Morning Cedar Park! We've got the scoop on the latest happenings in town. Read on to get looped in. βοΈοΈ
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Also on today's calendar: Grand opening Siena Dental and 2 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the burglar wear blue gloves? π€ (Answer below!)
1. Scheels, sandwiches and soccer: 13 Cedar Park-area business updates to know this September (communityimpact.com) β New and upcoming businesses are reshaping daily life in Cedar Park, from the newly opened Scheels with its indoor Ferris wheel to fresh options for pet care, tacos, and coffee. Several spots are already open for you to visit, while others, including Chewy Vet Care and Paris Baguette, are slated to arrive over the next year and beyond.
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2. Budgets and bonds: 3 key Cedar Park-area local government stories in September (communityimpact.com) β Cedar Park officials are advancing a $216 million city budget that would raise the average homeowner's annual city property tax bill by about $49 while aiming to preserve services. City Council is also forming a task force to shape a possible 2027 bond program, as Williamson County adopts a large budget with a no-new-revenue tax rate that affects local taxpayers.
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3. Ride Through Texas Hill Country On A Vintage Train With Historic Cars And Scenic Views (myfamilytravels.com) β Vintage train excursions from the Cedar Park Depot offer residents full-day and shorter Hill Country rides, complete with historic railcars, river trestle crossings, and a layover on Burnet's historic square. With options like the Hill Country Flyer and Bertram Flyer, locals can plan an easy day trip that starts right in Cedar Park and showcases classic Texas scenery.
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4. Volleyball Recap: Rouse Has No Trouble Against Brenham (maxpreps.com) β Rouse volleyball just swept Brenham 3β0 and now heads to face Cedar Park at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, giving local fans a home matchup to watch. With Rouse sitting at 15β15 and Brenham on a skid, this upcoming clash offers Cedar Park supporters a good chance to see how their team stacks up.
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5. Citizen Alerts: September 9, 2026 (wilcosun.com) β A new application has been filed for a wine-only package store permit at the 7-Eleven on Brushy Creek Road in Cedar Park, which could expand local alcohol options if approved. The same notice package also lists upcoming storage auctions, bond sales, estate and creditor notices, school screenings, and government bid opportunities across Williamson County that may matter to residents and local businesses.
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