City employees who drive as part of their jobs are taught to act as eyes and ears for other departments as they are driving around the community. On Tuesday morning, Feb. 16, that […]
See something, do something: A streets crew makes a life-saving decision Read More »
“To achieve great things, two things are needed; a plan, and not quite enough time.” ― Leonard Bernstein, composer and conductor A lot went wrong, with a lot of
A Trip Worth Taking: How the City kept water flowing Read More »
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
Halley: Finding sources with high standards more important than ever Read More »
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
Mayor Morgan: Governance, not politics, guides city decision-making Read More »
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
Mayor Morgan: Sales tax must be addressed by Legislature Read More »
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
Halley: Looking back at Round Rock Library’s growth Read More »
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
Mayor Morgan: Plans for Downtown Round Rock move forward Read More »
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
Round Rock reminds residents to turn off sprinklers as fall weather settles in Read More »
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
Mayor Morgan: Council continues to evolve while moving community forward Read More »
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
CDC offers guidance for Halloween activities Read More »
Kalahari Resorts and Conventions reveals a never-before-seen inside look at its newest resort in Round Rock, Texas, with a 360-degree video tour of America’s Largest Indoor Waterpark and resort,
Take a peek inside America’s largest indoor waterpark Read More »
Mayor Craig Morgan writes a monthly column for the Round Rock Leader. Any athlete knows that endurance is important. However, as we enter the sixth month of COVID-19′s presence in
Mayor Morgan: City’s economic indicators show promise Read More »
Note: This is the fifth in a series of posts about the City of Round Rock’s proposed fiscal 2021 budget and tax rate. Want better roads? How about better parks?
Shop the Rock: Civic duty or just the right thing to do? Yes! Read More »
Note: This is the fourth in a series of posts about the City of Round Rock’s proposed fiscal 2021 budget and tax rate. Update: The City Council approved on first
Building new roads, maintaining old ones impacts tax rate proposal Read More »
Note: This is the third in a series of posts about the City of Round Rock’s proposed fiscal 2021 budget and tax rate. Maintaining a strategic focus year–in and year–out,
Note: This is the second in a series of blog posts about the proposed fiscal 2021 budget and tax rate. To fund or not to fund street maintenance, that is
City Council wrestles with street maintenance funding level for FY21 Read More »
