Kimberly Reeves
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More Subdivision Water Worries
Pedernales Canyon Trail homeowners worry cluster of
new homes next to their upscale community will literally
suck the groundwater out from under them
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Higher Ed Funding: Congress comes to ACC
Looking at new methods to distribute federal education funds earmarked for historically black- and Hispanic-serving colleges and universities, U.S. Rep. Rubén Hinojosa hosts hearing on ACC Eastview campus
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Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Still Struggling
With only 2,500 acres to go in the full 30,000-acre Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis Co. has realized that its anticipated dollars won’t go far enough fast enough to meet the federally mandated 2016 deadline set by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service under the preserve’s permit application
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MoPac Expansion Update
Sound walls trumped new lanes at open house meetings to take initial look at proposed plans to expand MoPac from Parmer Lane down to Town Lake
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Fixing 290: A Different Alternative
Build a bypass around US 290 West through Oak Hill by completing another segment of State Highway 45
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Plainview Estates to Finally Get Water
County signs off on connecting the 40 homes in low-income subdivision to water service
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TXU Tries Smoothing Waters
Partners involved in sale of TXU to private equity firm visit Lege to make nice, turn back wave of anti-TXU legislation
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Capitol View Corridor Debate Moves to Lege
Round Rock Rep. Mike Krusee steps into Capitol view corridors fray
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I-35 Makeover Update
Plan in the works for making bridge over I-35 between Sixth and Eighth streets more hospitable to pedestrian traffic.
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The Capitol-View Corridors Conundrum
Downtown Commission gearing up for battle as it begins process of assessing status of city’s 35 Capitol-view corridors