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Churros ATX relocates to downtown Georgetown area

Churros ATX food truck relocated from the Tasty Trails food truck park to the downtown Georgetown area in August, owner Cesar Velasco confirmed.

The details: The business, previously known as I <3 Churros, has moved into The Grounds behind Rose & Dagger Coffee Co.

The food truck's sweet offerings include churros with a dulce de leche filling, as well as a churro loop served with ice cream. The truck also sells chicken and beef empanadas.

  • Relocated Aug. 1

  • 1005 S. Rock St., Georgetown

 
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A closer look: The established neighborhood is located in Georgetown's extraterritorial jurisdiction in the northwest area. The median home value is $855,000 based on recent sales.

The neighborhood was built out between 2000 and 2019 by homebuilders Jimmy Jacobs, Jeff Watson, Century Communities and other smaller custom builders. There are about 300 homes in the neighborhood.

 
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Austin airport breaks ground on temporary Concourse M

Construction is underway on Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's temporary midfield concourse, Concourse M, as part of the larger Journey with AUS expansion project. Airport officials, city leaders and construction partners celebrated the concourse's groundbreaking Sept. 29.

How we got here: ABIA's South Terminal closed March 31 and was later demolished. Allegiant Air and Frontier Airlines, which operated out of the South Terminal, have since moved to the main Barbara Jordan Terminal. The demolition made way for the construction of Concourse M, a temporary six-gate facility that will help relieve passenger congestion during Barbara Jordan Terminal's Concourse A remodeling and future 26-gate Concourse B and tunnel project.

The details: Concourse M is slated to feature a variety of passenger amenities including a coffee market, grab-and-go concessions, retail options, a pet relief room and shaded outdoor areas. The concourse will also only be accessible through a shuttle bus which will leave from Gate 13 out of the Barbara Jordan Terminal.

Stay tuned: Airport officials said Concourse M has a targeted opening date of spring 2028.

 

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