About 150 people attended a March 22 Open House on planned intersection changes hosted by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) at Small Middle School. The event allowed residents and business owners to inspect the plans for five Oak Hill intersections along U.S. 290 West. Transportation officials from the City of Austin and TxDOT were available to answer questions.
The Austin Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a suspect that broke int...
Some of the items that would directly benefit Southwest Austin include renovation of the Will Hampto...
Austin Independent School District will begin removing cancer-causing coal tar from its playgrounds ...
Each sign will have a bus stop number to help riders with cell phones find when buses are scheduled ...
Several engineering and design professionals presented award-winning designs for the ‘Y’ and the pro...
On January 24, the city’s Planning Commission granted an indefinite postponement to the West Park PU...
By Ann Fowler Jeffrey J. Wittig, who has been part of the Oak Hill Fire Department (OHFD) for mor...
Oak Hill bicyclists riding to downtown Austin may get a bridge to help reach their destination if th...
By Ann Fowler In the past six months, Austin and Oak Hill businesses have been victimized by copp...
Based on the amount of rainfall that we have had recently, the Commissioners Court lifted its Januar...
About 30 interested gardeners attended a meeting Saturday to discuss locating a community garden in ...
Just days after ten bus passengers were left without seats for their morning commute to downtown Aus...
Coyotes are not new to Oak Hill. In recent years they have been spotted in the Scenic Brook area as ...
By Ann Fowler Oak Hill transit riders are losing patience with an agency that they think seems dete...
Nearly 100 people attended the January meeting of the Oak Hill Association of Neighborhoods (OHAN) t...
Support for a community garden in Oak Hill is taking root, and interested gardeners are invited to a...
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