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Paradegoers in traditional Day of the Dead outfits

Day of the Dead sights, Trail of Lights, budget insights: 5 stories impacting the Austin metro

By CI Staff Compilation

Here are five must-read stories impacting the Austin metro last week.

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person watering plants outdoors
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Located at 1315 W. Sixth St., Austin, Bar Peached is one of the many restaurants participating in Austin Restaurant Weeks 2023. (Courtesy Bar Peached)
Dining for a cause, school security, Blue ...
The Zilker mini train has been out of commission since 2019. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
Home sales, train rails and public info ...
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Town Square Northwest Austin: Vintage town takes seniors back in time
The Seed Library has marigold, basil, yucca, eggplant and pumpkin seeds. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Seed Library introduced at Kyle Public Library
Artist Rene Perez stands in front of his mural. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
San Marcos unveils new mural in honor of Earth Day
Austin is now designated a Bird City for working to protect habitats and promote bird-friendly practices. (Courtesy Austin Parks & Recreation Department)
5 Austin metro stories you missed April 17-21
Gabriel with her Miss Universe sash
Houston native R’Bonney Gabriel wins Miss Universe 2022
Darius Rucker will perform at a special live taping of “CMT Crossroads” on March 31 in Austin. (Courtesy Jim Wright)
5 events to attend in Austin on March 29-April 1 ahead of the CMT Music Awards
Joel Hofmann took ownership of the tavern in 2004. It was recognized as a landmark in 2013.
Riley’s Tavern, Authentic Hill Country saloon packed with brews and tunes since 1933
March 13-17 Mary Kyle Hartson Square Park Make the most of spring break with the city of Kyle’s Spring Break Camp, hosted by the Kyle Parks and Recreation Department. Kids will have the opportunity to participate in fishing, hiking, and other outdoor activities. Campers will need to bring their own meals. The camp is open to students in grades 2-9. Registration for the camp closes March 7. 7:45 a.m. (daily). $100 for week. 101 S. Burleson St., Kyle. 512-262-2929. www.cityofkyle.com/recreationCourtesy City of Kyle
Get ready to sip wine, honor Black History Month and party for St. Patrick's Day in San Marcos, Buda and Kyle
Photo of artists standing in an art gallery
Big Medium gears up for 2022 Austin Studio Tour
Photo of Dayglow on stage outside in front of a crowd
Dayglow anticipates new album ‘People in Motion,’ out Oct. 7