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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 16-22
Impacts of recent flooding, Council Member Vanessa Fuentes diagnosed with cancer, and more of the week’s headlines
Screwworm Cases Rise Across Texas
The parasite means trouble for ranchers, but has not made it to Travis County yet
Council Set to Approve Outside Firm to Audit City Operations
Concurrently, Council is also weighing a citizen-driven initiative to study city spending
The Future of Dog’s Head Development Sits in the Hands of City Council
Advocates voiced their opposition to the 2,600-acre site ahead of Council’s vote
At a Historic West Austin Church, Clarksville Is Still Home Sweet Home
Former freedmen colony cornerstone Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church turns 155
AFS Cinema to Add Third Screen
Richard Linklater announces expansion, increasing commitment to new releases and community
A Year Since Its Launch, Delays and Disorder Loom Over Austin’s Creative Department
Creatives are still optimistic about the ACME program moving forward
Texas GOP Hopes to Ban IVF, Surrogacy in Next Year’s Legislative Session
An Austin IVF doctor says the methods don’t intersect with abortion concerns



