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3 days ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
A new turn lane on the frontage road of Hwy. 71 onto Ed Burleson Road into the upcoming Burleson Crossing East retail development is one step closer to being constructed. A closer lookOnce completed, the turn lane is anticipated to improve traffic flow and congestion in the area. Burleson Crossing East is slated to include a Sprouts and LongHorn Steakhouse, according to previous reporting by Community Impact. During an April 8 City Council meeting, funding was secured for the project.
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1 week ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin |Dacia Garcia
Private schoolsBastrop MontessoriType: MontessoriGrades served: 18 months old through fourth grade (adding grades annually through eighth grade)Religious orientation: noneExtracurricular activities: after-school play-cased programEnrollment: 68Tuition: $12,600-$12,900 for 12 months875 Hwy.
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1 week ago | 
communityimpact.com | Dacia Garcia |Sierra Martin
Private schoolsBastrop MontessoriType: MontessoriGrades served: 18 months old through fourth grade (adding grades annually through eighth grade)Religious orientation: noneExtracurricular activities: after-school play-cased programEnrollment: 68Tuition: $12,600-$12,900 for 12 months875 Hwy.
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2 weeks ago | 
universe.byu.edu | Sierra Martin
Folk music thrives at BYU with the Mountain Strings, Celtic and American ensembles In the Mountain Strings, Celtic and American Ensembles, BYU students explore various types of music from around the world, from Ireland and Scotland to Russia and Macedonia. Mark Geslison has been involved in these ensembles, both as a student and director, since 1983. “I kind of feel like I never grew up,” Geslison said. Students play both centuries old tunes and contemporary folk music.
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2 weeks ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
Now OpenMelissa Kay ArtistryBastrop entrepreneur Melissa Hayes launched her photography and makeup business, specializing in portraits and weddings. She is crowdfunding for a studio but currently travels to clients. Opened in FebruaryBastropwww.melissakayartistry.comComing SoonLongHorn Steakhouse Construction on the 5,780-square-foot, $2 million project is scheduled to begin in June and finish in late January 2026.
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3 weeks ago | 
communityimpact.com | Amanda Cutshall |Sierra Martin
Einstein Bros. BagelsEinstein Bros. Bagels has plans to open a new location in Bastrop. The large American chain is best known for its freshly baked bagels, sandwiches, coffees and other baked goods. According to Public Relations Manager Gabriel Washburn, the company plans to open a location in Bastrop, although an opening timeline is not yet available. The business will be located in the new mixed-use development spearheaded by Pearl River Companies—Sendero. Opening TBASendero, 900 W. Hwy.
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3 weeks ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
Einstein Bros. Bagels has plans to open a new location in Bastrop. The large American chain is best known for its freshly baked bagels, sandwiches, coffees and other baked goods. A closer lookAccording to Public Relations Manager Gabriel Washburn, the company plans to open a location in Bastrop, although an opening timeline is not yet available. The business will be located in the new mixed-use development spearheaded by Pearl River Companies—Sendero. Einstein Bros.
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4 weeks ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
Here are some trending stories you may have missed from Community Impact’s Austin and San Antonio coverage areas from March 24-28. 75-acre mixed-use development to bring new businesses, multifamily housing and more to BastropIn April, Pearl River Companies will be breaking ground on the next phase of a 75-acre mixed-use development, Sendero. Once completed, the development will feature new hotel, retail, dining, housing and health and wellness options.
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1 month ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
Texas Roadhouse confirmed plans to open a location in the Sendero development of Bastrop by spring 2026. Sendero will be located at the intersection of FM 969 and SH 71 and will incorporate new dining, retail and health and wellness businesses into the 75-acre mixed-use development. The restaurant is known for its signature hand-cut steaks, ribs, various scratch-made sides and whipped honey cinnamon butter served with fresh-baked dinner rolls. The backgroundFounded by W.
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1 month ago | 
communityimpact.com | Sierra Martin
In April, Pearl River Companies will be breaking ground on the next phase of a 75-acre mixed-use development—Sendero. Once completed, the development will feature new hotel, retail, dining, housing, and health and wellness options. The first phase of Alta Trails multifamily apartments has been completed on the property, kicking off a project that is slated to be completed by 2030.
