Austin Hosts Ceremony Honoring Texas Heroes, DPS Awards Medals of Valor and Recognizes Lifesaving Acts
The Texas DPS honored several individuals with awards for bravery and life-saving actions, including the Medal of Valor for a Texas Ranger and Director's Awards for prompt emergency responses.
Labor Day Travel Surge Anticipated, Families Prepare for Last Summer Hurrah Amid Sales and Lower Gas Prices
The article discusses the anticipated increase in Labor Day travel and suggests planning ahead due to heavy traffic and busy airports. It also highlights the history of the holiday, potential sales on big-ticket items, and travel tips.
Round Rock City Manager Laurie Hadley Announces Retirement, Assistant City Manager Brooks Bennett Nominated as Successor
Round Rock City Manager Laurie Hadley is retiring in December, leaving a legacy of growth and infrastructural development. Assistant City Manager Brooks Bennett is slated to succeed her, continuing the city's development.
Texas Civilian Labor Force Grows for Seventh Straight Month, Outpacing National Average
Texas reports a seventh month of labor force growth, despite a decrease in nonfarm jobs for July, with a consistent year-on-year increase in jobs and a lower unemployment rate than the national average.
City of Austin's Equity Office Announces Mini Grant Fund to Support Grassroots Organizations
The Austin Equity Office announced the 2024-2025 Equity Mini Grant Fund, inviting grassroots organizations to apply for funding to support various community issues. Applications in multiple languages are accepted until October 15.












