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The annual event is coming back to Austin with a variety of space-related speakers, interactive presentations and more.
Residents can attend one of four public meetings on Sept. 2 to help shape updates to development regulations on water, floodplain management, infrastructure and more.
On Sept. 9, Alpha School co-founder MacKenzie Price highlighted how the private school is using artificial intelligence to educate students alongside U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon and Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath.
The city of San Marcos is restoring the historic Home Economics Building, formerly part of the Colored School, with a $150K preservation grant. Repairs include roof, siding and window restoration, with completion expected by Nov. 2.
The order comes one week after a special legislative session ended without Abbott and state lawmakers agreeing on legislation to ban or restrict THC sales.
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Unlock MLS launched Flex Listings, a new type of low-profile listing that allows people selling their homes to test out the market while still benefitting from the expertise of a real estate agent.
The Lower Colorado River Authority, which manages the highland lakes system in Central Texas, announced it would begin lowering Inks Lake for a period of eight weeks starting Oct. 1.
