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With a New Executive Director, Dormant Art Alliance Austin Rebrands as A3
After pausing programming at the onset of the pandemic, long-running nonprofit Art Alliance Austin is prepping a re-emergence under new name A3. Led by newly appointed Executive Director Laura Esparza, the organization has announced plans to limit event planning and prioritize fundraising. The organization has undergone numerous changes since its...
Going to the free Texas volleyball scrimmage Saturday? Here are 5 things to watch
Fans can get their first look at a Texas volleyball team trying to secure its spot in the history books when UTSA visits Gregory Gym for a preseason scrimmage Saturday. This season, the Longhorns can become just the second women’s volleyball program to win three consecutive national titles since the NCAA sanctioned the...
Repeat auto theft suspect set for probation revocation hearing next week
His records show he served spurts of jail time in some cases, and received probation in others. He now has a hearing set for next week to discuss revoking the option for probation and not allowing him to post bond. Jail records show he is currently in custody.
Longhorns Kelvin Banks & Trey Moore Selected to Lombardi Award Preseason Watch List
The Lombardi Award is presented annually to the best college lineman, either offensive or defensive, who also most exhibits the traits of former Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi.
Matt and Bob Podcast Recap: The Sphere, Toxic Tuesday, Austin Gamblers PBR
MONDAY – 8-12 Best Of Matt and Bob (Powered by Chuy) The guys are out for their Vegas weekend on Monday, so you heard The Best of Matt and Bob episodes!. TUESDAY 8-13 Vegas Eats, The Dead and Watch Yourself. The boys return from their big Vegas trip! They...
Sam’s Club Benefit No Longer Offered to Texas Shoppers
At eighty-two different locations across Texas including the cities of Beaumont, Tyler, Texarkana, College Station, and Longview, shoppers in Texas can load up on oversized portions of the items they use every day. Such is the life of a Sam's Club Shopper. You don't really need six gallons of mayonnaise but the price is too hard to pass up, right?
The Oldest Elementary School In Texas Also Has A Cemetery on Campus
It's back to school season and while some Texas students will be attending classrooms built in brand new schools, other students will be learning in buildings that are older. Texas has some very old, historic schools. Some of the oldest schools in Texas date back to the 1870's and they have character and history. Of course, all elementary schools have classrooms, playgrounds, and a cafeteria. But one Texas elementary school has something much different in addition to those rooms.
With start of new school year, districts look ahead at funding
Most school districts across Texas have now returned to class, and administrators are looking forward. More districts are dealing with budget shortfalls as federal pandemic relief runs out, and their costs increase.
Two Texas Cities Among Most Bed Bug Infected in the U.S.
Austin, TX? Maybe Houston, TX? Which Texas cities do you think are the most big-infected? How do Texas metros stack up to the rest of the country when it comes to fending... or not fending off these tiny pests?. Let's start with some "good" news. On the previous Orkin's Bed...
RRC proposes significant overhaul of oil & gas waste management rules
Aug. 16—AUSTIN — Railroad Commission of Texas Commissioners voted to publish for public comment proposed amendments that are critical to updating the agency's rules regulating waste management facilities. This is the first overhaul of RRC's waste management rules in four decades. Groundwater protection is a major factor in the rule amendments, and they also take into consideration the need for ...
Texas Instruments awarded $1.6B to build semiconductor plants
Texas Instruments is set to receive up to $1.6 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act to support the construction of three semiconductor plants in Texas and Utah, the company announced Friday. The funding will go toward building two new fabrication plants in Sherman, Texas, and a third in Lehi, Utah. “The historic…
Texas likely undercounting heat-related deaths
On a scorching May 2020 day that topped out at 95 degrees, Austin resident José Mario Calles reported to his landscaping job. A lawsuit later filed by Calles’ family recounted what happened next: The 51-year-old, who financially supported his wife and kids in El Salvador, fainted. He was rushed to the hospital and spent two nights being treated for a heart condition and diabetes, both known to make people more vulnerable to heat.
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