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Volante of Round Rock rebrands to Mariella of Teravista

Volante of Round Rock, a senior living facility operating at the border of Round Rock and Georgetown, rebranded to Mariella of Teravista in September. 

What you need to know: Mariella of Teravista offers hospitality-based memory care and assisted living. The facility is pet-friendly, and offers studio, one and two-bedroom floor plans. 

The facility is pet-friendly, and offers studio, one and two-bedroom floor plans. Amenities include a game room, library, movie theater, 24-hour staff, wellness center, salon and barber, religious space and more.

 
In Your Community
Love The Rock volunteers to serve the community this weekend

Round Rock residents may notice volunteers out in the community this weekend, when more than 1,500 people participate in service projects around the city.

The overview: Love The Rock is an annual community service event, organized by over 30 area churches. This year, the group of volunteers will perform various projects serving Round Rock ISD, Round Rock parks and residents within the Chisholm Valley neighborhood on Oct. 18.

Projects include curb painting, conducting fire safety surveys, tree planting, cleaning up neighborhoods, volunteering at the Round Rock Area Serving Center, gardening at RRISD schools and more.

 
Stay In The Know
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas supports families in medical distress

Across the state of Texas, families brave overwhelming medical situations in which they often have no options but to stay in hospital rooms while supporting their children needing care. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas has worked since 1985 to ease these experiences with comfortable sleeping spaces, food services and more.

The history: Since its launch, the nonprofit has expanded with family rooms available at Dell Children’s Medical Center, Dell Children’s Medical Center North Campus, Seton Medical Center Austin, St. David’s Medical Center and St. David’s North Austin Medical Center.

Each family room contains a living room, a kitchen and dining area, sleeping rooms, shower and laundry facilities, a quiet room and snacks and beverages.

 

FOODIE FRIDAY
Check out these new restaurants and bars opening across the Austin area.

Fat Rabbit Social House has taken over the space previously occupied by Forthright in downtown Austin, as founder and operator Rachael Treadwell takes her first leap into restaurant ownership after previously managing Forthright.

The restaurant offers brunch classics such as chicken and waffles, French toast and specialty entrees.

The space also features lunch options, including an adult grilled cheese and tomato bisque, a citrus and crab salad, and a truffle cheese and bacon panini. Cocktails and specialty coffee are also served.
  • Opened Oct. 1
  • 35 Brazos St., Austin

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🍓 Fruition Fruit Blendz returns to San Marcos with acai bowls and more
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🌮 El Pollo Rico opens third Round Rock location
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🍦 Maya Creamery now serving rolled ice cream, faloodas in Cedar Park
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🔥 Team behind Taco Flats unveils Churchrow Tejas BBQ in North Austin
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Koko’s Bavarian has opened a 7000-square-foot beer hall on South Lamar Boulevard.

The spot combines Bavarian tradition and Texas hospitality with an expanded food and beverage menu, including wings, mozzarella sticks, whitefish dip, Bavarian pretzels, Belgian-style fries and more.

“Here in Central Texas, where German roots run deep, it’s an honor to share a legacy that connects my family’s history with the region’s rich traditions," partner Konstantin Prinz von Bayern, known as Koko, said. “Our goal is to create a space that feels true to that heritage: long tables, high energy and crowds brought together over sausages, pretzels and authentic Austin vibes.”
  • Opened Oct. 10
  • 3003 S. Lamar Blvd., Austin

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