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Down in southwest Austin, work continues on the Texas Department of Transportation's Oak Hill Parkway project, a seven-mile-long expansion and reconfiguration project officials said has been more than 30 years in development.

At a Feb. 27 meeting, City Council unanimously approved a request for proposal to create the city’s first income-restricted multifamily housing project on the 22-acre city-owned tract of land along the south side of Bee Cave Parkway and west of Skaggs Drive.

About a year after opening in Austin, The Kroger Co. will be closing its delivery facility and laying off workers.

Vacation plans

Bourbon and music, bourbon in the Big Easy, bourbon meets Kevin Bacon—see what’s flowing at these upcoming events

For the third year in a row, Bee Cave and Lakeway hosted the Special Olympics Winter Games, a regional competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Prior to the resigning Bee Cave City Manager Clint Garzas tearful farewell at his last City Council meeting Feb. 27, he introduced several new points of discussion to the council, including affordable housing plans, donation reform and council member compensation increases.

The city of Bee Cave is moving forward with a plan to create a workforce housing development.

No truck with a RAM badge has ever been as luxurious or lavish as this new twin-turbo high output pickup

State Rep. Ellen Troxclair, R-Lakeway, is hoping to hang onto her seat in the sprawling Texas House District 19, which spans west of Austin and includes Burnet and Fredericksburg. However, some of the votes she took last year unearthed a challenger in Kyle Biedermann, a retired state representative who's now attempting a political comeback.