Sunset Valley
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Check This Action: Speedy Sparks 1945-2025
Joe “King” Carrasco & El Molina, Texas Tornados, Sir Douglas Quintet, LeRoi Brothers, Texas Mavericks, Alvin Crow & the Pleasant Valley Boys, Roky Erickson, James Hand, the Bizarros, the Nortons, Teddy & the Tall Tops, Mystic Knights of the Sea, Pops & the Spirit Uncles, Rhythm Rats, TG BAD (Two Guitars, Bass And Drums), Lazy Lester, Koolerators, Gulf Coast Playboys.
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Madison Booker Injury Update: Latest News on Texas Star After Hard Fall
If you were making a list of all the players in the world of women’s college basketball who would hurt their team the most if they were lost to injury, Madison Booker would be near the top of it. The Texas Longhorns’ superstar is as gifted offensively as any...
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Mystery $67M Warehouse Breaks Ground Near Tesla's Austin Gigafactory This Month
A confidential $67 million construction project is poised to break ground this month just three miles from Tesla's Austin headquarters, with state filings describing a massive one-story warehouse built for a client nobody will name. Known as Project Juniper, the development carries a stated project value of $67 million and...
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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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Homeworthy
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.
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Brian Harman’s Texas love affair continues near top of Austin Invitational leaderboard
AUSTIN, Texas — Brian Harman has enough reasons to feel at home in Texas. Now he has another one. An outdoorsman who hunts, fishes and manages several hundred acres of timberland back home in Georgia, has long seemed like a natural fit in the Lone Star State. He already owns a Texas-sized trophy from his victory at the 2025 Valero Texas Open. He has the cowboy boots that came with it, too. And after getting to 11 under at the Austin Championship presented by Compliance Solutions, Harman is once again hanging around near the top of a leaderboard in Texas. “I won the Texas Open, man,” Harman said when asked if there was something about the state that suited him. “I just like Texas, it’s a nice place.” Austin works for him, too. More: Austin Championship merchandise gets Texas makeover after Good Good sponsorship fallout Harman said he hasn’t spent a ton of time in the city beyond competing in the former WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play and making a couple of vacation trips. He twice finished in the top 10 at Austin Country Club before that event was taken off the schedule. “I enjoy the city,” he said. “Yeah, I
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.
CBS Austin
Weekend Check Nov 13-15: Wurstfest, disco fashion, books, and Austin artists
AUSTIN, Texas — Ready to polka, shop for local art, or spend a day among books and authors? There’s plenty happening around Central Texas this weekend, November 13–15. Wurstfest is wrapping up its 65th year in New Braunfels. The German-Texas festival at Landa Park runs through Sunday, November 15, with live music, dancing, food, carnival rides and entertainment on five stages.