San Augustine Earns Music Friendly Texas Certification, Joins Statewide Effort to Boost Local Industry
San Augustine is designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, a recognition of its commitment to supporting the music industry, joining other Texas communities in this economic and cultural initiative.
Texas Tech Puts Race and Gender Lessons on the Hot Seat
The Texas Tech University System ordered a new sign-off process for course material on race, gender and sexual orientation; unapproved content can be removed and faculty could face discipline. The change affects the system’s five campuses as instructors prepare for spring.
Austin Encourages Sustainable Holiday Celebrations with Recycling Tips Amidst Seasonal Waste Surge
The article provides recycling tips for holiday waste in Austin, highlighting increased trash during the season and responsible disposal methods for materials like cardboard, plastic, and holiday lights.
Austin's Paramount and State Theatres Set for Historic Overhaul with 'Shine On' Campaign
Austin's Paramount and State Theatres are planned for extensive renovations as part of a fundraising campaign, with a focus on modern updates and historic preservation, including art restoration and technical improvements.
Austin's Thanksgiving Spirit: Thousands Fed as Meals on Wheels and Operation Turkey Rally Volunteers
In Austin, Meals on Wheels and Operation Turkey distributed thousands of Thanksgiving meals to the needy, with over 200 volunteers participating; even Governor Abbott helped deliver meals.
Turbid Tap Water Scare Hits West Travis County as Residents Are Ordered to Boil Water
A boil-water notice affects multiple west Travis County water systems after filtered-water turbidity exceeded regulatory limits. Officials recommend boiling or using bottled water until tests clear the system.












