Dripping Springs brewery relocates to new, expanded facility closer to Austin
Suds Monkey Brewing Co. opened in Dripping Springs in 2017.
Wag-A-Bag to operate under new ownership, name; Austin, TxDOT at odds over I-35 overhaul; and more top Central Texas news
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Austin Animal Center to reopen to public; Q2 Stadium to open with US women's soccer team; and more Central Texas news
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Austin City Hall notebook: Designated campsites for the homeless are back on the table
City staff had previously dismissed developing official camping locations in 2019, but new directives from City Council this week could revive the concept in Austin.
Role changes coming for health officials leading Austin-Travis County COVID-19 efforts
Dr. Desmar Walkes will take over as Austin's next medical director and local health authority as Dr. Mark Escott and Stephanie Hayden-Howard transition to new roles with the city.
Austin could enter Stage 2 under health guidelines by next week if downward COVID-19 trend continues
The change could happen as soon as the week of May 10.
Austin City Council votes to restart APD cadet training in June, with framework for ongoing reviews of pilot academy
The Austin Police Department's 144th cadet class will now kick off training next month, with continued oversight of APD's instruction and culture throughout the 34-week academy process.
Pizzeria opening later this month, a local animal shelter hits a milestone and more South Austin business news
Here are updates from The Bungalow, PAWS Shelter of Central Texas and more.
The latest business news in South Central Austin
1. Holland Photo Imaging, located at 2125 Goodrich Ave., Ste. A, Austin, is celebrating its 40th anniversary in the community this year. Founded in 1981 by Pete Holland, the business has been owned by residents Brian and Morgan Morrison since 2006. Holland Photo Imaging offers film processing, printing, framing, photo restoration and archiving services. 512-442-4274. www.hollandphoto.com
Local eviction moratoriums remain in effect despite federal judge’s decision
The May 5 ruling from a U.S. District Court judge striking down a federal moratorium does not affect orders in place in Austin or Travis County.
U.S. women’s national soccer team to debut Q2 Stadium next month
The USWNT takes on the Nigerian national team at Q2 Stadium ahead of the summer Olympic Games.
Austin Animal Center reaches critical capacity, opens doors to all adopters for first time since May 2020
Austin and Travis County’s animal shelter, Austin Animal Center, reached negative kennel space May 4, meaning there are more dogs than available kennels, according to a release from the city of Austin.
Dripping Springs ISD officially hires Holly Morris-Kuentz as superintendent
The hire comes after Morris-Kuentz was named lone finalist for the position in April.
Travis Central Appraisal Districts says hot housing market is reflected in 2021 appraisals
Property owners have until May 17 to file a protest of their home's appraisal.
Round Rock-based Wag-A-Bag to be acquired, change name; Georgetown residents to see higher water bills and more Central Texas news
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Austin City Hall notebook: Votes on revamped APD cadet academy, possible shift in homeless strategy on tap May 6
Council may look to the possibility of establishing designated campgrounds for the Austin's homeless this spring, with a citywide public camping ban set to go into effect May 11.
St. Michael’s Catholic Academy announces new head of school
As director of academics, Sloan spearheaded the school’s Winter Term program—a global travel internship program currently in its sixth year.
WellMed clears next hurdle, gaining permit for proposed South Austin clinic and senior center
Sunset Valley will still have to approve a future building permit for the project later this year.
Benchmarks for 'reimagined' APD cadet academy on track ahead of City Council commencement vote
Training of the Austin Police Department's 144th cadet class could get underway next month following an overhaul of the academy's instructional process and curriculum.
Austin-area health officials prep for vaccines to open to kids 12 and up
Austin-Travis County interim Health Authority Mark Escott said he expects the FDA to authorize Pfizer's vaccine for kids 12 and up within a week.
Austin Community College to negotiate lease of Pinnacle campus, prohibiting concrete batch plant use
Trustees revised a previous action to negotiate a lease agreement with the contractors of the Oak Hill Parkway project in Southwest Austin.
With Proposition B's passage, Austin City Council looks to solidify homelessness summit goals, may consider designated campgrounds
The city may look to the concept of temporary designated campsites to house individuals experiencing homelessness after a new camping ban enacted through Proposition B goes into effect.
Thai eatery Lemongrass opens in Cedar Park; Waterloo Park in Austin announces opening date and more Central Texas news
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As Travis County receives fewer vaccines this week, state asks for 'one more big push' in distribution
The Texas Department of State Health Services is shifting its distribution model for vaccines moving forward.