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Austin Regional Clinic expands with new specialty clinic in South Austin

The new Austin Regional Clinic South Specialty Clinic is located at 708 W. Ben White Blvd., Stes. 150 and 220 in Austin. (Courtesy Austin Regional Clinic) A new clinic offering specialty, primary and surgical care services opened in South Austin on June 1. The details. Austin Regional Clinic opened its...
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Hill Country residents push water utility to say no to data center

SAN MARCOS - No data centers have been built as of yet in the rolling ranchland on either side of the boundary between Hays and Guadalupe counties, about 9 miles south of San Marcos and 5 miles east of Interstate 35. But investors have drawn up plans to turn that quiet stretch of cattle country into a computing cluster
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‘Truly awful’: Elijah Wood urges Alamo Drafthouse to revert mobile food ordering back to...

The actor posted about the system change on X this week, calling the food ordering experience "truly awful."
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‘He’s a fighter’: JBER Airman in the ICU following hit-and-run

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A tragic hit-and-run in Austin, Texas transformed 23-year-old Dominic Dubas’s life in a moment, hundreds of miles from his family in Nebraska, and thousands of miles from Anchorage where he’s been stationed for 4 years. An airmen and firefighter whose first duty station was...
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Some Homeowners Are Refusing to Tell Neighbors What They’re Growing, And It’s Sparking Curiosity...

It started quietly in a suburban neighborhood outside Austin, Texas, when a few residents began noticing something unusual during evening walks. Backyards that once had visible rows of vegetables, herbs, or flowering plants now had taller hedges, privacy screens, or strategically placed garden structures blocking the v
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Man sentenced to 10 years for drug charges in Travis County

A man in Travis County was sentenced after pleading guilty to drug charges that stemmed from a July 2023 offense.
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Bartlett’s celebrates 40 years in North Austin

The steakhouse has operated since 1986. (Courtesy Bartlett's) Bartlett's celebrated 40 years of serving steaks, wine and more in North Austin in May. Bartlett's received its certificate of occupancy from the city on May 7, 1986, general manager Arik Skot Williams said in an email to Community Impact. "We are...
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Steve Sarkisian’s Indiana remarks may be the clearest sign yet of pressure at Texas

Steve Sarkisian’s Indiana remarks may be the clearest sign yet of pressure at Texas originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is obsessed with who everyone else is playing. He...
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Austin Data Center Surge Puts Texas Grid On Record-Shattering Watch

ERCOT is bracing for a scorcher of a summer on the Texas grid, warning that record-breaking electricity demand could hit the low-90-gigawatt range as a wave of new data centers and high heat collide. Even so, the grid operator says recent power-plant additions and new rules for dialing back big users mean widespread ro
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2 lunch ladies serve Austin ISD’s best food. They’re saying goodbye to their school...

For more than 15 years Maria Ponce has been the person who turns on the lights at Ridgetop Elementary. She has to be in the cafeteria kitchen by 6 a.m. to start preparing breakfast. By 7 a.m., Hermelinda Sánchez de Loza is there to get ready to feed the kids.

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