With the month of April underway, here’s a roundup of the five most-read Community Impact stories about the Georgetown area in March.
Trending stories include a land purchase for the Williamson County Justice Complex and several business updates.
1. WilCo officials purchase 253 acres in Georgetown for future Justice Complex
Williamson County commissioners unanimously approved a $75.82 million purchase of 253 acres of land in Georgetown on March 24, intended for the future Justice Complex, according to a news release.
The land purchase includes four pieces of property in southwest Georgetown, including a 134-acre portion at 1200 CR 110, and 119 acres south of Sam Houston Avenue and east of Maple Street, the release states.
2. 5 new and coming soon business in downtown Georgetown
Downtown Georgetown recently gained a new ramen bar as well as a to-go location for an established Mexican restaurant.
3. Construction begins on The League Kitchen & Tavern and Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden in Georgetown
Officials with Greystone Construction and TC4 & Co. Hospitality are hosting a groundbreaking ceremony March 27 for two restaurants coming soon to Georgetown.
The League Kitchen & Tavern and Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden will both be built at 1411 I-35, Georgetown.
4. Marshalls and HomeGoods coming to Georgetown strip mall
Marshalls and HomeGoods will open soon in Georgetown at the Cedar Breaks West retail development, according to architecture firm Arch Con Corporation.
5. Sushi, sandwiches and pickleball: 14 Georgetown-area business updates
There are several new and coming soon businesses along Georgetown’s Hwy. 29 corridor, including new restaurants in Wolf Ranch Town Center and an upcoming pickleball facility.