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Manny Hernandez is the owner of several Jersey Mike's locations. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Local behind three South Austin Jersey Mike's locations
The first Austin City Limits Music Festival took place in 2002. (Courtesy ACL)
17 things to do around Austin in October and November
Voters to decide on $2.44 billion AISD bond package
The store is open in time for the upcoming holiday season. (Deeda Lovett/Community Impact Newspaper)
Hobby Lobby at West William Cannon Drive and MoPac celebrates grand opening
Dripping Springs City Council chose not to ratify the no-new-revenue tax rate of $0.1512, instead opting for the voter-approval rate of $0.1778. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dripping Springs adopts $30.4M budget, ratifies lower tax rate
Extra flavoring or spice can be added to a bowl of ramen by what Ramen Tatsu-Ya calls "bombs" on their menu. The Fire in a Bowl bomb is a mix of Thai chili and habanero paste. (Courtesy Jane Yun)
South Congress Ramen Tatsu-Ya opens
The Relaxed Flow class is ideal for beginners and those struggling with mobility. (Courtesy Oak Lotus Yoga)
Oak + Lotus Yoga finds new home in Southwest Austin
The AISD board will vote on an ordinance establishing the 2022-23 tax rate Sept. 29, less than two months after unanimously approving a $2.44 billion bond package election. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin ISD board to vote on 2022-23 tax rate at next meeting
PT Solutions plans to open in December at the Windmill Center in Dripping Springs. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Physical therapy company PT Solutions coming soon to Dripping Springs
AISD trustees discussed disciplinary data during a Sept. 1 meeting. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin ISD data shows district progress on addressing disproportionate discipline, Black students continue to be over represented
Sweets are displayed at Hill Country Ranch Sweet Shop. (Courtesy Hill Country Ranch Sweet Shop)
Hill Country Ranch Sweet Shop now open in Dripping Springs
Founder Carly Brown started the juice company after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2019. (Courtesy Alchemy Organic Juice)
Alchemy Organic Juice bar and market coming to Dripping Springs
A Grevy's zebra at the Austin Zoo. (Photo courtesy Austin Zoo)
Extended heat wave sends Austin Zoo visitors, animals into hiding
The Pecan Street Festival will be held on Sixth Street from Brazos to I-35. (Courtesy Pecan Street Association)
13 things to do around Austin in September
The Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees selected the $481.1 million bond package over two other proposals. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees sends $481.13M bond package to November election
More than half of the slots on AISD's board are up for election in November. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Candidate field set for November Austin ISD board of trustees election
Husband and wife team Jamon and Paula White are now operating Four Oaks Medicare Planning out of a Southwest Austin office. (Courtesy Four Oaks Medicare Planning)
Four Oaks Medicare Planning opens in Southwest Austin
Bowie High School, AISD's largest school, received an overall rating of A in its 2022 accountability ratings. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Here's a breakdown of Austin ISD's 2022 TEA accountability ratings
Dripping Springs City Council is likely to vote on the tax rate and budget for the upcoming fiscal year in September. (Zach Keel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Important upcoming Dripping Springs City Council dates
Dripping Springs ISD maintained its performance level from before the coronavirus pandemic, receiving an A rating from the TEA in its accountability ratings. (Courtesy Pexels)
Here's a breakdown of Dripping Springs ISD's 2022 TEA accountability ratings