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Actor Justin Scalise gives Bard new life
Local resident, actor and Shakespeare authority Justin Scalise brings Shakespeare’s work to Laura’s Library twice each month.
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Boys soccer: Rout over Maroons clinches district crown
The playoffs can’t get here soon enough for a red-hot Westlake side suddenly toting an unfamiliar piece of hardware.
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Girls soccer: Team makes grade on Senior Night
Westlake may have passed another District 25-5A test Friday against visiting Anderson, but the Chaps didn’t exactly earn an A with a 2-0 win.
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EEF gala provides social setting to support schools
The Westbank exploded into Northwest Austin with plenty of sparkle Saturday night during the Eanes Education Foundation Eanes City Limits gala at the Renaissance Hotel at the Arboretum.
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Football: Chaps to face Cavs in season opener at DKR?
Westlake won’t get much home cooking early in the 2010 season, but the opener could prove close enough to suit Chap fans.
Active Discussions
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"Degrees don't always come with common sense…"
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"EEF will never meet that challenge…"
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"Gathering information "first hand" from the district is much harder than it may appear…"
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"Thanks goodness someone is running…"
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"Outstanding Chris---way to kick things off…"
News
- Synchronization of Bee Cave Road traffic signals under way
- Actor Justin Scalise gives Bard new life
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Races set for Eanes school board election
- Rollingwood, West Lake Hills mayoral candidates unopposed
- Wild animals, street repairs to be discussed at special called March 11 Rollingwood Council meeting