The Second Annual Green Expo will be held on Saturday, October 2 from 10am to 5pm at the United Heritage Center at the Dell Diamond.
There will be over 70 vendors of green products, services and information. There will also be a dedicated Kid’s Corner with activities for the little ones.
Read MoreDuring the month of February 1996, God called His servant Bernard Buhl to establish a church in Round Rock. With these instructions and a faith sure to please God, March 1996 marks the dawn of the One Way Baptist Church (OWBC). The first worship service and communion was held on March 3, 1996 in the living room of Pastor and Sheila Buhl at 1522 Latigo Trace. On that special Sunday, OWBC received her first members. OWBC then moved to 1301 E. Main Street in Round Rock, a converted carport that was the home of one of the current members. At this location regular Sunday Morning Worship and Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer services were conducted weekly. In April 1996, OWBC submitted a Constitution and was registered and recognized as a formal church.
Read MoreI am a solo freelance designer who provides a wide range of design services (both print and web). My degree is in Graphic Design (BFA, Magna Cum Laude), and I used to work at a design agency before starting my own freelance business, so I have both formal education and actual agency experience behind me. I have both Mac and PC platforms to work from, and am quite comfortable with both. My preferred programs are Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Dreamweaver from the Adobe Creative Suite 3, though I am proficient in others as well. As a freelancer, my hours are flexible, so I am nearly always available via phone or email – communication is not a problem. I believe (and have been told) that I have a good sense of humor and am easy to deal with. I prefer to work on a project-fee basis rather than hourly.
Read MoreFrom the rural farming town of Sprinkle, Texas, just nine miles northeast of Austin, the Reverend S. W. Wormley traveled to Round Rock to become the first pastor of the second black Baptist church. Upon arriving in the city named for the large anvil-shaped limestone rock in Brushy Creek, he met with a committee of area religious leaders: the Rev. L. L. Campbell, Moderator; Rev. Sam Clark, Vice Moderator; Rev. Archie Shackles, and Deacon Davis of Taylor. That was January 8, 1905.
These leaders led twenty-two enthusiastic Christians, former members of the Good Hope Baptist Church to organize. At her conception, Bro. Mitchell Mays donated the land and befittingly named this new assembly, Sweet Home Baptist Church. This “sweet” haven securely bound the members in unity to support their spiritual, educational, social, political and cultural needs. Sweet Home’s wealth of “all things common” was and remains a testimony of God’s grace, mercy and provision.
Read MoreChurch Vision: Equipping, Encouraging, and Empowering diverse cultures, and people to strive
to live a life patterned after Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior.
We are a community of diverse people who want to share out faith and develop a deeper
understanding of God by pursuing a personal relationship with Christ and experience the wonders
of the Holy Spirit.
The 16th Annual Hairy Man Festival offers a full day of food, arts and crafts, children’s activities, special performances and live music. The festival closes out with the Hairiest Man contest judged by local community leaders.
Sponsored by The Brushy Creek Women’s Association and the Brushy Creek MUD, this year’s festival proceeds benefit Samaritan Health Ministries.
Read MoreUpcoming Fundraising Events for the Cedar Ridge High School Marching Band.
Read MoreCome join Kaleidoscope Toys for our 21st Annual Sale and Celebration!
20% off Everything in the store! (Except 10% off Playmobil, Lego and Step II)
Read MoreClay Madsen Recreation Center has two full size gymnasiums, a six lane, 25 yard lap pool, four racquetball courts, a cardio/weight room, meeting rooms/ kitchen, game room, and babysitting Madsen playroom available for our members!
Read MoreBring the whole family to Interstate Lanes in Round Rock, Texas for bowling, food, and fun. Our facility includes 20 lanes, a smoke free & family friendly environment, Kegler’s Grille & Bar, a full-service cafe with a wide variety of menu choices, leagues for all ages and ability levels, and the friendliest staff in the business. Stop in and get in the Fast Lane !!!
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