Cedar Park News

D.R. Steuerwald thinks it is important to not only take from the community, but also give back to it.

When I asked some community leaders about their favorite childhood books, I was gratified these busy people took time out to respond.

A house fire started Monday afternoon at 310 South Blue Ridge Parkway. While the cause of the fire has not been determined yet, Cedar Park Assistant Fire Chief James Mallinger said his initial investigation ...

Though everyone had the best interest of Cedar Park in mind to fully embrace the need for continued economic development, there was some debate who would allocate the funds at Thursday's special-called meeting ...

Residents of Buttercup Creek sweltered through a power outage Sunday afternoon, after an electrical transformer box exploded in the Buttercup Creek Apartments complex, sending acrid black smoke billowing ...

The Cedar Park Tourism Board commissioned a study about the possibility of building a historical park.

The Leander City Council unanimously approved an ordinance last week that will not allow residents to have vehicles parked in their yards, or any unpaved surface, for lengthy periods of time.

Armed with picket signs, the "Bull Creek Confederacy" filled the seats and lined the walls at the Cedar Park City Council meeting last Thursday looking for answers and wanting their objections heard - to a ...

Filling up a car with gas is a stressful and dissatisfying activity as of late - Terry Tarvin knows this just as well as anyone else.

The Cedar Park Police Department is gearing up for the 25th Annual National Night Out event by hosting a Kickoff Party on Tuesday, July 29, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Heritage Oak Park, located at the corner of ...

The City of Austin appears ready to scrap its plans to dump sludge in a quarry it owns in Cedar Park.

Congressman John Carter made it by the Hill Country News office Monday to visit about what's going on in the Hill Country as well as Washington.

Citizens showed up with signs of protest to voice their neighborhood concerns at Thursday's Cedar Park City Council meeting.

I still have no idea what to think about the 183A toll road. I rarely take it. In fact, I only use it when I need to get somewhere north and south in a hurry.

If you are looking for something good happening with the high gas and food prices, you don't have to go far.

The Hill Country offers a breathtaking landscape complete with lakes, hills and wildlife, but for some Cedar Park and Leander residents, they need look no farther than their back yard to find nature's beauty.

Laser tag, swimming, video games and pizza were just some of the major attractions available to the families of deployed soldiers at Kid Deployment Day on July 15.

With its fast-growing economy and fine suburban living, Cedar Park has lured a motherboard and computer system company away from Silicon Valley.

Phase 3 of the Williamson County Brushy Creek Regional Trail is now underway after the July 11 ground breaking at Twin Lakes Park.

Officials say ordinance stems from complaints from residents. By Melissa Mixon AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Friday, July 18, 2008 Getting parked cars off lawns in Leander will go a long way to making the city more ...