Barton Springs Pool Says Goodbye to a Longtime Regular Named Flo
Austinites gathered poolside to celebrate a sick pecan tree’s hundred-plus years of shading swimmers.
Austinites gathered poolside to celebrate a sick pecan tree’s hundred-plus years of shading swimmers.
The 25-year-old “boys” have taken it upon themselves to score each jump off the diving board, Olympics-style. Austin poolgoers have embraced the challenge.
Swimming before sunrise became a necessary ritual for novelist Elizabeth McCracken during an uncertain time. And then came the strangers.
Shawn Colvin on her early days in Texas, and thinking ahead to her final days.
A San Antonio woman is looking for some liquid relief from the heat. The Texanist has a deluge of options.
She’s so brave!
Photos and memories from the public pool that brings a city together.
Where to find our favorite breakfast tacos, fajitas, rigatoni with spicy lamb meatballs, and lakeside views.
It’s still hot. And by hot, I mean a scorching 104 degrees. And we’ve got at least another month or two to go. So I thought I’d share with you my favorite recipe for keeping cool in Austin. Just this summer, I finally discovered the secret ingredient:
The Barton Springs salamander goes to court.
AUSTIN POLITICS ARE the nuttiest in the state. It all stems from an obsession with quality of life, and nothing quite brings out the daffiness like a threat to the city’s beloved Barton Springs. Even as a two-year legal battle continues to rage over development upstream on Barton Creek, a
A determined developer’s big plans for Austin’s cool, clear water hole is bringing out extremes on both sides.
What was once a mere rural spring is now a crowded, languorous, bare-skinned utopia.