City could privatize botanical garden
May 21The Austin Area Garden Council has helped carefully groom and grow the Zilker Botanical Gardens for more than 50 years, but a proposal to privatize the garden could put that relationship in jeopardy. »
The Austin Area Garden Council has helped carefully groom and grow the Zilker Botanical Gardens for more than 50 years, but a proposal to privatize the garden could put that relationship in jeopardy. »
Thanks to a public-private arrangement with Run Tex owner Paul Carrozza, Austin's Trail of Lights display will return to Zilker Park this Christmas holiday. »
The 8-foot privacy fence at Zilker Park has become part of the landscape. And yet, hardly anyone knows that on the other side of the fence is an historic Austin treasure. »
The APD Air Unit routinely surveys the city following a severe storm and Tuesday they saw water in places that have been dry for more than a year. »
Police have called a body found in Zilker Park this afternoon "a suspicious death." »
Rapid growth and years of neglect have left Austin's Parks and Recreation Department in need of some major funding. Projects proposed for the November bond election amount to $1.42 billion. »
Rapid growth and years of neglect have left Austin's Parks and Recreation Department in need of some major funding. Projects proposed for the November bond election amount to $142 million. »
About 150,000 people are attending the UIL Girls and Boys basketball tournaments at the Erwin Center this weekend and next, but that's just the start of several more events scheduled in Austin for this month. »
Austin Police Department and city officials have responded to the scene where a city water utility employee was killed Friday afternoon. »
In addition to a public hearing and a possible vote on whether to ban plastic bags at stores in Austin, other issues on the agenda will have a direct affect on citizens, depending on the vote. »
Cotton Rivers was sitting inside his Southwest Austin home Thursday watching TV with his wife when a car came slamming through. »
Barton Spring Pool, closed since last week's floods, will reopen Friday, city officials said. »
The last known 19th century log cabins in Travis County are being embraced by history buffs and restored to their original condition. »
A seriously deteriorated historic log cabin in Austin's Zilker Botanical Gardens is about to undergo some major repair and restoration work. »
A historic log cabin, one of only two 19th century cabins known to exist in Travis County, is being restored at its new home near Lakeway City Hall. »