Ch. 7 bankruptcy filed for closed pizzeria on RR 2222

The owners of Lake Travis Pizza have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection for their shuttered location off Ranch Road 2222. They still run another location of Lake Travis Pizza a little farther west on RR 620.

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