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Amanda Cutshall’s Journalist Portfolio

Rail plans up in air, state could force new vote

Rail plans up in air, state could force new vote

As Project Connect planners consider scaled back light rail designs due to spiking cost estimates, state legi…

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Austin ISD trustees approve 'historic' package to increase pay for all teachers, staff

Austin ISD trustees approve 'historic' package to increase pay for all teachers, staff

In what officials are calling a historic move, Austin ISD trustees unanimously approved May 18 a new compensa…

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Travis County hits 6.69% early-voting turnout ahead of May 6 election

Travis County hits 6.69% early-voting turnout ahead of May 6 election

Travis County recorded a 6.69% early-voting turnout rate ahead of the May 6 election offering Austin voters a…

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Uptick in Travis County STI rates results in 38% increase in patients from 2021

Uptick in Travis County STI rates results in 38% increase in patients from 2021

Austin Public Health's sexual health clinic saw an uptick in sexually transmitted infections in 2022 with nea…

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Bastrop dogs fetch new Bark Park perks

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By Amanda Cutshall Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Bastrop dogs will soon have more to wag about after Bark Park improvements kicked off Aug. 14, with new ways to play, cool off and stay out later on the way. The update City crews began moving dirt for two new solar lights on Friday—the first of a slate of city-led upgrades that will also include new water stations, a wash station, agility equipment and signage.
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Bastrop ISD trustees ask voters for 1.3-cent tax increase

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By Amanda Cutshall Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Voters in Bastrop ISD will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a tax rate increase expected to generate about $6 million annually for the district. The gist Trustees triggered a voter-approval tax rate election Aug. 13 after adopting a $1.0809 tax rate for 2026-27—1.3 cents higher than the current rate. By the numbers The district’s maintenance and operations tax rate will depend on the outcome of the election.
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New fees, credits for Bastrop solar customers under review

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By Amanda Cutshall Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Bastrop Power & Light customers with solar panels could soon start getting credits for excess electricity while also paying a new monthly fee under proposed city rules advanced by Bastrop City Council on Aug. 11. “Right now, anybody [who] has a solar panel, whatever is given back is just given back,” Assistant City Manager Andres Rosales said during the meeting. “It’s free. There’s no offset for the customer.
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Associated Press Media Editors Journalism Excellence Award

2016 - Breaking News Reporter of the Year

Star Breaking News Reporter of the Year for The Paris News

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Associated Press Media Editors Journalism Excellence Award

2016 - Star Reporter of the Year

Star Reporter of the Year for The Paris News

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