A fall on the stairs four years ago forever altered how I walked, leaving my left leg stiff and stubborn.

 

It was only thanks to Cammie—a gentle dog I cared for—that I realized my worsening hip and knee pain needed real attention.

 

The diagnosis was daunting: knee damage, a torn meniscus, and a possible tibia fracture.

 

After months of crutches and slow recovery, I discovered OsteoStrong in Georgetown.

 

Their welcoming staff guided me through brief, pain-free sessions using the Spectrum System machines, designed to improve bone strength without strain.

 

With just five sessions, my mobility began to return—I could walk longer and stand steadier with minimal pain.

 

The biggest gift was how gentle and supportive the process felt.

 

For anyone in Georgetown seeking hope after injury, OsteoStrong offers a path to healing and renewed confidence.

Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill – Round Rock
Twin Peaks – Round Rock
Jack Allen’s Kitchen – Round Rock

Burros Tex Mex Bar and Grill

Scientists have discovered that the human brain emits a faint glow called biophotons, shedding new light on how our minds might function.

 

These biophotons are ultra-weak light particles released during normal cellular metabolism, most notably as the brain consumes energy at high rates.

 

For the first time, researchers succeeded in measuring these biophotons from outside the skull by using sensitive equipment in darkened conditions.

 

Interestingly, the intensity of the brain’s glow appeared to change with different mental tasks, hinting at a potential connection between brain activity and biophoton production.

 

The function of these tiny light emissions remains mysterious, but some scientists believe they could help neurons communicate or assist in repairing and maintaining healthy brain cells.

 

If proven, tracking biophotons may lead to new, non-invasive ways of monitoring brain health or diagnosing disorders, opening exciting paths for future medical advances.

Wings Voyage, a new family-owned food truck in Round Rock, opened on June 1, blending international flavors and gluten-free innovation at 1 Indian Meadows Drive.

 

Specializing in gluten-free Korean fried chicken and a fully celiac-safe menu, the venture brings a welcome option to those with dietary restrictions.

 

Owners Lillian Whitworth and Paul Cho incorporate Japanese, Chinese, and Peruvian influences, infusing each dish with family heritage and bold flavors.

 

Guests can enjoy fried chicken, a variety of sauces, cucumber salad, fries, and delicious steamed rice, with recipes passed down from Whitworth’s grandfather and father.

 

Wings Voyage operates Wednesday through Sunday, serving lunch and dinner—offering a space where community and global taste unite.

 

This unique food truck stands out as a top destination for those seeking safe, flavorful, and inclusive dining in Round Rock.

Martin Hagne, Executive Director of the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory (GCBO), will headline a free virtual event hosted by Travis Audubon on Thursday, September 25, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM.

 

Hagne’s lifelong passion for wildlife—cultivated on the Swedish west coast and honed in Texas since 1979—drives GCBO’s conservation work.

 

GCBO, based in Lake Jackson, operates on a lush 34-acre Columbia Bottomland Forest, leading critical projects that safeguard birds both locally and across the Americas.

 

During the interactive Zoom session, Hagne will offer fresh insights on bird population trends and practical ways the community can support species preservation.

 

Travis Audubon’s weekly e-newsletter will share the meeting link in September.

 

Sign up to stay connected and don’t miss this chance to engage with a champion of bird conservation and make a local impact.

Experience the vibrant heart of downtown Round Rock on a four-hour adventure, where history, shopping, and culinary delights blend seamlessly.

 

Begin at the Antique Gallery, exploring vintage treasures that spark nostalgia and curiosity.

 

Stroll Main Street to discover local gems like Mays Street Boutique and Cristales, offering unique fashion, gifts, and home décor.

 

Rejuvenate with lunch at Jack Allen’s Kitchen or Urban Rooftop, where fresh flavors and inviting ambiance await both health-conscious and indulgent diners.

 

Afterward, wander through Chisholm Trail Crossing Park, admiring bronze sculptures and the tranquil Brushy Creek.

 

Don’t miss a sweet stop at Round Rock Donuts for a signature treat that’s a local legend.

 

Recent additions like Unearthed Rock Shop, Home Kitchen, and Painted Tree Boutiques promise even more discoveries, ensuring every visit feels fresh and memorable.

Minneapolis is experiencing an exciting rise in kids' markets, where young entrepreneurs aged 5 to 17 can turn their creative ideas into real businesses.

 

Children design, make, and sell everything from crafts to treats and services, handling their own sales and customer service.

 

Parents offer support but let kids take the lead, giving them valuable hands-on experience and building confidence.

 

The Southwest Farmers Market opens May 17, 2025, at Mount Olivet Church and runs every Saturday morning through October.

 

Meanwhile, the Eagan Market Fest starts June 4, 2025, at Eagan Central Park, complete with a Kids POP Club hosting weekly activities for ages 4–12.

 

Local families are urged to register early, as booths fill up quickly and there are no waiting lists.

 

These markets inspire creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, bringing new energy and ideas to the community.

Central Texas is rallying after the July 4 floods, with Austin’s music scene leading the charge in recovery.

 

The 'CenTex Strong' Flood Relief Benefit Concert on August 1 at Come and Take It Live features acts like Foo Shot and Dream Stereo.

 

All profits support emergency supplies, rebuilding, and free mental health resources for survivors.

 

Attendees can boost their impact by adding donations to their ticket purchase.

 

On August 2, Mohawk hosts the outdoor 'Flood Relief Show' with bands such as DAIISTAR and Font, supporting the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.

 

August 3 brings the 'After the Flood' Benefit at Kick Butt Coffee, offering a punk and metal lineup plus a raffle from local businesses.

 

On August 12, catch Texas legends Lyle Lovett and Michael Martin Murphey at the Paramount Theatre, benefiting the Central Texas Flood Recovery Fund.

 

Austinites can make a real difference just by enjoying live music and supporting their neighbors.

Round Rock, TX welcomed a wave of entrepreneurial energy on May 1, 2025, as the Texas State University Round Rock Campus hosted the 2nd Annual Round Rock Startup Day.

 

Over 150 entrepreneurs, investors, and leaders joined forces, celebrating the city’s innovative spirit and commitment to startup growth. The event, organized by the Round Rock Chamber, featured an intense pitch competition where six startups vied for top honors.

 

Playmaker Recruiting took home the $10,000 grand prize for its cutting-edge AI platform designed to revolutionize recruitment for high school athletes and college programs.

 

The crowd’s enthusiasm went to NanoScale Labs for their next-generation air quality monitoring technology, earning the Crowd Favorite title.

 

Expert workshops and “Campfire Networking,” led by Tech Ranch, offered practical advice and fostered powerful new connections, fortifying Round Rock’s growing startup community.

 

Austin is now home to the Balloon Museum’s “Let’s Fly – Art Has No Limits” exhibition, a vibrant pop-up transforming a sprawling furniture store on West Anderson Lane into a world of inflatable art through November 2. Making its Texas debut, this ticketed experience offers whimsical and interactive installations for all ages, earning buzz for its blend of art and play. Standout attractions include a luminous 26-foot butterfly sculpture by Christopher Schardt that invites visitors to activate light and sound displays, plus a vast ball pit with cascading balloons, and a digital hallway awash in shifting LED colors. Created by Lux Entertainment from Italy, the traveling museum has already welcomed millions across Europe, Asia, and the U.S. Though tickets are priced at $45.25 for adults, with free admission for young children or kids with disabilities, families and art lovers alike are discovering a memorable adventure that blends creativity, technology, and fun.