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Stephanie Elizalde told trustees about a scaffolding learning approach the district is emphasizing Jan. 13. (Screenshot Courtesy Austin ISD)
Austin
10:13 PM Jan 13, 2022 CST
Austin ISD grapples with helping students catch up amid several pressing problems
Taline Manassian and other Dripping Springs City Council members discussed the influence of the city's temporary development moratorium during the Jan. 11 meeting. (Maggie Quinlan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
6:57 PM Jan 11, 2022 CST
Dripping Springs City Council allows 3 more developments to continue despite moratorium
Tso Chinese Delivery opened a new South Austin location in November. (Courtesy Tso Chinese Delivery)
Austin
7:00 PM Jan 5, 2022 CST
Three new food options now open in South Austin; Round Rock's Louisiana Longhorn Cafe under new ownership and more top business news
Council voted to approve two waivers of the development moratorium with the understanding that the projects could move forward without input from council as soon as the moratorium ends. (Screenshot Courtesy city of Dripping Springs)
Austin
7:34 PM Jan 4, 2022 CST
Amid moratorium, Dripping Springs City Council allowing some developments in ETJ to move forward
Suds Monkey Brewing Co. owner Greg Plummer
Austin
10:55 AM Jan 2, 2022 CST
South Austin Brewery owner takes big risks, finds big reward
A newly opened kitchen offers Chinese-American restaurant staples including potstickers, sweet and sour chicken, and lo mein. (Courtesy Tso Chinese Delivery)
Austin
5:00 AM Dec 31, 2021 CST
Chinese delivery kitchen now serving South and Southwest Austin
Pinthouse Pizza has continued to grow and innovate in recent years. (Trent Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
4:25 AM Dec 31, 2021 CST
Pizzas, Thai fusion and dog-inspired sandwiches: Our featured local eateries from 2021 in Southwest Austin and Dripping Springs
Work on the Oak Hill Parkway project remains a top focus in Southwest Austin. (Courtesy Falcon Sky Photography)
Austin
4:15 AM Dec 30, 2021 CST
Top 10: These were Southwest Austin's most-read stories of 2021
Dr. Rocco Piazza has moved his office to a new, bigger location in Southwest Austin. (Courtesy Rocco Piazza)
Austin
3:00 PM Dec 29, 2021 CST
New doctor's office coming to Southwest Austin, plus three more medical businesses with news
Christy Seguin, owner of Cakes Rock
Austin
7:55 AM Dec 29, 2021 CST
A South Austin star of confectionery decoration looks to expand
Carnivero owner Drew Martinez said the greenhouse is home to more than 20,000 plants at any time. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
1:17 PM Dec 28, 2021 CST
Look back: Seven South Austin business features from 2021
Per the dancehall's recent tradition, honky-tonk singer Weldon Henson will ring in the new year at Mercer Dancehall. (Courtesy Weldon Henson)
Austin
1:40 PM Dec 25, 2021 CST
What to do this New Year's Eve in Southwest Austin
Foster Village founder Chrystal Smith interacts with a foster child at one of the nonprofits' two houses. (Courtesy Chrystal Smith)
Austin
6:00 AM Dec 24, 2021 CST
It takes a village to raise foster children, Dripping Springs nonprofit founder says
Luminations will run through December. (Courtesy Theresa DiMenno)
Austin
5:25 AM Dec 23, 2021 CST
3 holiday strolls in Southwest Austin
Photo of Dripping Springs City Council
Austin
2:51 PM Dec 22, 2021 CST
Dripping Springs provides updates on four priority projects
The Oak Hill Parkway project map shows the road will expand up to fifteen lanes and include two flyovers.
Austin
3:00 AM Dec 22, 2021 CST
15-lane Oak Hill Parkway project sparks concern, optimism in local businesses
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
The Zilker Park trailhead area for the Violet Crown and Barton Springs Greenbelt trails is in line for a makeover in the near future. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
6:15 AM
Austin's Violet Crown Trail could see new entryway, outdoor amenities added in 2022
"The Dude" is the signature burger at Lebowski's Grill. (Olivia Aldridge/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:00 AM
'Big Lebowski'-themed eatery defies expectations in North Austin; New Braunfels venue featured in music video and more top Central Texas news
Wayback Burgers makes cooked-to-order burgers and hand-dipped milkshakes. (Courtesy Wayback Burgers)
Austin
7:00 AM
See 6 eateries coming to Leander-Cedar Park; 960 homes coming to Dripping Springs and more top area news
Bee Cave city leaders and residents are considering how best to grow Central Park over the next several years. (Greg Perliski/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
3:00 PM
A park's purpose: Bee Cave confronts how to grow Central Park
Dr. Richard Rhodes responded to the federal government's plan to invest in higher education, which U.S. President Joe Biden laid out in late April.
Austin
5:26 PM
ACC chancellor: Federal education plan spotlights community colleges
Z'Tejas' chorizo dumplings are served on the Arboretum location's porch. (Iain Oldman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:00 PM
Z'Tejas to open in Avery Ranch; butcher, deli to open in Dripping Springs and more Central Texas news
Cranky Granny’s Sweet Rolls will open its first storefront May 29 in The Domain. (Courtesy Taylor Elliot)
Austin
7:00 PM
Cranky Granny's Sweet Rolls coming to Domain; Texas Beef Traders opens in Lakeway and more Central Texas news
Vaccines are distributed at the Delco Activity Center in Northeast Austin on March 13. Travis County providers are set to receive 58,340 doses the week of March 15. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
2:05 AM
Austin weekly roundup: Masks still required as vaccine distribution slowly marches along
Menu items include barbecue dishes, hot dogs, Bratwurst, sausages, chicken wings, salads, craft beers and sides. (Courtesy Crave Hot Dogs and Barbecue)
Austin
7:00 PM
Crave Hot Dogs and Barbecue opens in Pflugerville and more Central Texas news
The Delco Activity Center in Northeast Austin is a vaccination site for Austin Public Health. (Nicholas Cicale/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
2:15 AM
Austin weekly roundup: Teachers, school staff can now get vaccinated, and essential workers are likely coming next