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Going hog wild for ice cream
Angry Hog in Austin opens ice cream shop Beer floats, they’re a thing, and thanks to Angry Hog Brewery and Tap Room, you now have the opportunity to give it a try with the addition of the Angry Hog Ice Cream Shoppe. Opened this May, the shop offers over 20 flavors along with a […] The post Going hog wild for ice cream appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
In Your Community: Wolfe siblings get together to celebrate milestones
Five siblings, who graduated from Austin High School game together in April in Gainesville, Georgia to celebrate all of them being at least 80 years old. All five — Ronald, Jon, Lynette, Maurice and Gordon — attended St. John’s Lutheran School in Austin, for elementary and grade school education. Each graduated from Austin High School, […] The post In Your Community: Wolfe siblings get together to celebrate milestones appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Bob Ross’ legacy lives on in new ‘The Joy of Painting’ series
A new generation can learn how to paint happy trees and to make happy accidents with a TV series teaching the Bob Ross -method of painting using some of the prolific artist’s work that have never been seen before. Before Ross died in 1995 from cancer, he had completed seven paintings to use in season […] The post Bob Ross’ legacy lives on in new ‘The Joy of Painting’ series appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Austin's Own Kaiah Gibson Shines, Heads to National Singing Contest
Riverland Community College is acknowledging the achievement of Kaiah Gibson, a first-year music student from Austin, who has qualified for the national competition in classical voice and musical theatre. Her qualification follows a successful performance at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) regional competition, held in mid-February. The event drew participants from several states and provinces, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Photos: Canoemobile returns to take students for a river tour
For another year, the Canoemobile returned to Austin to afford Austin and area students the chance to paddle up and down the Cedar River. The activity is week-long and not only includes canoe trips on the water, but activities along the river’s shore as well. The post Photos: Canoemobile returns to take students for a river tour appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
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