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Baseball training center Infinite Hitting is now accepting sluggers of all ages at its new location between Liberty Hill and Georgetown.

The details: The 8,000-square-foot sports facility offers several batting cages and dedicated training areas for players looking to improve their game. The staff also provides personalized coaching for all skill levels. Interested players can book a free swing evaluation on the company's website. 

• Opened Oct. 7
• 4701 FM 3405, Ste. 400, Georgetown

Enamel Dentistry is expected to open in Leander in December, marking 10 locations in Austin and Dallas. 

The details: The dental practice was previously expected to open in late May or early June, Enamel Dentistry Co-Founder Dr. Hardik Chodavadia told Community Impact. 

What they offer: The business will offer cosmetic, restorative and general dentistry services including teeth whitening, veneers, tooth extractions, emergency dental care, oral cancer screenings and more. 

The Veterans Memorial Advisory Group, the organization charged with overseeing the Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial Plaza in Sun City, is working to raise $200,000 to create a place of peace at the memorial.

The overview: The revitalization project entails constructing a pergola with benches behind the wall of the memorial where visitors can sit and reflect, surrounded by native landscaping and pavers, VMAG Chair Diane Klutz said.

Currently, there are a number of Italian cypress trees behind the wall. However, VMAG Communications Chair George Monnat said these trees are not native to Texas, adding that the group has spent a significant amount of funding to maintain them.

What’s next: The fundraising campaign kicked off Sept. 15, and VMAG is looking to secure pledges totaling $200,000 in funding by the end of November.

Initial estimates show work starting in late January or February and taking about two months to complete, Monnat said.

The organization’s goal is to reopen the revitalized portion of the memorial plaza by Memorial Day, May 25.

Odyssey, a New York-based tech company, has been selected to manage Texas’ $1 billion education savings account program, the state comptroller’s office announced Oct. 6.

The overview: Odyssey will work with the comptroller to launch the program, deemed “Texas Education Freedom Accounts,” ahead of the 2026-27 school year. Families can begin applying for the program early next year, and those accepted will receive thousands of dollars in state funds to send their children to private school or homeschool them.

Zooming in: Odyssey will develop and manage an online platform to administer Texas’ education savings account program. State law also tasks the company with:

• Collecting applications and determining which families are accepted to the program
• Approving vendors for education-related materials and services, such as textbooks, transportation and tutoring
• Reviewing inquiries and complaints about the program
• Advertising the program and communicating with interested families