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Five Films at Cine Las Americas

The best movies from the Spanish and Portuguese diaspora and Indigenous peoples at the annual film festival

"...June 11, 12:30pmGalaxy Highland, 6700 Middle Fiskville (English and Cree/Tla'amin with English subtitles) Amor y matemáticas..."

June 2, 2023 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker

Leander Puts Controversial Library Policies On Hold

Many questions still unanswered in wake of June protests

"...it would fully protect children visiting the library, although TLA’s letter expressly stated: “requiring any outside presenters … to..."

July 19, 2019 News Post by Nick Yeager

Legislative Bill Would Hide How the Sausage Is Made

HB 4181 would add new exemptions for legislative records from open records requests

"...whether the Legislature is trying to "hide something," the TLA reported: "The bill would exempt Legislative Branch records from..."

May 17, 2019 News Feature by Michael King

Texas librarians love their ink

"...in the calendar pages of "The Tattooed Ladies of TLA," a 40-page calendar benefiting the TLA Library Disaster Relief..."

July 28, 2009 Books Post by Kimberley Jones

State Budget Wars Spawn Tiff Over TIF

The Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund -- and the have-nots it supports -- fights to avoid an early death by budget ax.

March 7, 2003 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Texas Book Festival 2002 Book Reviews

Accept the premise that no work of historical fiction dealing with Native Americans can match Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian and you're on your way to appreciating David Marion Wilkinson's Oblivion's Altar for what it is," writes James McWilliams. "An entertaining, imaginative, and historically informed story about the ruthless displacement of the Cherokee Nation from its Georgia homeland."

"...kinsmen that "where [Americans] walked, they ruled." Ridge, or Kah-nung-da-tla-geh, is a "mixed breed" who was called by the..."

Nov. 15, 2002 Books Feature by James McWilliams

"...TLA, which offers insurance to its members that protects them..."

Jan. 3, 1997 News Feature

Allison Russell

The Scoot Inn

Austin Greek Festival
at Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church

The Talk: A Pep Rally Purity Play at The Vortex

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