Volunteers and city workers will begin transplanting native plants
Thursday from a site near Lake Travis that will soon be cleared to make
way for a new water treatment plant.
According to a statement by the city, volunteers from environmental
and neighborhood groups will help city workers move native trees and
plants from the site of the Austin Water Utility's Water Treatment
Plant 4. The plants will be moved to Bull Creek District Park and other
parks and preserves throughout the city.
If your route to the lake crosses Mansfield Dam, build in some extra time. TxDOT crews are working on the RM 620 bridge in front of the dam, repairing expansion joints, upgradin...
Early voting for the Nov. 3 midterm election opens Monday, Oct. 19, and runs through Friday, Oct. 30. Registered Travis County voters can use any countywide polling site during...
The first strong cold front of the fall is expected to push through the Austin area early Friday, Oct. 16, and boaters on Lake Travis should plan for rough conditions. According...
