“I received a letter from FEMA, saying they did an audit, which indicated we were not available for the grant—the grant we had been approved for over a year ago and for which we had already received, and used the monies to help in our rebuilding process. The grant was for a little over $30,000,” stated Doug Todd.
A group of Covington Middle School teachers, parents and students attended a community forum hoste...
While haunted houses, graveyards and Austin’s famed Driskill Hotel may be haunted hot spots this ...
Traffic and education were major topics of debate at the Wednesday, October 10 candidate forum hoste...
The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority announced the name for the Environmental Impact Study...
Neighborhoods in the Escarpment-Convict Hill Road area of Southwest Austin appear to be setting a re...
A permanent fix to the traffic congestion along Highway 290 in Oak Hill is nowhere in the immediate ...
Former city councilmember Betty Dunkerley spoke in support of Proposition 1 at the Oak Hill Associat...
Along the highly congested Brodie Lane, among picturesque houses and well-manicured yards, there are...
About 40 local residents attended a workshop hosted by the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authorit...
Residents of Southwest Austin will have new representation on the Austin school board this year due...
Austin High Coach Mike Rosenthal aims to rebuild the Austin High football program in 2012. “It’s...
This fall, a string of improvements is moving forward at the Y at Oak Hill to provide five to seven ...
Former longtime Bowie girls basketball coach and current AISD Assistant Athletic Director Lynn Davis...
A handful of Oak Hill area residents are part of a global effort to save one of our most important i...
Features of the LJA team’s winning Green Mobility proposal (above) included a regional park at the ...
Though it’s notorious for being one of the most congested road segments in Central Texas, proposed ...
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