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PROUD 🏳️🌈 Seeing Round Rock come together in celebration, love and community at the Round Rock Pride Festival is truly inspiring. We are a vibrant, diverse city and we take great pride in it being a place for all, y'all.
Golden hour magic 😍🫰
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Love that water tower. It is such a shame that the city does not spend some of our tax dollars to return the lights on the upper half of the signature water tower 😩
Epic golden hour! 🔥
Dog depot sunrise magic.
It may just look like a lotta dirt. Because, well, it is. Like, we can see the photos, too. We took them after all. And made sure to get a variety of different angles for you. Just to be sure you got the full picture. Yep, dirt.
Seriously though, dirt is moving on The District, a 66.5 acre mixed-use development in Round Rock. When complete, the project will combine a mix of residential, office, retail and hospitality and green spaces to create a dense, walkable, urban style environment with at least 3 million square feet of development and $500 million in private investment.
The long-anticipated project is being built south of SH-45 and northwest of Greenlawn Boulevard. To prepare for this, the City is widening Greenlawn from four to six lanes and constructing a separate 8 foot pedestrian path. Construction contracts for that roadwork were approved in May.
Construction on The District itself will happen in phases, with 200,000 square feet to be completed by 2028, 1 million square feet by 2029, and 3 million square feet by full buildout.
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Round Rock be like:
Can't wait to hear all the people complaining about "Lack of parking" But in all honesty I just hope they don't put a Whataburger, liquor store and carwash in there
Speaking of long anticipated-when is the maintenance department going to repair the lights on Round Rock’s signature water tower 🙏
How do you spot a motorcyclist in the wild? You look.👀🏍️ Most motorcycle crashes happen because the driver “didn’t see them.” A few extra seconds of awareness could mean a lifetime for someone else. Look twice. Save a life. #Motorcycles #MotorcycleSafety #TrafficSafety #RoundRock #Police
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.44 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Round Rock Police Department❤️
Thank you Round Rock Police Department and Round Rock, Texas – City Government for promoting Motorcycle Awareness.
What do you do about the idiot motorcycle riders who fly up on you and split lanes illegally at high rates of speed and cut off vehicles.
PROUD 🏳️🌈Seeing Round Rock come together in celebration, love and community at the Round Rock Pride Festival is truly inspiring. We are a vibrant, diverse city and we take great pride in it being a place for all, y’all.
#pride #roundrock #roundrocktexas #community #home #texas #atx #austin #austintexas
Golden hour magic 😍🫰
#downtownroundrock #roundrock #roundrocktx #texassun #goldenhour #sunset #hometown
It may just look like a lotta dirt. Because, well, it is. Like, we can see the photos, too. We took them after all. And made sure to get a variety of different angles for you. Just to be sure you got the full picture. Yep, dirt.
Seriously though, dirt is moving on The District, a 66.5 acre mixed-use development in Round Rock. When complete, the project will combine a mix of residential, office, retail and hospitality and green spaces to create a dense, walkable, urban style environment with at least 3 million square feet of development and $500 million in private investment.
The long-anticipated project is being built south of SH-45 and northwest of Greenlawn Boulevard. To prepare for this, the City is widening Greenlawn from four to six lanes and constructing a separate 8 foot pedestrian path. Construction contracts for that roadwork were approved in May.
Construction on The District itself will happen in phases, with 200,000 square feet to be completed by 2028, 1 million square feet by 2029, and 3 million square feet by full buildout.
#roundrock #roundrocktexas #mixeduse #development #atx #austintexas #texas
☀️📚 What is this feeling so sudden and new? It’s the @roundrocklibrary thrillifying Summer Reading Challenge! Everyone regardless of age is welcome to join in on the fun and win swankified prizes all summer long.
📚 Round Rock library wants to inspire readers of all ages to read. Seriously, read everything, read anything. Graphic novels, audiobooks, picture books—if it’s got words, it counts.
📚 From Monday, June 2, to Thursday, July 31, everyone from age 0 to 100+ can log their reading on the online portal, ReadSquared. Sign up at the link in our profile.
#roundrock #roundrocklibrary #roundrocktexas #summerreading #summerreadingchallenge #summerreadingprogram #summer #reading
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I love this!!!
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An AMAZING Event…only downside, parking.
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