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- 1Austin Community College Opens Automotive Education Facility in Round Rock▼ACC marks opening of automotive education facility at Round Rock campus
Austin Community College has marked the opening of a new automotive education facility at its Round Rock campus in Texas. The facility is intended to expand hands-on training for students pursuing careers in automotive technology and service. The opening is being reported locally as part of the college's ongoing investment in workforce and technical education.
- 214 plaintiffs add Round Rock church to lawsuit over former pastor▼14 plaintiffs add Round Rock church to lawsuit over former pastor's
Fourteen new plaintiffs have joined a lawsuit naming a Round Rock church in connection with allegations involving its former pastor, the Austin American-Statesman reports. The move expands the legal action against the Texas congregation, though details of the specific allegations and the church's response were not provided in the report.
- 3Survivors sue Round Rock church over pastor's abuse material▼Survivors sue Round Rock church over former pastor's child sexual abuse material
Survivors have filed a lawsuit against a Round Rock, Texas church over child sexual abuse material linked to a former pastor. The suit alleges the congregation failed to protect victims from the pastor, whose conduct has drawn renewed attention to how religious institutions handle abuse allegations and oversight of clergy.
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Round Rock ISD in Texas has put forward a proposal that would raise healthcare costs for its employees. The district's plan would mean workers paying more for their health coverage, drawing attention from staff and the local community. Details about the size of the increase and the reasons behind it have not been made clear in the available reporting.
- 5Austin Community College opens automotive technology facility in Round Rock●ACC opens new automotive technology facility in Round Rock
Austin Community College has opened a new automotive technology facility in Round Rock, Texas. The expanded facility is intended to train students in modern vehicle repair and technology skills, supporting local workforce development as demand for trained automotive technicians grows across the region.