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Celebrate Black History with resources, programs at the Library

Learn more about Black history during February at the Round Rock Public Library! In addition to book lists, we are also sponsoring programs by the Round Rock Black History Organization (RRBHO) and The Links, Incorporated.…continue reading

PHOTO GALLERY: Palm House move

The historic Andrew J. Palm House was moved from East Main Street to a new location near its original home at the Old Settlers Association grounds late Tuesday evening. The relocation is part of the…continue reading

Palm House relocation scheduled for this week

A historic house in Downtown Round Rock is scheduled for a strategic relocation to its original site this week as the City of Round Rock prepares to renovate the former library on Main Street.  On…continue reading

Round Rock Public Library celebrates one year in new facility

This month marks one year since the Round Rock Public Library opened its doors in a new three-level facility at 200 E. Liberty Ave. Here’s how the new building has impacted the community, by the…continue reading

Chisholm Trail to have full closure on Wednesday, Jan. 31

Chisholm Trail will be closed between Sunset Drive and RM 620 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The closure will allow contractors to install signage on the pedestrian bridge for the…continue reading

WCCHD Transitions to CDC Data Tracker for Community Transmission Phases

Effective Nov. 15, Williamson County and Cities Health District (WCCHD) will be using the CDC Data Tracker for determining Gating Phases in Williamson County.  The Phases are used to inform the ... Source: WILCO COVID-19continue reading

Update on Status of Law Regarding Mask Mandates

The Williamson County Attorney's Office has issued an update pertaining to mask mandates in our county. In summation, there are no changes to the rulings at this time. Currently, Governor Abbott has ... Source: WILCO…continue reading

Understanding Mask Mandates in Williamson County

The Williamson County Attorney's Office has received questions and concerns about our local children and the use of masks in schools. This is a time-sensitive concern because primary schools start ... Source: WILCO COVID-19continue reading

Judges May Require Masks in Courtrooms According to COVID-19 Operating Plan

All individuals attending a court proceeding at the Williamson County Justice Center are requested to wear masks. Judges, at their discretion, may require masks to be worn in their courtroom ... Source: WILCO COVID-19continue reading

Williamson County Courts Respond to Change in COVID-19 Status

On July 19, 2021, the Williamson County and Cities Health District increased the COVID risk level to “Red”, which reflects uncontrolled community spread of COVID-19 in Williamson County1. Due to this ... Source: WILCO COVID-19continue reading