The state’s marine archaeologist will Central Texas shipwrecks during the February installment of the Williamson Museum’s monthly Salon speakers series. As the State Marine Archeologist at the Texas Historical Commission, Amy Borgens is
Preserving Texas food culture is a big part of the mission of Foodways Texas, so it makes sense that the group’s second symposium (the first in Austin) is dedicated to just that: preservation. The nonprofit announced this week
Just a mile or so east of downtown, you'll find Gourmands Neighborhood Pub, a new restaurant filling a similar but entirely different niche as Easy Tiger Bake Shop and Beer Garden.
David Norman is still thinking about those pretzels in Germany. It's been more than 25 years since he was a student of German literature studying abroad in Munich, but those perfect twists of yeasty dough he fell in love with at the university there have inspired a baking career that has led him to Easy Tiger Bake Shop and Beer Garden, a new restaurant on East Sixth Street that, if you look closely, is an homage to the German foodways that connect Central Texas to its European roots.
• Moving: The South Austin location of Kerbey Lane Cafe has moved from its home at 2700 S. Lamar Blvd.
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Crooked bank manager Lorna Keary faces jailKent OnlineKeary, who had previously been a commercial manager at the Tunbridge Wells branch, said she accepted there had been a fraud committed at HSBC between 2006 and 2009 and the culprit must have been an employee. But she denied being the perpetrator. |
A crooked bank manager who salted away tens of thousands of pounds using false accounts is facing a jail sentence.
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Weather road closures and power outagesAustin NewsKXAN viewers are reporting power outages in Pflugerville near Wells Branch and Dessau areas. KXAN viewer Luce Garcia from Pflugerville says water has flooded her garage and is coming up to her front door. For more on the weather situation, ...and more » |
Williamson County has added 287 miles of roadway since voters approved $578 million in bonds in 2000 and 2006 for county road projects.
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