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Arts and History: The Way the Culture Crumbles
Cuts run deep for arts, historic preservation, and libraries
Texas Historical Commission
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Nay to Ney Landscape Plans
Hyde Park residents fear PARD landscaping plan could harm Elisabet Ney Museum
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Downtown Mural Awaits a New Home
Rescue mission in works for Seymour Fogel mural filling wall on second story of former tax office
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Funding TP&W: No Walk Through the Park
Texas’ parks come one step closer to funding they need to reverse years of budgetary-shortfall-induced decay
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Funding Texas’ Parks and Wildlife: No Walk Through the Park
Parks may finally get more funding, but advocates are wary of shifting some assets to the Texas Historical Commission
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The Capitol-View Corridors Conundrum
Downtown Commission gearing up for battle as it begins process of assessing status of city’s 35 Capitol-view corridors
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History vs. “Progress”
I-35 expansion opponents from Eastside neighborhoods plan to apply for national historic area designation and promise to fight TxDOT along the way to salvage historic structures in their neighborhood.
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Will He, Would He, Woodlawn?
Austin investor Jeff Sandefer plans to buy Woodlawn, the sprawling 22-room Pease Mansion in West Austin’s Enfield neighborhood.
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Preserving Planet Texas
Outdoor-loving Texans can thank the federal government for requiring the state to firm up its state parks planning over the next decade.
