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Bishop Cidercade opened Aug. 28 at 600 E. Riverside Drive in south Central Austin. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents to select Zilker Train name and more Central Texas news
Urban Jungle Brewing's Shannon Harris
This is Shannon Harris, aka 'The Brew Brotha,' and he’s aiming to open Austin’s first Black-owned brewery
St. David's South Austin COVID-19 patient returns home after two months hospitalized
Sendera residents march down Davis Lane on June 19. (Nicholas Cicale/Community Impact Newspaper)
Southwest Austin families participate in neighborhood march to support justice and racial equity
Protesters gather in Austin on May 31. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Q&A: Central Texas journalism educators speak on covering protests, remaining neutral in 2020
Thousands took to the streets for the Justice for Them All March on June 7. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
PHOTOS: Thousands peacefully march to Texas Capitol in historic demonstration against systemic racism, police brutality
A photo of Todd Washburn sitting behind a desk.
Get to know Dripping Springs ISD Superintendent Todd Washburn
Local entrepreneur JT McCormick (right) speaks with Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett on Oct. 24 during the company's 2019 Thrive conference in Pflugerville, Texas.
Coffee With Impact: JT McCormick went from a horrific upbringing to being a CEO
Capital Metro's MetroRail station in Leander
Randy Clarke reflects on past year as president and CEO of Capital Metro
Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett speaks with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.
Coffee With Impact: The Texas Tribune brings an entrepreneurial spirit to the newsroom
Camryn Escobedo poses with her dog, Bia.
Pflugerville community, police department rally for 9-year-old who needs bone marrow transplant
During the last week of March the public was able to attend one of three workshops to learn about the proposed trail that would connect San Marcos, Buda and Kyle to South Austinu2019s Violet Crown Trail.n
Residents briefed on proposed regional trail connecting Hays County to South Austin’s Violet Crown Trail
Texasu2019 Hispanic residents are hard to count: About 66 percent of the state's residents u2014 and 85 percent of Texas Hispanics u2014 live in census tracts that exceed the national average for low response scores. All of the stateu2019s 5,265 tracts are shown as dots in the chart below, along with the percentage of Hispanics in each tract. An analysis of the data shows that the higher the percentage of Hispanics in a census tract, the more likely the tract is to be hard to count.n
State news: Ahead of 2020 census, Texans are becoming even harder to count
Money raised through the victims' fundraisers will go toward funeral and medical expenses, as well as helping to support the families left behind.
Here are 3 ways you can help the victims of the Austin bombings
'Redefining Sanctuary Cities': City data collection could put some Austin residents at risk, according to SXSW panel
Austin Mayor Steve Adler joins a dozen mayors nationwide in fight for net neutrality
Have a badge? Check out these Austin locals at SXSW.
10 Austinites to see during SXSW 2018 Interactive programming
Donna Campbell takes GOP nomination for Senate District 25 primary race; Democrat Steven Kling narrowly defeats challenger
Ask the editor: What to expect in the Annual Community Guide