Are You Local? Crit Group Reunion Redefines What it Means to be an Austin Artist

Two-part retrospective exhibition brings local creatives together, and to the main gallery

"...As planning began, the curators made a decisive effort to listen..."

Nov. 19, 2021 Arts Feature by Vivie Behrens

Public Notice: Park Potables Panned at Planning

Beer and wine sales at Barton Springs? Maybe not.

"...Zilker Park Can Austin Return to Nature?"), the city Planning Commission was asked last night to give a thumbs..."

Oct. 29, 2021 News Column by Nick Barbaro

City Council: On South Lamar, Who Can We Trust?

With new zoning, housing project developer commits to some income-restricted units

"...rezone all seven tracts as MF-6, the most intense multifamily zoning category, which has a height limit of 90..."

Oct. 22, 2021 News Feature by Austin Sanders

With the Music Lineup Rolling Out, South by Southwest 2022 Finally Feels Real

Maxo Kream, Monaleo, W.I.T.C.H., and Vitreous Humor highlight drop

"...that 243 music acts, spanning six continents, are currently planning trips to Austin for SXSW’s music week, running March..."

Oct. 20, 2021 Music Post by Kevin Curtin

At Council: More Apartments, North and South

Council considers two zoning cases facing opposition from surrounding neighbors

"...face opposition from surrounding neighbors. One is a proposed multifamily project at 2700 S. Lamar, bringing about 450 units..."

Oct. 15, 2021 News Feature by Austin Sanders

Out There in the Fresh Air With Utopia, Old Settler's, and Kerrville Folk Festival

Fall fests coax us from the metropolis

"...in a particular stretch of that hallmarked by campable family­-friendly events outside the city limits...."

Oct. 15, 2021 Music Feature by Kevin Curtin

Public Notice: For Further Consideration...

So yeah, let’s really get serious about housing in Austin

"...proposal to allow a second unit on virtually all single­-family lots was scuttled, ironically, by Greg Casar and Steve..."

Oct. 8, 2021 News Column by Nick Barbaro

Solving Georgian Acres' Mobility Problem With Buses, Bikes, and Scooters

Solar-powered mobility hub planned for "transit desert"

"...Jun­feng Jiao, an associate professor of community and regional planning at the UT School of Architecture, and it can..."

Oct. 1, 2021 News Feature by Lina Fisher

Austin at Large: Your House Is Our House

Reconnecting to a vision of an Austin where everyone can live, despite our failures

"...One of my oldest and dearest family friends, decades after moving to Austin, is now finally..."

Sept. 24, 2021 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Day Trips: Big Ike, Denison

Giant bust of DDE welcomes visitors to his birthplace

"...he claimed Abilene, Kan., as his hometown. The Eisenhower family had returned to Kansas before Ike's second birthday. The..."

Sept. 17, 2021 Column by Gerald E. McLeod

Winning the 50th Anniversary Pillsbury Bake-Off

Austin’s Julie Holden scores big with a cookie/pancake hybrid

"...got super-organized so I could continue to feed my family. I’ve always been the cook in the family, and..."

Sept. 14, 2021 Food Post by Wayne Alan Brenner

LBJ Library at 50: An Interview With Betty Sue Flowers

The Library's director from 2002 to 2009 on her time at the helm

"...with the best staff and the most supportive first family...."

Aug. 26, 2021 Arts Post by Robert Faires

Titane to Open Fantastic Fest 2021

Cannes winner heads up this year's lineup

"...with his religious horror, Agnes: and, proving that the family that films together wins together, Toby Poser, Zelda Adams,..."

Aug. 6, 2021 Screens Post

Austin at Large: It’s Good to Try New Things

We could build more decent housing for all Austinites if we rethink what’s “normal”

"...up existing lots, and decades later it required neighborhood planning teams to adopt special "small lot amnesty" tools to..."

July 30, 2021 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Peanut Butter? Once Again.

Because it shouldn’t be indistinguishable from, say, cake frosting

"...the most popular brands of P.B. unless you’re also planning on having your name legally changed to Stay-Puft, right?..."

