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Temple voters reject $15M bond proposal for new Sammons Community Center
TEMPLE, Texas (KWTX) — Temple voters have rejected Proposition A, turning down a proposal to issue up to $15 million in general obligation bonds to replace the century-old Sammons Community Center, according to unofficial election results released Wednesday by the City of Temple. The proposition asked voters whether the...
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Veterans Day 2026 Free Meals and Restaurant Discounts in Austin: Where Local Veterans Can Find Deals November 11
From free breakfasts and barbecue to burgers, steakhouse specials and complimentary coffee, restaurants across Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and surrounding communities are offering Veterans Day deals on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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‘Teen Mom’ Alum Farrah Abraham Sets Sight on 2028 Austin Mayor Race After Disastrous City Council Loss
Farrah Abraham didn’t come close to winning her race for city council in Austin, Texas — but all is well, as the former Teen Mom star has seemingly pivoted her political goals to the 2028 Austin mayoral race. “Austin Future Mayor ’28,” Abraham, 35, added to her Instagram bio shortly after taking an L in […]
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Emergency bridge closure causes indefinite traffic detour
On Oct. 30, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) announced the eastern bridge on FM 3002 over Lake Ray Roberts will be closed until further notice. TxDOT underwater bridge inspectors found damage to one of the columns on the structure last week. They closed the bridge and put a detour in place to move traffic around the bridge.
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Austin Team Could Plan Dangerous-Building Demolition Authorization Within 96 Hours
Permitting and Development Center — Reported Board Appeals Meeting Venue. Austin officials are pushing a plan that would have a dangerous premises team work to plan demolition authorization for dangerously unsafe buildings within 96 hours, a dramatic speedup from a standard process that currently can drag on for months. The proposal, outlined in an October 30 memorandum from Austin Development Services, would create a new emergency pathway for structures that pose an immediate threat to public safety, separate from the city's usual code-enforcement pipeline.