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Feb. 10 Round Rock City Council Meeting
I decided to start attending Round Rock City Council meetings to better understand what’s going on in my new hometown. I moved here in July, and this is my first city council meeting. I will be...
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Williamson has most Libertarian Voters in Texas
Williamson County has the highest percentage of Libertarian voters in Texas for any county of its size, twice the statewide average. The Austin metropolitan area, including parts of Williamson County,...
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We’re Looking for Volunteer Bloggers
We’re currently looking for volunteers to blog about your local city council and school board meetings. Whether you attend the meetings in person, or watch them on TV, we want local residents to...
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Taking local priorities to the Legislature
Texas Sen. Steve Ogden, R-Byan, addressed Hutto city officials, staff and community members during the 2009 Hutto Day at the Capitol, a biennial event where city representatives go to the statehouse to...
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Water Bill Wars Unlikely for Round Rock – and other notes from Feb. 24
At the February 24th meeting of the Round Rock City Council, Mayor Alan McGraw was authorized to purchase 1,800 “smart” water meters from Master Meter, Inc. The city is currently spending $1.4 million...
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Voters Welcome at Williamson County Libertarian Conventions on March 13 & 17
Williamson County Libertarians will be holding their precinct and county conventions on March 13 and 17 respectively to nominate candidates for the November general election. All voters who reside in...
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Real Cause of High Gas Prices
There is so much talk right now about gas prices. Who’s at fault? Is it President Obama for not drilling enough? Is it OPEC for price fixing? Could it be greedy oil companies? There are many reasons...
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