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Mayor Morgan: Proposed budget keeps City building toward the future
By design, the funding for City’s budget does not rest solely on the backs of homeowners
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Mayor Morgan: Emphasis on outdoor spaces remains as pandemic slows
Round Rock creates innovative areas for gathering
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Round Rock employee gives back to local athletes
Joey Salazar leads program to repurpose lost and found items from Multipurpose Complex
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Be ready, Round Rock: How to stay informed when weather turns severe
Most Central Texans know firsthand how unpredictable our weather can be, but this week, the forecast will be dependably…soggy. What could be more unpredictable is the severity of this week’s
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Mayor: National Small Business Week reminds us to shop locally
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. The last year has been tough for many of us, and our small businesses in Round Rock are
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Mayor: Survey results show progress made through planning
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. Anything worth doing is worth doing well, and we take great pride in Round Rock whenever we receive
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Halley: Finding sources with high standards more important than ever
Geeta Halley is the Assistant Director of the Round Rock Public Library and writes a column for the Round Rock Leader. Last week, I attended an online workshop taught by
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Mayor Morgan: Governance, not politics, guides city decision-making
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. We have almost hit the one-year mark of the COVID-19 pandemic in Texas, and it has certainly been
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Mayor Morgan: Sales tax must be addressed by Legislature
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. The 87th session of the Texas Legislature opened last week, setting off months of decision-making in our state’s
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Halley: Looking back at Round Rock Library’s growth
Geeta Halley is the Assistant Director of the Round Rock Public Library and writes a column for the Round Rock Leader. As I write this, 2020 is on its last
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Mayor Morgan: Plans for Downtown Round Rock move forward
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. Many years ago, I was block walking in the Stone Oak subdivision in Northwest Round Rock. At the
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Round Rock reminds residents to turn off sprinklers as fall weather settles in
Cooler fall temperatures should translate to good news for you — lower water bills! As winter gets closer, the plants in your yard are going dormant and have very low
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CDC offers guidance for Thanksgiving activities
Gatherings during the upcoming holidays can be an opportunity to reconnect with family and friends. This holiday season, consider how your holiday plans can be modified to reduce the spread
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Mayor Morgan: Council continues to evolve while moving community forward
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. As the country was glued to TVs and computers last week, waiting for national election results, I found
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CDC offers guidance for Halloween activities
When the weather cools off, it’s a good sign that holiday season is coming soon to Round Rock. In true 2020 fashion, holidays — including Halloween — will most likely
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