July 19, 2021 Food Post by Wayne Alan Brenner

HAAM’s CEO Reenie Collins Announces Retirement

Community leader puts herself out to pasture

"...purchased a small farm in Round Top with her family and will now retire. Farm living remains a long-held..."

July 14, 2021 Music Post by Kevin Curtin

Austin Looks for Routes Out of Its Homelessness Crisis

Under pressure, the city experiments with fast and sustainable strategies

"...initally funded by the CARES Act, and $250,000 for pre-planning a potentially larger investment in mental health and substance..."

July 9, 2021 News Feature by Austin Sanders

With Equity in Mind, Austin Embarks on Bringing Its History Up to Date

So many more stories to tell

"...project, as Cara Bertron of the city's Housing and Planning Depart­ment describes it, has a deceptively simple goal. A..."

July 2, 2021 News Feature by Clara Ence Morse

Hit Brewery Row to Choose Your Own Austin FC Home Match Beer Adventure

How to get a little matchy-matchy with the city's first top-tier sports club and its many superb beer options

"...up. And while the countryside brewery is still in planning, the current version of Circle remains a nifty little..."

June 18, 2021 Features Feature by Eric Puga

ATX Screen News: E3, AFS, and More

AFS Cinema, Arkane Studios' vampire nightmare, and the return of Hypnotic

"...by Greenland writer Chris Sparling, will follow the Garrity family and the other survivors as they trek across a..."

June 18, 2021 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker

City Council and Staff Push and Pull Over Campsites and Transit Oriented Development

OK, how about here?

"...by the Federal Transit Administration to conduct a TOD planning study along Project Connect's proposed Blue Line (from Downtown..."

June 4, 2021 News Feature by Austin Sanders

One in a Crowd: Hi.

Local filmmaker Olivia Nash is crowdfunding Hi., her new Austin-made romantic drama

"...also writes and directs) is struggling to get past family trauma that could destroy her chance at love before..."

May 28, 2021 Screens Column

A Strange Storm in The Clearing at Other Worlds

Appalachian horror will be part of this weekend's Return to the Galaxy all-dayer

"...effects as Ivana is forced to face her own family legacy, one of "generational trauma that has cycled through..."

May 21, 2021 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker

Opinion: Time to Retrofit Our City for the Transit System Voters Approved

Mayor Pro Tem Natasha Harper-Madison offers a manifesto of sorts for transit-oriented development

"...we also need to work toward far more inclusive planning processes than the ones we've relied upon for way..."

May 14, 2021 Column by Natasha Harper-Madison

Council Recap: Hey, Remember That Thing We Asked You to Do?

City Council revisits resilience hubs and Rainey Street density

"...by most of the homeowners in the predominantly Latinx single­-family neighborhood that Rainey once was...."

April 16, 2021 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

The Verde Report: The End of the Beginning for Austin FC

Major League Soccer’s 27th franchise officially debuts – finally! – on Saturday against Los Angeles Football Club

"...team of 20-25 to make Austin's presence felt. "We're planning to be outside the stadium to make some noise..."

April 16, 2021 Sports Column by Eric Goodman

Austin at Large: On the Ground, in the Sky

Council tackles Austin’s intractable housing crisis in several dimensions

"...Sanders has the month off, after he and his family welcomed new girl on the block Penelope on April..."

April 9, 2021 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Public Notice: Devil’s in the Details, Part 47

Why can't we walk the walk on housing?

"...during the CodeNext process. Back in April 2018, the Planning Commission's Residential Working Group introduced an amendment that would..."

April 2, 2021 News Column by Nick Barbaro

The Only Constant on Congress Is Change

Liz Lambert chronicles being both sides of the gentrification debate in Through the Plexi-Glass

"...sparked the gentrification of South Congress" – the evergreen city-planning hot button that hovers over the film. In something..."

March 19, 2021 Screens Feature by Anne S. Lewis

Taming the Screaming Toddler That Is Social Media

SXSW Online panel seeks to “unravel the social dilemma”

"...best, social media is a way to connect with family and friends, discover and share ideas, enjoy entertainment, and..."

March 17, 2021 SXSW Post by Kat McNevins

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