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Why do people drive across Texas for a cheeseburger at this tiny Austin shack?
Some burger joints open and close before anyone learns their name. This one has been flipping patties in Austin since 1926, back when the floors were plain dirt and the whole operation fit around a single flat-top grill. Families have made it a tradition across three and four generations. Grandparents...
whatnow.com
Dave’s Hot Chicken plans new location in Kyle
Dave’s Hot Chicken is planning a new restaurant in Kyle, Texas, with renovation work expected to begin in early 2027. The proposed restaurant is planned for 301 Kyle Park Ave., Kyle, TX 78640. According to project details filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the development involves a 2,727-square-foot tenant finish-out for the fast-casual restaurant.
Guessing Headlights
Texas Tesla Robotaxi Passenger Takes Three Rides, Notices Something Strange About Every Route
A passenger in Austin, Texas, decided to try Tesla’s Robotaxi service three times in one day. By the second ride, something about the routes had caught his attention. The cars seemed to be going much ... Read more
Yahoo!
Beloved community grocery store to close after 10 years in Central Texas
A beloved neighborhood grocery store is closing its doors in Central Texas this month after a decade in business. Dia's Market & Deli in Austin announced on social media that it will be shuttering at the end of November. Owner David Hopper chronicled the business's history and explained why they...
CBS Austin
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.
KXAN
Central Texas families left scrambling after district cuts bus route for special needs students
Some families depended on bus service for their special needs children from their homes to a group bus stop for the Texas School for the Deaf. This school year, Hays CISD eliminated the route to the bus stop due to budget cuts.
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Fredericksburg Standard
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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.