Brooklyn Heights Pizzeria closed its Avery Ranch location Nov. 3, per a social media post. 

The details: Owners of the pizzeria decided not to renew the lease at the Avery Ranch location, per the announcement. 

The restaurant was known for its East Coast-style pizza with tomato sauce, basil pesto sauce or a white sauce with olive oil and garlic. The menu also featured chicken wings, paninis, pasta, sandwiches, a variety of appetizers such as garlic knots, bruschetta, meatballs and mozzarella sticks, and desserts such as cannolis and tiramisu. 

Something to note: The pizzeria's other location at 3550 North Lakeline Blvd., Leander will remain open. 

• 14900 Avery Ranch Blvd., Ste. C700, Austin

Drizzles Ice Cream, a new dessert destination in Cedar Park, is slated to open in early December.

What they offer: The ice cream parlor sells more than 30 flavors with more than 20 varieties of toppings, in addition to faloodas, waffles, cakes, crepes and coffee drinks.

The Cedar Park branch will be the second Drizzles location in Texas, following the original store in Savannah. Other locations are slated to open in Argyle, San Antonio, McKinney and Houston.

• Opening early December
• 12301 W. Parmer Lane, Ste. 305, Cedar Park

Baylor Scott & White Health, a Texas health care system, will invest $200 million in its Round Rock facility.

The details: BSWH has plans for projects at 13 Texas facilities, totaling up to $2.5 billion, according to Williamson county documents.

The $200 million dedicated for the Round Rock hospital could help finance or refinance construction and expansion of the physical facilities as well as health care equipment, according to county documents.

What happened: Williamson County commissioners approved the issuance of the bonds from the Tarrant County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corp. at a meeting Nov. 18. Federal law required approval of the bonds, but Williamson County will not be held financially responsible for them.

The finance corporation is a nonprofit created in 2003 under the Texas Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation Act.

Also of note: BSWH also dedicated $55 million for the Pflugerville medical center in neighboring Travis County.