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  • Round Rock Council to consider adding Trails Plan to Playbook 2030 — Round Rock news photo

    Civic

    Round Rock Council to consider adding Trails Plan to Playbook 2030

    The September 10 first-reading proposal follows input from more than 600 people and approximately 3,300 comments.

  • Texas State Round Rock electrical engineering degree starts in fall 2027 — Round Rock news photo

    Education

    Texas State Round Rock electrical engineering degree starts in fall 2027

    Texas State will add a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering at its Round Rock Campus, with three concentrations planned at launch.

  • Round Rock FY 2027 budget would raise $14.6m more in property-tax revenue — Round Rock news photo

    Council

    Round Rock FY 2027 budget would raise $14.6m more in property-tax revenue

    A separate council vote is scheduled for September 10 because the proposed budget would raise 14.7% more total property-tax revenue than the previous budget.

  • Round Rock ISD Rolls Out New Student ID System as Part of Expanded Safety Push — Round Rock news photo

    Education

    Round Rock ISD Rolls Out New Student ID System as Part of Expanded Safety Push

    The district is introducing One Badge identification cards this school year alongside updated policies on bullying, cybercrime and campus access at large events.

  • Round Rock Library Offers Card Sign-ups at Community Pop-up Events This Month — Round Rock news photo

    Local

    Round Rock Library Offers Card Sign-ups at Community Pop-up Events This Month

    The Round Rock Public Library is bringing card registration to residents throughout September, with pop-up locations across town and discounts at participating merchants.

  • ACC Round Rock Launches Therapy Group Using Dungeons & Dragons — Round Rock news photo

    Health

    ACC Round Rock Launches Therapy Group Using Dungeons & Dragons

    Austin Community College begins a new mental health program this fall, pairing tabletop gaming with counseling to help commuter students build connections and confidence.

  • Round Rock ISD seeks voter approval for teacher raises in November election — Round Rock news photo

    Education

    Round Rock ISD seeks voter approval for teacher raises in November election

    District trustees unanimously called for a tax rate election to fund 2% salary increases and address pay compression across staff positions.

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