Leander News

Community Briefing: Idea to have private group run Zilker Botanical Garden put on hold; Buda council to hold budget workshop The Williamson County Humane Society held its second annual car show Saturday and attracted some of the finest cars and auto aficionados from Cedar Park and Leander.

The American Dream: work hard, eat right, and live in the Lake Travis-overlooking, library-including, "In-Home Fitness Center"-boasting mansion of your dreams.

As the smoke clears from a Leander election season that tore a rift in the City Council and put the mayor before the city's Ethics Commission and ultimately unseated him one thing is certain: The friction between incumbent Mayor John Cowman and Mayor-elect Chris Fielder that sparked years of drama should be alleviated.

According to Leander police, it happened around 6:40 p.m. when 76-year-old Eugenio Tai of Leander was traveling north on US 183 in his Chevy pickup.

A "major accident" in the 2400 block of U.S. 183 has diverted traffic off the highway, according to a statement by the Leander Police Department.

The Hye Post Office in Gillespie County was in danger of closure and is now on a list of locations being considered for reduced hours as the Postal Service tries to remain financially viable.

Ed Trevis, president and CEO of Corvalent, a tech company that moved from Silicon Valley to Cedar Park three and a half years ago, suggested the state adopt the saying Wednesday at the company's headquarters, where Gov.

Community Briefing: Round Rock middle schools featured in HBO documentary; Bee Cave panel recommends approval of wastewater treatment plant by Galleria Community Briefing: Round Rock middle schools featured in HBO documentary; Bee Cave panel recommends approval of wastewater treatment plant by Galleria As part of a technology change, commenting ... (more)

Robert George Toler, 86, of Galveston, passed away of heart failure on Wednesday, May 2, 2012, at UTMB Hospital, just two weeks shy of his 87th birthday.

Leander officials approved plans Thursday for a 2,000-acre project that would add thousands of homes, retail space and schools to the Crystal Falls West development, the Austin American-Statesman reports.