Negative Space: Round Rock
- Business prospect incentives discourage innovation
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Complicating the law and raising taxes, then lowering them for businesses that know how to lobby local or state governments, is not a recipe for encouraging innovation. It is a recipe for killing it.
- Growth does not pay for itself
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Growth that doesn’t pay for itself is cancerous growth. It isn’t the growth of population that gets more expensive, but the expanding grasp of government.
- Round Rock Chalk Walk
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We walked up to downtown Round Rock on Saturday for the annual? Chalk Walk. There were food trucks with fried cheese sandwiches; fresh ice cream from Maggie Moo’s; local music; and, after the show, beer at The Brass Tap and college football.
- Round Rock extends dangerously low speed limits on Highway 79?
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Are accidents along Highway 79 in Round Rock the result of speed limits that are too high, or are they the result of speed limits too far below the 85th percentile?
- Round Rock vote to terminate Redflex contract
- Round Rock will, this coming Thursday, consider a resolution to terminate their contract with Redflex for red light cameras. I think that’s a great idea.
- Round Rock, Texas: The Round Rock Public Library
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The Round Rock Public Library’s Book Nook doesn’t have many books, but what it has is quality.
- Why don’t taxes go down when population goes up?
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The left says that government can better take advantage of economies of scale. So why don’t they lower taxes when population rises?
