Cedar Park, TX News

• Cedar Park, TX News
• Cedar Park July Show 2012
• Independence Day Flyer
• North Pole Flyer
• Mall-o-ween Trick-or-Treat
• Would-be bank robber leaves after being told bank has no money
• Cedar Park neighborhood vows to ignore cell phones while driving
• Central Texas EMS opens station in Cedar Park
• River Place, Steiner Ranch children land roles in ZACH Performing Arts School production
• Cedar Park Physician Associates cuts the ribbon
• 10/12 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Meals on Wheels to benefit Dell Children's Medical Center
• Historic awards for Viper Band, Legacies Drill Team
• Williamson County Commissioners Court hires legal advisor
• Try out for Mason's first talent show on Oct. 27
• Lakeline Church breaks ground on its permanent facility
• Whooping cough case at Laura Welsh Bush Elementary
• HSWC celebrates National Adopt a Shelter Dog Month
• More than 300 LISD students earn AP Scholar Awards
• LISD unveils new system to address college readiness
• 10/12 Cedar Park Police Reports
• El Patron coming soon to Cedar Park
• City Manager plays direct role in city's success
• Enrollment at ACC's Leander Center up 17 percent
• Donations for Veterans Memorial
• Locals hit 2010 Star Struck Dance Gala
• While Perry appeals FEMA denial, Williamson County residents turn to neighbors, non-profits
• If your name is on this list you could be arrested
• School board hears rezoning concerns
• CHAMPION — LISD paving way through college and career readiness programs
• Cap Metro board member elected to national leadership position
• Mayor visits kindergartners
• Free early childhood vision screening at CP library on Oct. 30
• Leander child celebrates golden birthday
• ROAD CLOSURE: HORIZON PARK BLVD.
• Leander happenings: Oct. 7 City Council meeting
• Stolen water district pickup found floating in Lake Austin
• Cedar Park City Council rejects zone change for gas station
• Cap Metro proposes fare increase
• Read all about the latest Viper news
• Leander flood damage over $500K
• Coming soon: Businesses opening this month
• Gardner to become new Leander fire chief as Williams retires
• Leander Firefighters care enough to wear pink
• Leander Fire Dept. takes on combat challenge
• Surgeons at Cedar Park Regional Medical Center perform first Robotic Bariatric Surgery in Williamson County
• River Ridge wants your help naming mascot
• Two-vehicle collision briefly snarls traffic
• Foodie-Palooza
• Brushy Creek parks reopen to community
• Leander ISD doing its part to curb childhood obesity
• Leander community theater celebrates new home
• Vandegrift HS formally dedicated
• 10/05 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Bought house with a view, critters came too
• Paws in the Park
• D.R. Horton expands with new community in Four Points
• Preparing to put your home on the market
• 100 attend Randalls community meeting
• Get ready for Camp Rockstar at CPHS
• Police stun gun doesn't stop man from eating meth
• Cedar Park makes K2 illegal, approves $3.8 million for BCRUA Raw Floating Intake
• Darvocet/alcohol cocktail sends Cedar Park drunken driver to prison, again
• Cedar Park area ready for high-tech explosion
• Some CP residents say city's 'neglect' played role in level of flood damage
• Leander Bluegrass Festival
• Family First Healthcare grand opening in Leander
• Sound of silence for Old Town
• Cap Metro releases Sunset Review Community Progress Report
• Foods to help fight breast cancer
• Steiner Couple Opens Little People's Academy
• Possible case of whooping cough at Vista Ridge
• 9/28 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Randalls Developer Reacts to Four Points Library Proposal
• Leander United Methodist Church Fall Bazaar on Saturday
• Leander Public Arts Committee has big things in store for city
• School Zone Crack Down Results in Ticketing
• CP Council proclaims October as Crime Prevention Month
• Look for pink on Cedar Park roadways
• LISD rezoning draws parent concerns
