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Skin Luxe Medical Aesthetics relocating to Georgetown

Skin Luxe Medical Aesthetics is relocating its practice from Salado to Georgetown next month, Office Director Briana Stallings confirmed.

About the business: Skin Luxe specializes in skin care and treatments, injectable services, and medically supervised weight loss, according to its website.

Owned by Lauren Reagan, the business is currently located in downtown Salado, with its new location in Georgetown under construction.

  • 1301 Williams Drive, Georgetown

 
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Little Sprouts Childcare now open in Georgetown

Little Sprouts Childcare opened off University Avenue in Georgetown last month.

The details: Locally owned by Kassie Johnson, the center uses play-based learning along with a curriculum to help prepare children for school, according to previous Community Impact reporting.

Programs are geared toward infants starting at 6 weeks old, toddlers and preschoolers, as well as after-school care for children through fifth grade. Meals are provided.

  • 612 W. University Ave., Georgetown

 
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Oct. 16, 4-8 p.m. · Georgetown

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🎉 10th Annual Día De Los Muertos Festival

Oct. 17, noon-10 p.m. · New Braunfels

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Oct. 17, 5:30-9:30 p.m. · Austin

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COTA sets sights on water park, resort

After COTALAND officials debuted more than 30 rides and attractions for people of all ages during events Sept. 26-27, officials are looking ahead to a planned water park and on-site resort as part of Circuit of the Americas' push to grow its year-round offerings.

Zooming in: To fund the next phase, COTA officials entered into a partnership with investment firm Carlyle, according to an Aug. 24 announcement.

The financing amount was not disclosed; however, officials noted in the release that the partnership will not change COTA’s ownership structure and the venue will remain locally owned and operated.

The background: The idea for a water park has been floated before, with COTA Chairman Bobby Epstein telling Community Impact in 2025 that the project could follow COTALAND if demand supported further expansion.

The Carlyle agreement now brings financial backing to that plan.

 

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