For more than five decades, Lala’s Little Nugget (2207 Justin Lane) has been dubbed one of the most endearing bars …
History
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When many people are asked who created the American flag, their first answer is Betsy Ross, which may or may …
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In the (almost) 200 years since the small colony that would become Austin was chartered, the city has evolved at …
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Did you know that North America’s largest urban bat population calls Austin home – where they remain in residence through …
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In 19th century Texas, educating young people – in the absence of public funds – fell to the family or …
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On July 4, 1884, “The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World” was presented to Levi P.
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Environmental activism has long been a cornerstone of The University of Texas at Austin.
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Union Oyster House in Boston began serving food in 1826 and continues to this day.
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Thursday, Oct. 17 marks five decades since Willie Nelson stepped onto the iconic wooden stage at PBS Studio 6A to …
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Historically speaking, April 25 looms large in the Lone Star State; insofar as Texas-related trivia is concerned, this notable date …
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Beyond roaring in like a lion (and ambling out like a lamb), March marks Texas History Month – prime time …
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On the heels of its independence from Mexico in March 1836, the Republic of Texas had various sites for its …
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In 1965, Austin Parks and Rec invited the community at large to gather around the glow of a festive fire …
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The Great Seal of the United States of America, fashioned from brass and measuring 2 1/16 inches in diameter, made …
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More than four decades ago, a meeting of the minds behind SaferWay and Clarksville Natural Grocery landed Whole Foods Market …
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Upon its founding in the late 19th century, the University of Texas rendered Austin – a locale largely tied to …
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It’s hard to imagine Austin without its bats. However, they didn’t arrive until 1982 with the expansion of the Congress …
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The city of Austin assumed its position at the epicenter of America’s tech landscape in the midst of the 1960s
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While the Emancipation Proclamation ostensibly took effect at the stroke of midnight on January 1, 1863, freedom for more than …
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In 2019, Jackie Venson made music history when she became the first Black woman to win Best Guitarist at the …
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Dean Young (1955-2022) was the poet laureate of Texas in 2014 and taught at the University of Texas at Austin …
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Willie Nelson’s 1972 arrival in “The Live Music Capital of the World” proved epic in Austin’s music history.
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Karen Nyberg earned her Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1998, studying human thermoregulation …
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On March 11, 1878 eight young Black men enrolled at the Alta Vista Agricultural College – the first public college …
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The site once called Waterloo, located at the confluence of the Colorado River and the current Shoal Creek, was purchased …
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A dozen decades after its dedication, Texans for the Right to Read is encouraging residents of the Lone Star State …
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The Carver Museum ATX is celebrating February in style with a copious calendar of programming in honor of Black History …
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Since opening its doors 136 years ago, several spooky spectres have been rumored to haunt downtown’s Driskell Hotel.
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Long before it was de rigueur, Lady Bird Johnson believed in the power of beautiful, healthy landscapes to transform lives.