Local kids enjoyed the gingerbread house workshop at the Steiner Ranch Randalls Holiday Open House on Dec. 9. Continue reading

Local kids enjoyed the gingerbread house workshop at the Steiner Ranch Randalls Holiday Open House on Dec. 9. Continue reading
Mickey Decker-Mitchell, WCID 17 board vice president, responds to a customer’s question regarding the need for a $5 monthly fee added to district bills.
District GM says fees go toward RM 620 roadwork
By LESLEE BASSMAN, Four Points News
Residents within the jurisdiction of Water Control and Improvement District 17 are slated to see a $5 fee on their next billing cycle in January, a charge that will remain on district bills for the next six years.
During a Dec. 7 town hall meeting at its offices, 3812 Eck Lane, Austin, WCID 17 General Manager Jason Homan said board members enacted the charge, labeled as TxDOT 620 Fee, as a result of the district’s costs to move its water and wastewater lines in conjunction with Texas Department of Transportation’s project to improve RM 620. TxDOT completed a feasibility study this spring that showed improvements to the roadway were necessary to decrease vehicle accidents and improve travel time as well as quality of life for area residents, he said.
The George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas contacted Amber Gordon, Laura W. Bush Elementary art educator, for help decorating one of the center’s trees.
Zoes Kitchen anticipates serving diners in January
By LESLEE BASSMAN, Four Points News
With most of its tenants slated to open in the first half of 2018, the newest retail center in Four Points — 2222 Station — is set to add a myriad of neighborhood services to the River Place community and beyond.
La Vie Nail Spa opened last week, marking the site’s first tenant to commence business, said Simon Lee, chief financial officer for the Valdosta, Georgia-based C. Lee Family Corporation and the project’s developer.
Gideon Math & Reading Center is anticipated to open at the end of December and Zoes Kitchen is looking to serve its first meals either Jan. 15 or Jan. 18, he said.