From News 8 Austin, October 18, 2008...
Pflugerville showed appreciation to the business community with a festival and expo Saturday.
This is the 10th year for the Pflugerville Pfamily Pfestival that celebrates the area's culture and community.
The goal is to encourage the community to shop locally to promote the local economy.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
Work starts on N.E. Austin road extensions
From Austin Business Journal, June 6, 2008...
Construction began this week on two new road extensions that are expected to make getting around the Northeast Austin-Pflugerville area a lot easier in 2009.
The $12 million project includes construction of nearly two miles of road extensions to Heatherwilde Boulevard and Wells Branch Parkway. When completed in early 2009, Heatherwilde will run from Howard Lane to FM 1826 and Wells Branch will run from I-35 to Dessau Road.
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Construction began this week on two new road extensions that are expected to make getting around the Northeast Austin-Pflugerville area a lot easier in 2009.
The $12 million project includes construction of nearly two miles of road extensions to Heatherwilde Boulevard and Wells Branch Parkway. When completed in early 2009, Heatherwilde will run from Howard Lane to FM 1826 and Wells Branch will run from I-35 to Dessau Road.
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Friday, May 23, 2008
Dot’s Place • Pflugerville
From Community Impact News, May 1, 2008...
Many people who have lived in the area for a while are familiar with Dot’s Place and the circumstances that brought the restaurant from its longtime home on Howard Lane to FM 1825 in Pflugerville. Dot Hewitt opened the original Dot’s Place in 1980, and in 2004 the restaurant burned to the ground. Nearly two years later, she was back in business and serving up her southern cooking. Hewitt’s parents taught her how to cook when she was 18 years old. Now, 50 years later she is still arriving to work at 6:15 a.m. to begin preparing food for the day. “To me, [all the dishes] are my favorites,” she said. “I don’t cook anything I won’t eat.”
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Many people who have lived in the area for a while are familiar with Dot’s Place and the circumstances that brought the restaurant from its longtime home on Howard Lane to FM 1825 in Pflugerville. Dot Hewitt opened the original Dot’s Place in 1980, and in 2004 the restaurant burned to the ground. Nearly two years later, she was back in business and serving up her southern cooking. Hewitt’s parents taught her how to cook when she was 18 years old. Now, 50 years later she is still arriving to work at 6:15 a.m. to begin preparing food for the day. “To me, [all the dishes] are my favorites,” she said. “I don’t cook anything I won’t eat.”
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Leppin’s Hardware • Pflugerville
From Community Impact News, May 1, 2008...
For more than five decades, Leppin’s Hardware Store was an important establishment in the early Pflugerville community, providing much more than hardware to local families.
Mr. A. F. Leppin opened his first hardware store in 1908 on the north side of Main Street, according to the 1976 History of Pflugerville compiled by the Historical Committee of the Bi-Centennial Committee of Pflugerville. Leppin traveled to the United States from Germany by ship, arriving in Galveston. After a brief time in Brenham, he settled in Pflugerville.
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For more than five decades, Leppin’s Hardware Store was an important establishment in the early Pflugerville community, providing much more than hardware to local families.
Mr. A. F. Leppin opened his first hardware store in 1908 on the north side of Main Street, according to the 1976 History of Pflugerville compiled by the Historical Committee of the Bi-Centennial Committee of Pflugerville. Leppin traveled to the United States from Germany by ship, arriving in Galveston. After a brief time in Brenham, he settled in Pflugerville.
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Friday, April 18, 2008
Market Data Round Rock and Pflugerville MLS Area
From Impact News April 3, 2008...
Real estate market data for the Round Rock and Pflugerville MLS area.
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Real estate market data for the Round Rock and Pflugerville MLS area.
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Larry and Michelle Rasco, Pflugerville
From Impact News April 3, 2008...
An interview with Larry and Michelle Rasco, Pflugerville, owners of Rasco Farms Longhorn Kattle Ranch, 20423 Ed Acklin Road • Manor, rascofarms@yahoo.com • 484-2745
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An interview with Larry and Michelle Rasco, Pflugerville, owners of Rasco Farms Longhorn Kattle Ranch, 20423 Ed Acklin Road • Manor, rascofarms@yahoo.com • 484-2745
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Pflugerville Farmers Market
From Impact News April 3, 2008...
To create more visibility for downtown businesses and promote local growers, Pflugerville Farmers Market Manager Micki Eubanks will open the city’s first farmers market May 6.
“There are a lot of neat little businesses downtown that many people don’t know about, and it’s a really nice little area,” Eubanks said. “So hopefully this will bring some folks there so they can see what’s available.”
The prospect of relocating Pflugerville’s city hall from downtown to a site closer to Toll 130 has spurred an ongoing debate among city officials, local business owners and some local residents.
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To create more visibility for downtown businesses and promote local growers, Pflugerville Farmers Market Manager Micki Eubanks will open the city’s first farmers market May 6.
“There are a lot of neat little businesses downtown that many people don’t know about, and it’s a really nice little area,” Eubanks said. “So hopefully this will bring some folks there so they can see what’s available.”
The prospect of relocating Pflugerville’s city hall from downtown to a site closer to Toll 130 has spurred an ongoing debate among city officials, local business owners and some local residents.
Read more...
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