Local Austin Churches Band together to Use the Power of Food to Help Heal & Strengthen Communities
Help lift communities in need through volunteering to fill food boxes for the Central Texas Food Bank. Greater Mt. Zion Church and other local churches and organizations ( Central Texas Food Bank, Austin Disaster Relief Network, Celebration Church, Austin Christian Fellowship, Shoreline Church and Life Austin Church ) are partnering togetherContinue Reading
Check out the 2020 TOP Ten SUPER Lawyers Special Magazine Edition
Due to the coronavirus, and its potential impact on our community we have postponed the TOP Ten Super Lawyers Awards ceremony scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2020. We are following the guidance set forth by the the city of Austin and look forward to seeing you all, hopefully inContinue Reading
Austin Mayor issues ‘Stay at Home’ Orders to Contain the Spread of COVID-19
Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt today announced a Public Health Order requiring individuals to remain in place at home or place of residence, with exceptions for essential work and activities. When conducting an allowed activity, people must maintain at least 6 feet of social distancing.Continue Reading
SXSW 2020 is Officially Cancelled
SXSW, the annual tech, music, and film meetup held in downtown Austin, is the latest major conference to be canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak, and just one week before it was slated to start. It is the first time in the event’s 34-year history that it’s been canceled. TheContinue Reading
Democrat Tonya Nixon Wins the Travis County Constable Precinct 1 Primary Race
Democrat Tonya Nixon has won the Travis County Constable Precinct 1 primary race, earning about 61% of votes cast in the election. With no republican candidates filing for the race, Nixon will take the position after an uncontested November election. In Constable Precinct 2, incumbent Adan Ballesteros will hold ontoContinue Reading
SXSW 2020 Free Events Guide
SXSW is just a week away! Soon, you’ll be able to attend free events like the SXSW Wellness Expo, SXSW Marketplace, Flatstock 73, concerts at the SXSW Outdoor Stage at Lady Bird Lake, Music Festival Showcases, Community Film Screenings, and more. Keep an eye on your inbox and stay tunedContinue Reading
Patient in Austin being Tested for Possible Coronavirus
AUSTIN, Texas — A patient in Austin is being tested for coronavirus, according to Austin Public Health. Dr. Mark Escott, Medical Director for Austin Public Health, says the patient is sick and has a travel history “consistent” with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for testing. APH has requestedContinue Reading
Jacqueline Habersham takes over the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct
Jacqueline Habersham takes over the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct at a tumultuous time. But while acknowledging problems and highlighting solutions, she says she’s up for the task. Jacqueline Habersham has officially assumed leadership of the Texas agency that disciplines unethical judges and is promising to put the agency’s publicContinue Reading
Austin Black Business Journal Kicks off 2020 by naming the Top Black Lawyers
Join Central Texas TOP African American Lawyers for an evening of recognition and celebration as we host a reception in their honor. Thursday, March 26, 2020 at Huston Tillotson University, Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. 1023 Springdale Rd, Bldg. 12, Ste. A As we celebrate the 2020 Black Business JournalContinue Reading
Feature: Tommy Wyatt – Imprinting East Austin One Story at a Time
Imprinting East Austin One Story at a Time Tommy Wyatt Owner The Villager Newspaper and Black Registry T.L. Wyatt, born in Point Blank, Texas, grew up at the epicenter of the Civil Rights Movement, a time in American history of deep hurt and profound healing. The segregation movement ledContinue Reading









