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Onyema Ogbuagu, a Yale School of Medicine associate professor and infectious diseases specialist, was one of three panelists who participated in a COVID-19 forum Feb. 1. (Courtesy Huston-Tillotson University)
Austin
1:33 PM Feb 2, 2021 CST
Q&A: Huston-Tillotson University forum explains common vaccine myths and COVID-19 challenges in Central Texas
Airport concessions have reopened over the summer, with 35 of 60 vendors now offering services. (Courtesy Austin-Bergstrom International Airport)
Austin
8:16 AM Nov 19, 2020 CST
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport preps for first holiday travel season since onset of COVID-19
Photo of Sycamore Springs Middle School
Austin
6:52 PM Oct 21, 2020 CDT
Dripping Springs ISD parents voice concern over COVID-19 cases linked to middle school football
With the coronavirus pandemic still active across the country, traditional fall activities could be seen as risky in 2020. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Austin
4:38 PM Oct 15, 2020 CDT
Planning to trick or treat this year? Local doctors weigh in on dangers, suggestions for fall activities
Students walk through the Walnut Springs Elementary School campus on the first day of on-campus learning at Dripping Springs ISD on Sept. 14. (Courtesy Dripping Springs ISD)
Austin
8:15 AM Oct 1, 2020 CDT
Substitutes in short supply at Dripping Springs ISD school campuses
Austin ISD teachers have been able to teach virtually from their classrooms to start the school year. Some students will return to the classroom Oct. 5. (Courtesy Austin ISD)
Austin
2:35 PM Sep 23, 2020 CDT
Austin ISD teachers adjust to virtual learning as in-person demands approach
Many local music venues remain closed under government orders designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. (Design by Rachal Russel/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
12:39 PM Sep 2, 2020 CDT
South Austin and Dripping Springs music venues shapeshift to push through coronavirus
Austin
11:47 AM Jul 29, 2020 CDT
Low inventory, high demand creating competitive South Austin housing market
Austin
5:15 AM Jun 23, 2020 CDT
St. David's South Austin COVID-19 patient returns home after two months hospitalized
May 18 will be the first opportunity guests will have to see Austin Zoo’s newest addition: Zulema, the white tiger. (Courtesy Austin Zoo)
Austin
4:56 PM May 11, 2020 CDT
Austin Zoo roaring back into action May 18
Circle C Ranch residents have been painting stones and placing them along local sidewalks and trails. (Courtesy Laurie Lejeune)
Austin
4:14 PM Apr 30, 2020 CDT
Recent highlights: See how the Southwest Austin community has supported one another in April
A screen shot of Treaty Oak representative Tony Gonzales and Josh Abbott hold a guitar
Austin
8:06 PM Apr 23, 2020 CDT
Five virtual and social-distanced events from Southwest Austin businesses to attend while sheltering in place
The South Austin nonprofit cares for 265 resident adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. (Courtesy Marbridge Foundation)
Austin
3:05 PM Apr 21, 2020 CDT
Amid COVID-19 pandemic, South Austin’s Marbridge Foundation continues work caring for adults with disabilities
A photo of employees at ZIPS Dry Cleaning making masks
Austin
2:20 PM Apr 16, 2020 CDT
Southwest Austin organizations churn out masks for neighbors, essential workers
A graphic mask-makign tutorial
Austin
4:45 AM Apr 7, 2020 CDT
Austin-Travis County health official answers cloth mask questions
The city of Austin issued a stay-at-home order March 24. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
6:30 PM Apr 5, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus update: Austin and Travis County advise residents to start using face masks, coverings when in public
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Dr. Judith L. Thompson recently took the time to answer several general questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. (Courtesy Texas Children’s Hospital)
Austin
1:33 PM
'We still have a long way to go': Central Texas physician answers questions about COVID-19 vaccine
As President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took their oaths of office, elected officials from around Texas took to Twitter. (Courtesy Adobe Stock Images)
Austin
12:57 PM
President Joe Biden's inauguration spurs reactions from elected officials around Texas
Services from the city of San Marcos will still be available online, by phone and at drive-thru windows. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
3:25 PM
San Marcos extends city facility closures through Jan. 31
Since its arrival in Central Texas in March, COVID-19 has altered all the norms of everyday life. In Williamson County, the pandemic led to business and dining restriction, mask mandates and canceled events. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
9:10 AM
Top 10 Williamson County COVID-19-related stories of 2020
At the Dec. 14 board meeting, Superintendent Eric Wright announced the district's policy on staff vaccinations and PPE recommendations for the spring semester. (Community Impact staff)
Austin
6:13 PM
Hays CISD pushes Abbott for higher priority for COVID-19 vaccinations
Austin's holiday light display is a drive-thru event for 2020, with more than 2 million holiday lights, 90 decorated trees and 70 other displays. (Courtesy Austin Trail of Lights)
Austin
12:00 PM
9 area holiday events to get into the festive spirit December-January
A new Nurses Corps statue was unveiled at Veterans Memorial Park in Cedar Park ahead of Veterans Day. (Taylor Girtman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
6:00 AM
Local veterans organizations still battling COVID-19 challenges
Photo of a woman receiving a vaccine
Austin
4:49 PM
Travis County aims to give COVID-19 vaccine to nursing home employees, residents first after doses arrive from state
The Square will light up each night through Jan. 2. (Courtesy Rudy Ximenez)
Austin
4:24 PM
Georgetown announces changes to annual Lighting of the Square holiday event
Lost River Film Fest will last from Nov. 5 through Nov. 8. (Courtesy Lost River Film Fest)
Austin
4:06 PM
Hays County's Lost River Film Fest begins Nov. 5