Round Rock High School’s Brief Security Mode + Bobcat In A Backyard

Good early morning, next-door neighbors! Elaine, here with your fresh copy of theRound Rock Daily Keep checking out to discover all the important things you require to understand about what’s taking place in the area, consisting of updates on …

• Round Rock High School takes precaution major after 2 trainees battle
• Due to existing building and construction tasks, numerous RRISD schools and trainees will likely deal with some bus hold-ups for numerous months
• A bobcat is captured on a house monitoring video camera, system strolling their yard
• Kalahari Resort and Conventions is hosted their yearly Food & &Wine occasion

But initially, today’s weather condition:

A couple of early morning showers. High: 74 Low: 59.

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Here are the leading stories in Round Rock today:

1. Round Rock High School entered into a “short safe and secure mode” where all outside doors were locked, no active entries were enabled throughout that time, and trainees and personnel likewise stayed in location. This precaution was taken due to 2 trainees entering into a physical run-in with each other. One of the trainees included took out a little knife and “nicked the other trainee.” Since then, both trainees have actually been gotten rid of from school. (KVUE)
2. In a Round Rock neighborhood, what seems a bobcat is seen checking out a household’s yard prior to leaving. The resident initially believed it might have been a a lot more challenging animal, a mountain lion, prior to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department authorities evaluated the video footage and leaned more towards it being a bobcat. (KXAN)
3. Bus paths for Round Rock ISD have actually been briefly changed on the Williamson County Great Oaks Drive Bridge at Brushy Creek job. Parents were informed through online website ahead of time. These detours will perhaps trigger early morning and afternoon hold-ups. The schools that will be impacted are: Sommer Elementary School, Cedar Valley Middle School andRound Rock High School (Community Impact Newspaper)
4. Michelin Star Chef and Top Chef Alum John Tesar will be among the interesting individuals to see at the Food & &Wine Festival On Nov 20 atKalahari Resorts &ConventionsThose who buy tickets to attend this occasion will experience “over 40 of Texas’ finest wineries, distilleries, and craft breweries.” (KXAN.com)

Today in Round Rock:

• BNI Rock ‘n Allstars Coffee Social at Lamppost Coffee (8 a.m.)
• Full Complete Decongestive Therapy Certification atSt David’s Round Rock Medical Center (Virtual)
• Lunchtime Series: Music on Main at Downtown Round Rock (11:30 a.m.)
• Round Rock Chambermasters a t Round Rock Public Library (Noon)
• Anchor Bar Triva at Anchor Bar (5:30 p.m.)

From my note pad:

• Hey there Mayfield Ranch next-door neighbors! Do you men like coffee as much as I do? Good news for you then – The Grand Opening of Mojo Coffee is set up forNov 17. It is a Texas- based coffee chain and we could not be more thrilled to invite a chain that is Texas born and raised.(Community Impact Newspaper)
• The Seed Library (at the Round Rock Public Library) is formally open! Look through and get this “special collection of open-pollinated and treasure seeds” package situated near the first-floorArt Gallery If you’re a Round Rock homeowner, you can obtain, take, and provide any seeds that you may wish to contribute to your garden next year! (Facebook)
• Are you trying to find a modification in your profession or maybe understand somebody who is trying to find a brand-new task? Look no more – Check out the number of amazing chances are readily available right here in our city. Short commutes, wide array of task types, and having the ability to contribute to the development of Round Rock while gaining from regional work – These are a few of the factors task candidates need to take a look at what choices are readily available, here.

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— Elaine Thompson

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