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Meet the nurse practitioners making a difference at Pain Specialists of America
Austin, TX — Helping Central Texans get back to living the lives they love! From personalized treatment plans to compassionate, one-on-one care, the nurse practitioners at Pain Specialists of America play an essential role in helping patients manage chronic pain. And during National Nurse Practitioner Week, we're celebrating the dedicated healthcare professionals who make that care possible!
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Harken development moves forward with City Council’s recent approval
The proposed Harken Project in Lockhart is making headlines again following the City Council’s Nov. 5 meeting, but the project itself is hardly new. Plans for the massive development, named Spencewood, have been discussed for more than two years, and much of what residents are hearing today was already reported in the July 16 edition of the Lockhart Post-Register.
KXAN
Student News Now: Plane carrying Austin family crashes in Florida
This week on Student News Now, investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board announced they've completed the on-scene investigation into a Learjet crash that killed all nine people on board, including a family of four from Austin.
CBS Austin
H-E-B’s Home for the Holidays returns Saturday, Nov. 14th, with free family fun
H-E-B is welcoming the holiday season with its annual Home for the Holidays celebration Saturday, November 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event features Santa visits, letters to the North Pole, children’s crafts, local choir performances and food samples. Activities vary by store, with each location creating its own holiday theme.
hoodline.com
Austin Bold FC Collapsed, Now Ex-Mavs GM and COTA Boss Trade Fraud Claims
Austin Bold FC played its last match in October 2021, a draw against the Charlotte Independence, and never returned to the pitch. The lower-division soccer club went dark for the 2022 season amid a planned relocation that was supposed to land it a new stadium in Fort Worth under new ownership led by former Dallas Mavericks general manager Donnie Nelson. That stadium never materialized, and five years later the team's former owners are suing each other in Texas business court, each accusing the other of fraud.
culturemap.com
Proposed Austin skyscraper could be the new tallest tower in Texas
A new proposed skyscraper could soon change the look of Downtown Austin's skyline, with plans calling for a building that could potentially surpass the tallest tower in Texas. The proposed development, known as Project Bolo, would transform an existing parking lot at the corner of Congress Avenue and Fourth Street into a high-rise building, directly across from Frost Bank Tower.
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Narcotics Shipped Nationwide: Texas Man Sentenced to 13 Years in Federal Drug Conspiracy Case in Kentucky
COVINGTON, Ky. — A 31-year-old Texas man has been sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for his role in an online narcotics trafficking operation that shipped more than 3,000 parcels from the Austin, Texas, area to customers nationwide, including in Kentucky. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern...
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True Crime News
Former Army officer gets life sentence for 2023 shooting spree
AUSTIN, Texas (TCN) -- Following an eight-day capital murder trial, a 37-year-old man was found guilty of killing four people in Austin, Texas, in 2023, and was sentenced to life in prison. Shane James, a former Army officer, allegedly shot his parents, Phyllis James and Shane James Sr., in the...
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Online Furniture Brand Article Lands First Austin Store at Great Hills Market
Article, the furniture brand that has built its business mostly through online sales, is opening its first Austin store at Great Hills Market in northwest Austin. The 9,000-square-foot shop at 9828 Great Hills Trail is scheduled to open during the first three months of 2027, bringing a physical storefront to a city that already ranks among the company's top 15 U.S. markets for e-commerce orders.
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Urth Caffè takes shape at former Cenote site after demolition dispute
A new café is taking shape around the remains of a historic façade in East Austin. Crews have poured the foundations and begun framing Urth Caffè at 1010 E. César Chávez St., months after the city halted demolition work of much of the 1880s house that once held Cenote. A separate bakery commissary is also under construction around the corner at 104 Medina St.
Essentially Sports
“Don’t Really Have a Lot To Give You”: Texas HC Without Answers Around Madison Booker’s Awkward Fall During Game vs South Dakota State
The Texas Longhorns cruised to a 93-63 win over the South Dakota State Jackrabbits, but the victory came with a worrying moment. Star player Madison Booker exited the game early with what appeared to be a back injury, leaving the team with concerns. Head coach Vic Schaefer has since provided an update on Booker’s condition, although he admitted he had “not much” to share. “Not much. I don’t really have a lot to give you right now,” Texas HC Vic Schaefer told reporters, according to On3’s Tyler Horka. “We’ll see how she responds and go from there. mean, you think about it. Madison Booker didn’t...