranks as the No. 8 “Best City for Millennials.” And while we aren’t too surprised to see our
Round Rock ranks among top U.S. cities for Millennials Read More »
I want to ask you a very important question: Do you read your water bill? No, not just look to see how much you owe; but look at how many
Read Your Water Bill Read More »
The City of Round Rock had a pretty amazing run last year. And while you may think it’s a little late in the game for one of those look-back-at-the-best-of lists,
Top 16 accomplishments of 2016 Read More »
That’s what the familiar face said to me and Brian Ligon, our ace multimedia specialist, as we were filming the latest Street Cred. We were at the corner of Wyoming
“It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?” Read More »
Diploma? Check. Great job? Check. Perfect place to call home? Double check! While we were pretty excited to hear that GoodCall named Round Rock one of the best cities in America (No.
Round Rock ranked among top cities for recent graduates Read More »