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The Lake Travis school district has canceled all classes on Monday, including remote classes. In a letter to students and families, Superintendent Paul Norton said many teachers, bus drivers and other staff are still dealing with water and power outages. He also said that mechanical and support operations have not been in service since Feb. 11, when schools were closed for a staff development day. "This includes HVAC units as well as food and transportation services," Norton said. "We do not...

Chris Cubas and Maris Clegg, is dedicated to providing free meals (of red beans and rice, andouille sausage, cornbread, fruit, dessert, and a drink) to Austinites in need. "On Tuesdays, we will provide a link to sign up for a free home-made meal delivered to you with safety in mind," goes their announcement on Facebook. "There is no judgment and the form is anonymous. If you have been affected by the impact of Covid-19 or are having a hard time, we would like to make a small portion of your d...

Austin 360 Update, Feb. 19: As temperatures rise above freezing and road conditions clear up some, heres where some major stores in Central Texas stand Friday. Expect limited stock across the board. • Austin-area • Central Market on North Lamar Boulevard will be open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday; the Westgate locations remains closed. • Many Randalls in the area will close early on Friday, but the hours vary from store to store. For example, the Ben White Boulevard and Research Bouleva...

7 things to know in Austin food: Anticipated Korean BBQ spot fires up Jjim is now open at Lamar Union. Openings An anticipated Korean concept is now cooking in South Austin. Located in the Lamar Union development at 1100 S. Lamar Blvd., Jjim Korean Braised BBQ practices its namesake Korean method of slow cooking, or braising, meat until tender. The concept is the latest from CKN hospitality, the powerhouse group behind Donkey Mo’s Korean Fried Chicken and Roba Katsu. On the menu are two t...

Herman: A frigid taste of Minnesota in Central Texas Ken Herman, Austin American-Statesman © Ken Herman/American-Statesman The Monday morning view from columnist Ken Hermans front door. It’s awfully cold in Austin. Rolling blackouts are rolling through Rollingwood. The Bee Cave bees are buzzing about the cold. They’re dripping the faucets in Dripping Springs. Its going to be below or around freezing in Round Rock for a few more days. And, of course, it’s pfrighteningly ...

Herman: A frigid taste of Minnesota in Central Texas Ken Herman, Austin American-Statesman © Ken Herman/American-Statesman The Monday morning view from columnist Ken Hermans front door. It’s awfully cold in Austin. Rolling blackouts are rolling through Rollingwood. The Bee Cave bees are buzzing about the cold. They’re dripping the faucets in Dripping Springs. Its going to be below or around freezing in Round Rock for a few more days. And, of course, it’s pfrighteningly ...

Austin Public Librarys in-house Cookbook eatery is remaining pandemically closed, yes, but theyre briefly popping up (like a sort of pastry-bedecked Whack-a-Mole!) to present a special dessert menu available for Valentine’s weekend. Listen: Raspberry sweetie rolls, personalized cookie cakes, a dozen confectionary roses, a mimosa kit, and wines by the bottle – all available via easy online ordering, with contactless curbside pickup. Just select your preferred pickup day and time and your p...

Earlier this week we celebrated Groundhog Day. Punxsutawney Phil didnt see his shadow, and predicted six more weeks of winter. Well here in Central Texas we went with Bee Cave Bob, an armadillo that predicted an early Spring. I put my faith in Ol Bee Cave Bob, but now Im hearing of an arctic blast heading our way next week that could bring snow with it. Its like deja vu all over again. According to our news and weather partners at KWTX, Meteorologist Camille Hoxworth is reporting that our wea...

Punxsutawney Phil predicts another forecast, but who named this groundhog the seer of all seers? Author: Colleen Campbell (KYTX) Updated: 12:10 PM CST February 2, 2021 TYLER, Texas — The origins of Groundhog Day began in western Pennsylvania back in 1887 and although it is celebrated today, the traditions have changed up a bit. Western Pennsylvanian settlers brought with them the traditional Christian holiday feast, Candlemas. This was an event where candles w...

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