Sisters Maria Provines and Joy Park teamed up to open DELLO, a pet bakery based in Liberty Hill selling 3D custom pet cakes, cupcakes and dried treats.

Dig deeper: The bakery opened in October and offers baked and dried goods made with human-grade and dog-friendly ingredients and natural colorings, according to Park.

On the menu: DELLO offers "pupzza," a freshly made pet pizza, as well as shrimp burgers, air-dried whole quail and custom cakes shaped to look like a customer’s animal.

One more thing: The pair plans to sell the treats at local markets this holiday season, including the ZilkerBark 10-year Anniversary Pawliday Party on Dec. 13 and at the Bee Cave Holiday Market on Dec. 19.

• Opened in October

A new development near Scottsdale Drive in Leander is set to bring over 350,000 square feet of industrial and flex industrial space once ready for tenant occupancy in the third quarter of 2026. 

What you need to know: Cedar Tech I and II, an industrial project from developer Holt Lundsford Commercial Investments and brokered by Live Oak, is set to bring multiple industrial and flex industrial spaces to Leander. 

• 2305 Scottsdale Drive, Leander

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Texas can use its newly redrawn congressional map in the 2026 elections, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Dec. 4.

The background: State lawmakers approved the new congressional boundaries this summer, after President Donald Trump asked them to produce a new map in an attempt to help Republicans maintain a narrow majority in the U.S. House, Community Impact previously reported. Texas Republicans have said they hoped the map would help the GOP secure 30 of Texas’ 38 congressional seats, up from 25 Republican-held seats today.

What's happening: The Supreme Court's ruling overturns a Nov. 18 injunction from an El Paso federal court, which deemed Texas’ redistricting plan "racially gerrymandered” and directed officials to use a 2021 congressional map instead.

“The District Court improperly inserted itself into an active primary campaign, causing much confusion and upsetting the delicate federal-state balance in elections,” the Supreme Court said in the unsigned Dec. 4 order.

The order comes just four days before the Dec. 8 deadline for Texas candidates to file to run in the March primary elections.