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NOW (finally) OPEN! 👀 The Kenney Fort Boulevard extension between Forest Creek Drive and SH45 has officially opened to traffic, y'all!
⚠️ Drivers should resist the urge to cruise on Kenney too fast at this point. We know you want to, but hold off and maintain awareness as new traffic patterns, signals, turn lanes, etc. are in place. ⚠️
Completion of this project has created a six-lane north/south corridor stretching from State Highway 45, all the way north to Old Settlers Boulevard.
LEARN MORE: rrtx.info/3Vql45n
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Love our community! ❤️🎄 This week, City staff decorated homes for several Round Rock residents who couldn’t do it themselves. "Light Up the Holidays," launched in 2017 and helps bring holiday cheer to homebound seniors and those in need by assisting with holiday lights and decorations. ... See MoreSee Less
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That’s awesome! How does one get involved? Thanks,
So great ...wish I had known about this
My wife and I are in our 80s. What is the procedure for next year. Do you have the lights or do I have to buy them . What is the cost to me?
UPDATE: On-site parking for this event will be extremely limited due to rainfall, which has restricted use of grass parking areas. Shuttle service from Kalahari and rideshare options are available.
Additionally, portions of Harrell Parkway are closed due to ongoing construction at Old Settlers Park.
More details, including maps, are available at:
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On-site parking at Light Up the Lake event limited due to rainfall, shuttle available
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Now that the event doesn’t go around the lake, are all areas handicap accessible? (Wheelchair)
2 days are not enough. We are going to miss it 😢
Can the city leave the main light displays up and turned on for longer than two days? It makes sense that the event itself is limited to a couple days, but it would be great for those who just want to see the lights if the displays were at least turned on for a full week. This would also help reduce the insane traffic and congestion caused by this event each year. It's usually too crowded to even walk on the sidewalk and will be much worse this year.
New Indonesian BBQ spot in Round Rock! 👀 Sate Texas Indonesian BBQ formerly a food truck, recently opened the doors to their first brick-and-mortar location in La Frontera Shopping Center.
This delicious new foodie find focuses on Indonesian barbecue, including grilled chicken, beef and pork satays (aka skewers), ayam bakar (charcoal-grilled chicken, rice, and pickled vegetables), gado-gado (a salad with steamed vegetables and peanut sauce); rice cakes, and both yellow (turmeric and coconut milk) jasmine rice.
📍: 150 Sundance Parkway, Ste. 400
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Never heard of it. 🤷♂️
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