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Business updates, restaurant news: Read 6 trending Austin-area stories
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Published July 31, 2026 at 11:21 a.m. CT
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Check out six stories trending in the Austin area July 27-30
1. 8 new and coming soon businesses to west Georgetown
Several businesses are moving into the Williams Drive and Hwy. 29 corridor, including an outdoor pickleball facility, a trading card business and a salon
Find out more from Reporter Gracie Warhurst and Editor Claire Shoop
2. Urban Egg to open its first Austin location this fall
Urban Egg will soon expand breakfast and lunch offerings in North Austin starting this fall. The restaurant will serve up menu items like omelets, sandwiches and pancakes, with a projected opening in October, according to the company’s marketing team
Check out the story by Reporter Katlynn Fox
3. Hao Hao Vietnamese & Chinese Restaurant planned for Pflugerville
Plans for a new Hao Hao Vietnamese & Chinese Restaurant in Pflugerville have been filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Read more from Reporter Jillian Nachtigal
4. Two Tim Hortons locations coming to Leander’s Hero Way, Ronald Reagan
An iconic Canadian franchise has two new locations in the works in Leander. A Tim Hortons will be opening along Hero Way in the coming weeks while another location is planned for Ronald Reagan Boulevard
Learn more from Reporter Hamera Shabbir
5. A Little Shady announces opening date of Kyle location
A long-awaited new restaurant in Kyle, designed to offer a taste of nostalgia, has officially announced its opening date. Resurrected from an old Austin staple, A Little Shady is a new take on an old favorite
Get the full story from Editor Sierra Martin
6. Road work projects around CedarView development to be completed before Scheels opening
Two roadwork projects around the CedarView development in north Cedar Park will be completed by late August, a news release from the city states
Learn more from Reporter Daniel Schwalm