• Name new LISD schools
• Heavenly Swirls Cupcakes makes its local debut
• Some CP residents say city’s ‘neglect’ played role in flood damage
• Voter registration deadline today
• A chicken in every pot: 15 tons of frozen chicken delivered to Medical Center
• Name new LISD schools
• Leander United Methodist Church Fall Bazaar on Saturday
• CP Council proclaims October as Crime Prevention Month
• Possible case of whooping cough at Vista Ridge
• Family First Healthcare grand opening in Leander
• Cap Metro releases Sunset Review Community Progress Report
• Darvocet/alcohol cocktail sends Cedar Park drunken driver to prison, again
• Some CP residents say city's neglect played role in level of flood damage
• Family First Healthcare grand opening in Leander
• Foodie-Palooza
• Leander ISD doing its part to curb childhood obesity
• Vandegrift HS formally dedicated
• D.R. Horton expands with new community in Four Points
• Bought house with a view, critters came too
• 100 attend Randalls community meeting
• Police stun gun doesn't stop man from eating meth
• Leander Bluegrass Festival
• Cedar Park makes K2 illegal, approves $3.8 million for BCRUA Raw Floating Intake
• Cedar Park ready for high-tech explosion
• Leander Bluegrass Festival
• Sound of silence for Old Town
• Foods to help fight breast cancer
• 9/28 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Leander Public Arts Committee has big things in store for city
• Look for pink on Cedar Park roadways
• Heavenly Swirls Cupcakes makes its local debut
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Capital Metro Board adopts FY2011 budget, approves midday MetroRail service, adopts changes in Metro
• 12-year-old seriously injured after truck hits bicycle
• "500 hours of love" for the Hudgeons family
• Snakes Out in Full Force
• Train, actors serve up murder most fun
• 9/23 Cedar Park Police Reports
• LISD to offer seven-week parent training seminar
• Register now for Destination ImagiNation
• Brushy Creek Road breaks ground
• Cedar Park's Sports Row gets new addition: Inspire Fitness
• Dickey's opens in Cedar Park
• Cedar Park to take up Volente Hills gas station zoning issue
• Youth gain experience in law enforcement
• A perfect math: The story of Travis, a three-legged dog and the familyl who needed him
• Facebook Marketing for Business Featured at Four Points Chamber
• CRMS Book, Flip Flop Drive for African Needy
• Area Golf Courses Damaged from Hermine's Rains
• Belmont Senior Village breaks ground
• Leander approves 5-cent tax rate increase
• Cedar Park man dies in Brushy Creek kayaking accident
• Cedar Park investigates wastewater spill
• How to avoid dangers of over-concentration
• Cedar Park Fire Station No. 1 Grand Opening
• 98-yard interception return sets tone for Viper victory
• Veterans Memorial is getting closer to goal
• Four Points Chamber luncheon guest speaker highlights benefits of Facebook for business
• Cedar Park TACS gets national recognition
• Viper cross country starts strong
• LISD works to balance diet amid national news of student obesity
• Viper tennis team undefeated
• LISD launches pilot after-school program
• Gone with the Storm
• 9/16 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Cedar Park tables vote on synthetic marijuana ban
• CP passes new property tax rate
• ARC offers new flu vaccination service
• Leander biotech company patents diesel production using sun and CO2
• Capital Metro first to earn comptroller's "gold" certificate
• All aboard for murder on Hill Country Flyer
• Randalls, TxDot talk entrances in Steiner
• Steiner hires new waste/recycling company
• Community pitted against swim team in pool usage
• CRUSCO — DC revisited and better than ever
• Vandegrift H.S. dedication and homecoming
• LISD approves new tax rate
• Williams Tract Trail Ride
• 9/9 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Hill Country News publisher resigns
• Cap Metro seeks feedback on proposed changes
• Could private grant money from Four Points area cause division in LISD?
