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Texas man bartends at popular Sixth Street club. Then he reveals what he makes on a random Wednesday night
'How much are we making tonight?' The post Texas man bartends at popular Sixth Street club. Then he reveals what he makes on a random Wednesday night appeared first on Subplot News .
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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...
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A Texas man parked in Austin airport’s economy lot expecting to walk to his flight, then found a fence blocking his usual route
A traveler at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport says a familiar walking route from the economy parking lot to the terminal is no longer available. The TikTok user, who posts as @kickbuttcoffee , shared his frustration in a video after finding his path blocked by a fence. The story gained traction when reported by BroBible . He explained that he parked in the economy lot as he normally does, saying, “So the economy parking, you can no longer walk from it to the terminal. You have to take the bus.” He added, “I always liked walking, just to move it along and not have to wait for the shuttle bus thing.” The change is tied to ongoing construction at the airport. The new garage is reshaping how people get to the terminal The airport is building a new parking complex known as the Yellow Garage, a project that began in early 2025 and is expected to finish in 2027. Once completed, the garage will feature seven floors and roughly 7,000 parking spaces, along with a pedestrian bridge connecting it to the Blue Garage. The airport has warned that construction activities could lead to shifts in traffic patterns and walking routes. While some
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Dripping Springs resident wins $2.5 million on scratch-off ticket purchased in Austin
AUSTIN, Texas — A Dripping Springs resident is $2.5 million richer after claiming a top prize in a Texas Lottery scratch-off game. According to the Texas Lottery, the winning Lucky 7 Multiplier ticket was purchased at Mom's Convenience Store Inc., located at 10900 W. U.S. Highway 290 in Austin.
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Longhorn Meat Market Triples Down on South Austin With Bigger Brodie Lane Shop
Longhorn Meat Market has traded up for more elbow room in South Austin, opening a 3,500-square-foot shop at 9001 Brodie Lane, Suite A-1, on Friday. The longtime independent butcher is currently running a soft opening at the new address, with a full grand-opening celebration planned for later this winter. The...
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UT Students Rally to Pull Starbucks Coffee Off Campus Menus
Students rallied at the University of Texas at Austin on Thursday and asked campus leaders to stop selling Starbucks coffee until the company reaches a contract with its unionized baristas. The action was scheduled for 2 to 3 p.m., and the Texas AFL-CIO said students would gather with president Leonard...
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Designer Transforms Former Bishop's Residence Into a Colorful Austin Home
Interior designer Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey‘s path to purchasing her maximalist home in Austin is a bit unorthodox: She bought her Spanish Colonial home sight unseen after stumbling across the listing while driving to a project in Connecticut. The former Catholic Church parsonage had served as a bishop’s residence for 40 years, and with its dark wood The post This Designer Bought a Former Bishop's Residence Sight Unseen and Turned It Into a Maximalist Family Home first appeared on Homeworthy.