
Lina Fisher
Contributor at The Austin Chronicle
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1 week ago |
austinchronicle.com | James Scott |Katherine McNevins |Lina Fisher |Richard Whittaker
Recommended happenings for you calendar consideration "Peek A Boo" by Autumn Mae Through May 3, Bolm ArtsIndeed a reference to Aldous Huxley’s renowned 1931 dystopian novel, Bolm Arts’ latest multi-artist exhibit tackles the ever-evolving questions of naturalism, commercialism, and personal and national identity reflected in the contemporary fiber world.
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austinmonitor.com | Lina Fisher
Tuesday, April 15, 2025 by Lina Fisher The embattled Violet Crown Amphitheater – a planned development including condos and offices off Highway 71 in Southwest Austin that was successfully beaten down in 2022 by angry neighbors – looks to be back, now under a new name: White Rocks Austin. A few years ago, Violet Crown was dubbed “Austin’s answer to Red Rocks” by its developers, International Development Management Co., and included plans for a 20,000-plus-capacity music venue.
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texashighways.com | Lina Fisher |Tyson Bird
The drive into Cuero through its farm-to-market roads is carpeted with Texas’ best treasures: wildflowers. Bluebonnets and Indian paintbrushes are the most prevalent, but soft pink evening primrose and fuchsia winecups spill over fence lines and into roadsides. Looking out over the fields of color, it’s difficult to imagine that just years before, the flowers were at risk of disappearing. The seat of largely rural DeWitt County, population 20,000, is many things.
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3 weeks ago |
austinmonitor.com | Lina Fisher
Monday, March 31, 2025 by Lina Fisher At the beginning of the year, Travis County finally began offering a guaranteed lawyer to individuals who are arrested and can’t afford legal representation – a constitutional right known as counsel at first appearance, or CAFA. It took an ACLU lawsuit to urge the county to rectify its failure to offer CAFA to indigent constituents, but the program is now finally up and running, if only partially.
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1 month ago |
austinmonitor.com | Lina Fisher
Thursday, March 20, 2025 by Lina Fisher Last week, Central Health announced at a Travis County Commissioners Court meeting that it has finally opened its Del Valle Health Center, the long-awaited collaboration with CommUnityCare that will expand access to health care for low-income Eastern Travis County residents.
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