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We know you’ve got some skills — now it’s time to show them off.
“It doesn’t feel real,” according to Duong, who broke the world record for fastest person ever to run a half marathon while dribbling a basketball at the Austin Marathon
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We got a sneak preview of the new spot on Manor Road, which is slated to open to the public next month.
Buescher State Park offers opportunities to hike, bike, swim, and fish in Central Texas’ Lost Pines forest.
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Today, we’re putting someone extremely knowledgeable in the spotlight: you.
The women’s professional tennis tournament will return to the Westwood Country Club for 13 matches in spring 2024.
The Butler Shores Exercise Equipment project was unveiled on Monday, Sept. 18.
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ATXtoday readers are an active bunch, so we asked you to share how you stay in tip-top shape.
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