After a soft opening period, Yellow Ranger North officially opened inside The Hideout Pub in North Austin in April. 

The details: The Asian-American fusion dive offers burgers such as the mala chicken sando served with wonton chips; chicken wings with either a lemon sichuan pepper, sweet and smokey General Tso's or spicy kung pao sauce; chicken and rice dishes; and snacks such as pork egg rolls, crab rangoons, nachos with spicy ground beef and loaded fries with a black garlic queso. 

The eatery is the sibling restaurant to Yellow Ranger, located off Airport Boulevard. 

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A decline in enrollment is on the horizon for Round Rock ISD, demographers said in April.

The situation: A demographic update presented at the April 16 meeting shows that the population of Round Rock is generally becoming younger, combined with a trend of delayed parenthood. 

Rocky Gardner, a demographer with Zonda Education, said the district captures around 81% of students born in its district. However, 64% of the population within the bounds of RRISD is made up of people born between 1981 and 2017—millennials, Generation Z and Generation Alpha. 

Presently, he said, the majority of parents with school-aged children are millennials, born between 1981 and 1998, per the report. 

The projections: Projections shared at the meeting show student enrollment could decrease by nearly 5,000 students from 45,952 in the 2025-26 school year to 41,015 in the 2035-36 school year. This represents a roughly 10.7% decrease in projected enrollment. 

The overview: Texans are expected to save millions in sales taxes on emergency supplies—everything from tarps to generators—during an annual tax holiday April 25-27.

How it works: The sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a.m. April 24 and lasts until midnight April 27.

Texans are expected to save about $2.4 million in state and local taxes, according to the comptroller’s office. Last year, Texans saved about $2.3 million, agency spokesperson Kevin Lyons said.

According to the comptroller’s office, items qualify for the tax exemption if they are priced at:

• Less than $75 for items including household batteries, fuel containers, flashlights, smoke detectors, tarps and first aid kits
• Less than $300 for hurricane shutters and emergency ladders
• Less than $3,000 for portable generators