• To hear or not to hear Obama's speech: That is the question
• Splash Jammin'
• Celebrating the big 1-5-0
• Leander to take over water, wastewater services
• Cedar Park prioritizes sidewalk gaps for completion: seven receive highest priority
• 9/9 Cedar Park Police Reports
• CPHS Band takes on Pepsi Challenge
• The truth about precocious puberty: Why one Cedar Park doctor says parents shouldn't worry yet
• Steiner's Quintuplets Story "Quints By Surprise" Premieres on TLC, Watch Next Week
• More than 100 local soccer youth head overseas
• Williamson County set to be innovator in single stream recycling
• Randalls site review continues, community still mixed
• Austin home sales in July down 25 Percent
• Four Points swimsuit model, martial arts fighter dead in suspected murder-suicide
• Williamson County keeps 48.9-cent tax rate
• Teacher from Leander confesses to having sex with 17-year-old student
• Personal Watercraft Prohibited on Lake Austin for Labor Day Weekend
• Cedar Park Police investigating child enticement reported at Faubion Elementary
• Four Points Community Pep Rally
• Let the games begin at Gupton
• Wiley student creates Bicycle Hero program
• CP Farmers Market among nation's favorites
• Meet your friendly neighborhood doc: Q & A with Dr. Egelsee
• 9/2 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Community church holds fundraiser for owner of vandalized Leander home
• All LISD phone numbers begin with 5-7-0 beginning Sept. 1
• Cedar Park City Council to consider banning synthetic marijuana
• Toyota Truck Commercial Shot in Steiner
• Concordia’s 4th Excellence in Leadership Gala honors local publisher
• Hundreds of Acres of Invasive Plants Plague Lake Austin
• Nearly 50,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into Cedar Park creek
• Thai Harmony owners said it was time to move own
• Remembering Katrina: Transplanted Louisianians
• Cap Metro may change Cedar Park and Leander routes
• Cedar Park man robbed at knife point after allegedly hiring a Craigslist prostitute
• Angie is coming home
• New schools open in Four Points
• Registration time at Steiner Ranch
• Four Points ready for Boy Scout sign up
• Chamber announces new partners to better connect with Four Points
• Donut Hole opens in Steiner
• ShoreTel ribbon cutting marks expansion
• Meet the Vandegrift Vipers
• Steiner's Thai Harmony Closing, Tex-Mex coming
• Steiner's 'Concert in the Park' draws thousands
• Longhorn Village in Steiner Ranch celebrates first anniversary
• Drum Corps International
• School Daze in Four Points
• What's new at Leander ISD schools this year?
• Leander mayor to resign from Cap Metro
• Teens pay tribute to fallen CP officer
• Leander recognized as film friendly by TFC
• Carter provides address at Leander's chamber luncheon
• Cedar Park Police Dept. reports
• Mo's still smokin' after 10 years: A decade of Hill Country BBQ
• Leander seeks donations for deployed soldiers
• Texas Film Commission recognizes Leander's Film Friendly status
• Cedar Park police officer dies after motorcycle wreck
• Concordia hits record attendance for second year
• Nearly 3,000 LISD students given free school supplies
• LISD teacher named Texas student teacher of the year
• Bringing it to life: Locals produce fan flick based on 'Masters of the Universe' character
• Irresistible peaches of summer
• Leander City Council racks up $5,000 bill at budget retreat amid tax hike
• Cedar Park Farmers Market hours to stay as are, for now
• Leander's proposed FY 2010-11 tax rate up 5 cents
• 08/19 Cedar Park Police Reports
• Brushy Creek could be the next designated Texas Paddling Trail
• Congressman Carter to speak at Aug. 24 luncheon
• ShoreTel to hire 90 people by 2011 in River Place
• New Traffic Signal gets green light at Riverplace Plaza
• Concordia launches new music academy on campus
• A cliffhanger with a happy ending
• LISD names new executive director of staff development
• Lets go out and play....at Rosemary Denny Park again
• Best-selling author to visit library
• New soccer field coming to River Place
• Fire Station No. 1 to get new home
• Band Heroes
• No more 'toot toot' in Old Town
• Vandegrift Viper Marching Band bringing music to Steiner streets
• Leander approves TNR
• Leander gets bond upgrade
• Takin' it to the streets
• LISD budget may include property tax rate increase
• ACC president sees eye to eye with Obama on education
• Incoming fish get schooled in 'Raider Way'
• P & Z commissioners appointed
• Rouse FFA sponsors pet vaccination clinic
• Best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little ‘healthy’ fun
• Leander's monthly one-hour talk show on LIBN-ITV
• Firefighters move into new CP Fire Station No. 1 today
• CPHS theater registration
• CP natives get scholarships
• Councilman's coffee shop comes to a grinding halt
• Cedar Park Police Dept. Reports

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