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In this week's "Food-o-File," Food Editor Virginia B. Wood tells us about Austin restaurants at a Fever Pitch, a Shack Attack, Asti's Farm to Table dinner, and much more.

Losing Library Time

Index

Mike Clark-Madison previews the Place 4 City Council race.

News shorts

US Rep. Lloyd Doggett's request to turn acres of green space along Bull Creek into a subdivision gets postponed by the Planning Commission when city staff have more questions than Doggett can answer.

by Virginia B. Wood & the Cuisines staff

Local news this week in Austin.

A New Year and those who didn't and almost didn't make it

Our readers talk back.

The Risks and Rewards of Being a Woman In Austin's High Tech World

The details about how to benefit the Austin Museum of Art while eating, the news on four new restaurants, and what to expect during Texas Wine Month.

"The moment I walked into Lucky Dog on Spicewood Springs Road," Cuisines writer MM Pack writes, "I knew I wasn't in Austin hot-dog land. For one thing, people working there were wearing Bulls' caps, and they hadn't learned to pronounce those flat As in Longview."

Lloyd Doggett’s 40 acres stand in the path of a proposed extension to the Bull Creek Greenbelt, but he’d rather develop the property into houses than sell the land to the city.

Virginia B. Wood explains why Texas Folklife Resources' new exhibit "The Welcoming Table" is worth a visit and updates readers on local culinary news.

Horse Camps

In this week's edition of Food-o-file, Austin Chronicle Cuisines editor Virginia B. Wood goes on a mini-rant and updates readers on local restaurant news.

public access debate surrounds preservation issue

Austin's new pizza sellers, hints on how to find out of print cookbooks, ice cream novelties, and updates on the changes in Austin's restaurant scene.

Public Notice is noticing a lot of public service types getting into the holiday spirit. Events big and small are happening all over town, as are opportunities to give, give, give, and give some more.