I often end phone conversations and emails with the phrase, “See you soon!” Some would say I over use it. Sometimes I’ve caught myself saying, “See you soon,” to a friend or colleague even... Read More >
At its April 8 meeting, the Round Rock City Council unanimously voted approval to end the city mask ordinance, effective 11:59 p.m. on April 22 and dispensed with the second reading. Watch the full... Read More >
Today, the Williamson County Commissioners Court voted unanimously in support of allocating $10 million additional CARES Act assistance for the businesses hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic and... Read More >
The past two weeks have been full of news related to masks. We did our best to keep people informed about what businesses are required and not required to do. You can find that summary here. We did... Read More >
I will never forget my morning drive to work the day the business shut down went into effect one year ago. I arrived at the office in record time because the roads were empty. My car was the only one... Read More >
This past week has been full of news about changing requirements for businesses related to mask requirements. The Round Rock Chamber has issued the following summary to provide businesses some... Read More >
Beginning March 10, the state of Texas will lift the state’s mask mandate and businesses will be able to operate at 100% capacity according to a statement made by Governor Greg Abbott on March 2.... Read More >
Join the SBA for a general overview of the PPP Re-Launch related to provisions in the Economic Aid Act to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act. The webinar will go over first and... Read More >
If 2020 taught me anything, I’ve learned to never predict the future. One year ago your chamber started the year with “all the pieces in place” you could say. A strong plan, a motivated team,... Read More >
By Rachel Madison When it comes to working in an office, things look a lot different at the end of 2020 than they looked at the beginning of the year. Due to COVID-19, working from home and logging... Read More >