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News | With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas. With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas.

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communityimpact.com > the-woodlands > government > city-of-shenandoah-reviews-home-rule-charter-options-as-population-increases

Shenandoah reviews home rule charter options as population grows

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (333+ words) Shenandoah City Council members on Sept. 9 reviewed a presentation on home-rule city charters, a process available to cities with more than 5,000 residents that would provide broad authority to govern local affairs, subject to the Texas Constitution and state law. There…...

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communityimpact.com > grapevine-colleyville-southlake > government > voting-center-design-green-ribbon-projects-check-out-3-updates-from-colleyville-city-council

Voting center design, green ribbon projects: Check out 3 actions you might have missed from Colleyville City Council

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (397+ words) Colleyville City Council approved contracts for median beautification projects and an update to a design contract for a city facility at a Sept. 1 meeting. Council members also approved updating a development agreement for a proposed senior living facility. Fiscal year…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > government > austin-pulls-millions-in-consulting-contracts-from-council-vote-for-second-time-this-year

Austin pulls $5 million consulting package from council vote

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (566+ words) A $5 million package of third-party consulting contracts was pulled from City Council consideration after the item drew scrutiny from some elected officials over its cost and lack of clarity. It's the second time that contracts for the same group of…...

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communityimpact.com > bay-area > government > vacant-former-butler-longhorn-museum-building-in-league-city-could-be-repurposed-as-a-public-art-center

League City group proposes art center at historic house

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (239+ words) League City artists plan to transform the vacant, historic Walter and Helen Hall House in Heritage Park into a public art facility, pending city approval and funding. City staff and the Art Guild of League City, a local non-profit promoting…...

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communityimpact.com > bryan-college-station > government > bryan-approves-13m-in-purchases-for-fiscal-year-2027

Bryan approves $13M in purchases for fiscal year 2027

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (207+ words) Bryan City Council approved millions in blanket purchases for various facilities and industrial needs for fiscal year 2026-27 at its Sept. 8 meeting. For the upcoming fiscal year, the city approved purchases from several manufacturers, including: Utilities for city operations Office equipment…...

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communityimpact.com > san-marcos-buda-kyle > election > q-a-meet-the-candidates-for-buda-city-council-member-at-large-position-1

Meet the candidates for Buda City Council At-Large, Position 1

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (598+ words) Jess Ebee, Joshua Edmond and George M Torres Jr. are seeking votes in the Buda City Council Member At-Large, Position 1 race. This is a special election to fill an unexpired term after council member Matt Smith announced his resignation at…...

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communityimpact.com > san-marcos-buda-kyle > government > hays-county-shuts-down-property-tax-system-to-implement-new-software

Hays County shuts down property tax system to implement new software

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (260+ words) For the first time in over 20 years, the Hays County Tax Office will be updating its property tax software to modernize the system. Taxpayers will not have access to the system until mid-October. The county’s transition to a new property…...

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communityimpact.com > pearland-friendswood-manvel > government > water-wastewater-rates-rising-in-manvel

Water and wastewater rates rising in Manvel

2+ day, 16+ hour ago   (330+ words) Manvel residents will see their monthly utility bills increase by an average of $5.50 starting in November after City Council unanimously approved the first reading of new water and wastewater rates at its Sept. 8 meeting. The $5.50 increase, which is a 4.5% hike,…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > election > q-a-meet-the-4-candidates-running-for-texas-comptroller

Q&A: Texas comptroller candidates on education savings accounts, economy, transparency

3+ day, 2+ hour ago   (1143+ words) This November, four candidates are running to lead the Texas Comptroller's Office and serve as the state's chief financial officer. The comptroller oversees government spending and administers the state's $1 billion education savings account program, which launched ahead of the 2026-27 school…...

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communityimpact.com > grapevine-colleyville-southlake > election > 10-candidates-file-for-3-tarrant-appraisal-district-places

10 candidates file for three Tarrant Appraisal District places

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (188+ words) In November, Tarrant County voters will elect individuals to three at-large positions on the Tarrant Appraisal District board of directors. What’s on the ballot There are four candidates vying for Place 1 on the board: Sayeda Bilqees Syed, Rebecca Hardy, Phyllis…...