Richard Jones+FollowAustin’s camp sweeps: More lost than shelteredAustin’s recent push to clear homeless camps ahead of cold weather meant 181 people found shelter—but over a thousand more were left scattered, many losing the few belongings that kept them safe. Some residents shared heartbreaking stories of losing not just tents and clothes, but irreplaceable keepsakes and documents. While the city says it offered shelter to everyone, many say they never got the chance. It’s clear Austin wants to help, but the way these sweeps happen matters. How can we make sure compassion and dignity lead the way, so no one is left out in the cold? #Safety #Austin #Homelessness00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowAustin’s free fridges make Thanksgiving giving easyOverflowing with Thanksgiving leftovers? Austin’s ATX Free Fridges are open 24/7 for anyone to drop off extra meals—no sign-up, no hassle. Volunteers keep these five community fridges running, and all you have to do is portion, label, and share your food. Especially during the holidays, a warm meal can mean the world to someone. It’s a simple way to help neighbors who might be struggling this season. Have you ever donated or picked up from a free fridge? What other small acts make a big difference in our community? #Safety #Austin #Thanksgiving00Share
James Hall+FollowMichelle Randolph & Glen Powell spark Austin buzzAustin’s dance floors are heating up with Michelle Randolph and Glen Powell stealing the spotlight at the iconic Broken Spoke. Locals caught the Landman and Chad Powers stars two-stepping and looking more than just friendly—fueling romance rumors all over town. The chemistry isn’t just on the dance floor; Powell even brought Randolph as his date to a recent premiere. While their reps are staying quiet, fans can’t help but root for this new duo. What do you think—just friends, or is Austin witnessing the start of a new celeb couple? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Austin11Share
Lisa Ramirez+FollowAustin’s stem cell hero: A brother’s giftA life was saved in Austin thanks to a brother’s quick action and the power of stem cell donation. Jessica Beck’s journey from mysterious back pain to a shocking leukemia diagnosis shows how crucial it is to listen to your body—and how lifesaving a donor can be. Her brother Jeffrey stepped up as her match, and the donation process was much easier than most people think. Now, Jessica’s sharing her story to encourage others to join the bone marrow registry. If more people knew how simple it is, imagine how many lives could change. Would you consider becoming a donor? #Health #BodyHealth #Austin00Share
