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A state construction filing lists a planned P. Terry’s Burger Stand No. 41 at 10990 Hwy. 29 in Liberty Hill. The filing gives a January 2027 construction start and a July 2027 target completion; no opening date has been announced.
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A Liberty Hill Municipal Court packet outlines what a citizen complainant must do to file a complaint against another citizen. It describes sworn filing requirements, required court appearances and the judge's dismissal authority.
The notice listed the board's meeting for Monday, March 23, 2026, at 5 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Municipal Court, 2801 Ranch Road 1869, Liberty Hill.
The agenda cover listed a regular meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the City Council Chamber/Municipal Court Building, 2801 County Road 1869.
An October 2025 Williamson County fact sheet described Liberty Hill Bypass West (Segment 1), a two-lane project from SH 29 west of Liberty Hill High School to RM 1869. It said design was underway, with construction then expected to begin in spring 2026 and finish in spring 2028.
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A state construction filing lists a planned P. Terry’s Burger Stand No. 41 at 10990 Hwy. 29 in Liberty Hill. The filing gives a January 2027 construction start and a July 2027 target completion; no opening date has been announced.
The county polling list includes one early-voting location and four Election Day locations in its Liberty Hill listing. Early voting is scheduled for Oct. 19-30, and Election Day is Nov. 3.
World Population Review's Liberty Hill page estimates the city's 2026 population at 15,377. It reports 15.47% annual growth and a 317.85% increase from the 3,680 recorded in the 2020 census.
Liberty Hill ISD eighth graders are taking a new General Employability Skills course in 2026-27, replacing the former Leadership class. The course earns one high school CTE credit and covers workplace skills, career exploration, interviewing and professionalism.
An Oct. 9 report published in partnership with Liberty Hill ISD describes the Panther and Wrangler Pit Crews, whose Friday night tailgates raise money for student organizations across the district.
The City of Liberty Hill named Traci Anderson its executive director of strategic development, an Oct. 9, 2026 report said. Anderson, who assumed the role Sept. 30, previously led economic development corporations in Jarrell and Buda.
An Oct. 4, 2026 opinion column marked National Newspaper Week and said The Liberty Hill Independent has helped keep a record of the community for nearly four decades. The column said the paper's owners purchased it in 2023.
Liberty Hill ISD said Sept. 30, 2026 that no new policy for students with negative meal balances had been approved, after incorrect information circulated about a $25 limit and cheese sandwich meals. The district said it ended last fiscal year with more than $70,000 in unpaid balances and has begun reviewing procedures, with no timeline set.
Crazy Falafels, a family-run Mediterranean food trailer, recently opened in Liberty Hill. Noubar Ishak and his daughter Kylie run it, offering kebab plates and wraps, falafel and a vegetable plate.
A Sept. 21, 2026 Liberty Hill Independent report said the City of Liberty Hill is seeking resident feedback on the next phase of its Liberty Hill 2030 Strategic Plan. The city proposed six strategic pillars and invited residents to participate through an online survey.
A Sept. 16, 2026 Liberty Hill Independent report said the Liberty Hill Public Library has secured a permanent Main Street site for a larger building. The library signed an architect contract Sept. 1, but no construction timeline or cost is set.
Liberty Hill ISD received the 2025-26 District of Distinction designation from the Texas Art Education Association for its visual arts program, according to a Sept. 16, 2026 Liberty Hill Independent report. The report described the program's growth alongside the district, including an annual district art show and participation in the Liberty Hill Sculpture Festival.