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Jan. 17, 2007 Postmarks
In Search of the Wild Art
'Cracks in the Pavement' leaves art objects in unexpected spaces throughout the city
June 18, 2004 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Israel Win Gives Dems the Edge in November
Turnout impressive despite ice storms
Jan. 31, 2014 News Feature by Christopher Hooks
Funniest Person in Austin 2010
In the competition's 25th year, the crown goes to comeback kid Lucas Molandes
May 21, 2010 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Film Flam: Neon, Blue Starlite, and Kiss
Movie news, Tim League, and Gene Simmons (not dueting, sadly)
"...guests, big opportunities, and a new home for Austin's drive-in theatre: Time to roll with some local film-related news...."
Jan. 20, 2017 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
As Austin Grows, So Does the Risk of Flood
Forget the 100-year storms. City flooding happens all the time, often right in your backyard.
April 21, 2017 News Feature by Joseph Caterine
Day Trips
"...Storm's Drive-In in Lampasas looks about the same as it..."
July 19, 2002 Column by Gerald E. McLeod
Interstellar
Majesty and mawkishness combine in Christopher Nolan's film about humans' last-ditch attempt to find a habitable planet in another galaxy.
Nov. 7, 2014 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones
There's a Light Beyond These Woods
An unrestrained celebration of Nanci Griffith
"...It was drive-in movies and dashboard lights..."
Feb. 25, 2005 Music Feature by Louis Black
Day Trips: Half-Way Oak, Breckenridge
Citizen uprising turns 200-year-old historic oak into a folk hero
July 1, 2016 Column by Gerald E. McLeod
The Heart of the Community
SXSWedu gathers voices on schools in communities, communities in schools
Feb. 28, 2014 News Feature by Richard Whittaker
Page Two: Free to Be You and Me
'Chronicle' letter-writers and the editors who love them: a field guide
Aug. 3, 2007 Column by Louis Black
Growing Pains
Austin Theatre for Youth Builds on First Season
"...and staged it with all the ardor of a drive-in on a springtime Saturday night, and, for whatever reasons..."
Dec. 6, 1996 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
How Texas Is Texas Wine?
What “Truth in Labeling” means for Texas winemakers and vineyards
April 28, 2017 Food Feature by Veronica Meewes
Letters @ 3AM
Elation is complicated. It can be joy, but it can also be terror – and it can be both, and more
Sept. 14, 2007 Column by Michael Ventura
Ike's Lessons
Galveston's land-use decisions exposed by storm's wrath
"...In other words, the storm's huge death toll and devastation were not only natural..."
Dec. 26, 2008 News Feature by Tom Curtis
Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground
Austin slowly thaws out from an unprecedented – but not entirely unexpected – disaster
Feb. 19, 2021 News Feature by Lina Fisher
Page Two
Anyway you cut it, I-35 is a major problem with no easy solution.
Sept. 20, 2002 Column by Louis Black
Page Two: Inertia, Inverted
It isn't the outside world but oneself that most often determines the nature of experience
Jan. 9, 2009 Column by Louis Black
Supporting Local Farmers and Ranchers Helps Everyone
Back to the soil
March 5, 2021 Food Feature by Jessi Cape
All Together Now
City makes some headway on synchronizing traffic lights
July 21, 2000 News Feature by Jonathan David Carroll
Postmarks
Open Records Good
Sept. 12, 1997 Column
Texas Officials Optimistic as Freezing Temps Approach
Peak energy demand forecast for Friday morning
Feb. 2, 2022 News Post by Kimberly Reeves
Letters at 3am
A bounty to getting older is that you grow tired of the uselessly dramatic aspects of yourself, and most of your fears evaporate
Dec. 5, 2008 Column by Michael Ventura
A League of Their Own
March 12, 1999 Screens Feature by Jesse Sublett
Page Two: The Good Songs We Need to Sing Together and Loud
Celebrating love and resistance at Terry and Jo Harvey Allen's 55th wedding anniversary
July 14, 2017 Column by Louis Black
Postmarks
Good cops and bad cops, radio waverings and global warming warnings.
Feb. 23, 2001 Column
Studio Practice
Canopy tenants love the Eastside artist studio complex, even if they aren't from the Eastside ... or artists
May 3, 2013 Arts Feature by Matthew Irwin
Page Two: Proposition Puzzle
A series of shapes that all fit together, although not like jigsaw pieces
Oct. 31, 2008 Column by Louis Black
Letters at 3AM
We call them "retirees," although in other cultures and eras they would be elders, but if they had anything real to do they wouldn't be coming here to Jean, Nevada.
