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Darcy Sprague
Darcy Sprague

Senior Editor

Darcy joined Community Impact in August 2021 and is the senior editor over the Central and Southwest Austin editions of Community Impact. Previously, she covered local news from San Antonio to Dallas and reported nationally on education. Darcy graduated from Texas State University.
Latest from Darcy Sprague
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas matches children age 6 and older with caring adults who serve as mentors, advocates, resources and guides.
More than two dozen volunteer opportunities in South Austin and Dripping Springs
A corner building with a large tree in front of it.
SoCo Homebrew reopens in South Austin after unexpected closure
A large campus
Valor Education to open campus near Austin’s Circle C neighborhood
Casper Fermentables showcases owners' Jewish, Korean heritage
shelter animals in crates
Audit shows Austin Animal Center fails to treat animals humanely, often closed for intake
a coffee shop
Cosmic Saltillo opens with coffee, drinks and tacos in East Austin
Three voting machines in a beige room
Travis County commissioners approve voting locations with focus on university campuses
Clare Losey
Q&A: Austin Board of Realtors housing economist helps others ride the waves of Austin market
Richard Moya Park is one of the parks slated for improvement in Travis County’s 2023 bond package. (Darcy Sprague/ Community Impact)
Travis County residents to vote on $509.5M bond package for roads, parks this November
Three cans of Thirsty Goat Ale
Thirsty Planet Brewing Co. to close taproom, suspend operations
A migas taco with an avocado slice
Veracruz All Natural opening downtown cafe in Travis County family court
a grass fire
Travis County extends burn ban
Dried grass with a sprinkler head
Austin Water moves to Stage 2 restrictions; outdoor watering limited
a blue court with fencing around it
Austin opens first-ever bike polo court
In Austin, some units are reserved for affordable housing. (Courtesy Austin Board of Realtors)
Austin-area median income growth impacts affordable housing
Allergies in the Austin area from December through February are largely caused by the ashe juniper tree, more commonly known as the mountain cedar tree. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Navigating allergies in Central Texas
Car passing a Falconhead sign
Bee Cave neighborhood groups can now pay for extra traffic patrols
A photo of a DPS car.
DPS to resume patrols in Austin starting July 2
A home in the Loyola neighborhood, where Habitat for Humanity has partnered with Taylor Morrison to build homes for Austin ISD. (Darcy Sprague/Community Impact)
Austin Habitat for Humanity seeking homebuyers in 'missing middle'
A rendering of a new, large HEB
H-E-B announces opening date of second Dripping Springs-area location