High School Musical Awards Announced

On April 14, hundreds of local high school students, teachers, fans and Austin media gathered at the Long Center for the Second Annual Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards (GAHSMTA). Months of rehearsing, local productions, and hard work came to a head as...

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Miracle Foundation Helps the World’s Orphans

The Miracle Foundation, an Austin-based non-profit, hopes to raise $70,000 with its Mother’s Day campaign by May 10. Funds raised will pay the annual salaries and room and board of the housemothers working in its orphanages.  The Miracle Foundation turns struggling,...

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Round Rock ISD Hosts Celebration of Families

On April 18, Round Rock ISD hosts a Celebration of Families that will include a Wellness Challenge component. The Wellness Challenge encourages kids and parents to be spirited, to be active and to attend the event for a chance to win up to $1,000 for their elementary...

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TxDoT Urges Against Distracted Driving

With more people dying senselessly on Texas roads due to distracted driving, the Texas Department of Transportation kicks off its annual “Talk, Text, Crash” campaign to urge drivers to give their full attention to the road. TxDOT’s campaign coincides with National...

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Bilingual Cinderella Story Debuts at Zach Theatre

Zach Theatre's final Family Series show of the season opens on April 18. Cenicienta is a bilingual staging of the Cinderella story, in collaboration with Teatro Vivo. Easily understood by Spanish and English speakers alike, the play features found-item puppetry,...

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Austin Family Wins

At the recent Parenting Media Association (PMA) meeting, Sherida Mock, editor of Austin Family Magazine, was awarded a Bronze award for her article “Focus on the positives, the Jodi Sorenson story.” The association’s Editorial and Design Awards Competition recognizes...

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Online Safety Course

On March 5, area Girl Scouts and their families attended a hands-on workshop on internet safety sponsored by Girl Scouts of Central Texas, Time Warner Cable and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The event provided parents and children with an...

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Applause, Applause

Students from 26 area high schools find out April 14 who will take home awards in the 2nd annual Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards at the Long Center. Over 400 students will perform at the ceremony. The event honors outstanding student achievements in...

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Pregnant Teens Using Alcohol

New research from UT Austin finds that many teenagers, especially younger teens, may not be getting the message about the risks of using alcohol and other drugs during pregnancy — but that having involved parents and being engaged academically can help. The study...

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30 Years of Ronald McDonald House

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas commemorated its 30th anniversary with a special exhibit at Dell Children’s Hospital February 25 through March 18. The backlit display featured 30 mini stories—one for each year celebrated. The exhibit is on display for...

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En Pointe

During the last weekend of February, hundreds of ballet dancers ages 9 to 19 auditioned for the Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) regional semi-finals at the Texas School for the Deaf. Throughout the weekend, students attended workshops, competitions and dance classes....

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Wellness News

Huston-Tillotson University and the Dell Medical School at UT Austin have partnered to help underserved residents of Austin get and stay healthy. A wellness center, to be named the Sandra Joy Anderson Community Health and Wellness Center at Huston-Tillotson, will be...

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