The Hutto ISD board of trustees includes a new face following the May board election.

What you need to know: April Adams and Felix Chavez were sworn in to their seats on the board of trustees May 28. Adams was sworn into the board for the first time, and Chavez was sworn in for his third term.

How we got here: This comes as trustee Shara Turner, who served on the board for two terms beginning in 2020, is retiring from the board. 

Adams and Chavez won their races in the May 2 election against opponents Lynn Green, Taylor Lopez and Sam Martinez.

The Primrose School of Pflugerville At Falcon Pointe will mark 10 years of providing early education in June. 

The gist: Primrose Schools is a national system of accredited private preschools. The Pflugerville school opened in 2016 and provides education for infants through pre-Kindergartners. Summer camps, after school pickup and activities for elementary school students also provided. 

Right down the road from Murchison Elementary School and Typhoon Texas Waterpark, the school is conveniently located on Colorado Sand Drive. The franchise owner is  Kimberly Graham in partnership with Tommy and Anna Thompson. 

The county broke ground May 28 on improvements to Southwest Williamson County Regional Park in Leander, including artificial turf upgrades for four fields through a sponsorship with Lonestar Soccer Club.

About the project: The county will replace four fields with FIFA-certified synthetic turf to help reduce impacts from drought and wear, and allow for longer playing time, according to previous Community Impact reporting. Using artificial turf will also eliminate the maintenance costs of natural grass.

Lonestar Soccer Club will fund $6.5 million, and the county will pay the remaining cost, as well as fund the replacement of the eight-lane running track around Field 6, according to a county news release.

Learn more: Because Lonestar Soccer Club is sponsoring the project, the club will receive priority scheduling, discounted usage rates and naming rights for the four fields, as well as take ownership of the maintenance and replacement of turf.

Check out some of the most-read stories from the Austin area May 25-28. 

1. From multifamily to master-planned: Check out 6 housing developments in San Marcos, Buda and Kyle

2. Signal at H-E-B, Loop 360: 3 local transportation updates

3. Swig to open soon along SH 130 in Hutto

4. Trustees move forward with concept plan for Round Rock High School renovations

5. Austin advances 45-year development deal for Colorado River 'mega-site'

6. Tea and coffee shops among new and coming soon businesses in east Georgetown