A Georgetown location of Rollz Ice Cream will soft open by Nov. 14, franchise owner Monal Kantharia said.

The Canadian franchise sells over 25 flavors of freshly made ice cream that’s rolled in front of customers. Other offerings include milkshakes, boba tea and falooda.

• Opening mid-November

• 3701 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 18101, Georgetown

Dell Children’s Medical Center announced the relocation of its pediatric cardiology team from Georgetown to the existing Ascension Medical Group clinic in Round Rock in November.

Zooming out: The Georgetown Ascension clinic at 4853 Williams Dr., Ste. 105, will continue to offer other health services, according to the hospital system.

What they offer: The children's hospital and its network of clinics offer comprehensive pediatric services for a variety of healthcare needs and specialties.

Williamson County commissioners approved three separate grants totaling $475,000 on Nov. 10 to subsidize medical, dental and behavioral health visits for uninsured residents who have no other way to pay for care.

Learn more: The healthcare grant agreements formalize a county-funded healthcare safety net called the Williamson County Uninsured Health Care Program, according to county documents.

The county will contribute:

• $200,000 to Lone Star Circle of Care

• $150,000 to Samaritan Health Ministries

• $125,000 to Sacred Heart

These grants will fund payments of $270 to the healthcare facilities for each qualifying patient visit.

Patients must be Williamson County residents, U.S. residents and have no other means to pay for the visit such as Medicaid or Medicare. The payments cover the following in-person visits:

• Primary and preventive medical care

• Dental healthcare

• Mental and behavioral health

Texas' first female lieutenant governor, Austin state Rep. Vikki Goodwin, held her first news conference since the election on Nov. 10 in Austin.

What happened: Goodwin, a Democrat, also announced her political transition team, which is led by lobbyist Angela Hale and outgoing state Rep. Chris Turner, D-Grand Prairie.

The team, which includes four former state senators—two Democrats and two Republicans—will help prepare Goodwin to take over as lieutenant governor in January and work with state senators.

"My focus right now is sitting down with each senator, many of whom I worked with while in the House, to talk about their individual priorities and how we can work together so they can represent their districts," Goodwin told reporters Nov. 10.

More context: Goodwin will preside over the Republican-majority Texas Senate. How much power she will have over the chamber is largely up to senators, who will approve new Senate rules when the legislature convenes Jan. 12.