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East Austin’s Bethany Cemetery seeks long-awaited historical recognition

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By Jahmal Kennedy Verified
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin's first all-black cemetery is still awaiting recognition first sought from the City nearly 50 years ago. Austin City Council may end that wait in a discussion at City Hall on Thursday. Bethany Cemetery in east Austin was founded in the late 19th century, and is the eternal resting place for freedmen, war veterans and others who had an impact on Austin's black community.
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Scheels to open 300,000-square-foot Cedar Park store supporting 550 jobs this weekend

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By Jahmal Kennedy Verified
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
CEDAR PARK, Texas — Cedar Park is getting a new major retail attraction this weekend as Scheels opens a 300,000-square-foot store next to the H-E-B Center, featuring more than 75 specialty shops along with in-store attractions that include a 65-foot Ferris wheel, a saltwater aquarium, a candy factory and a T-Rex display. The sporting goods and outdoor retailer is set to open its first Central Texas location Saturday. The Cedar Park store will be Scheels’ second location in Texas.
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Austin City Council to weigh data center regulations, possible ban in work session

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By Jahmal Kennedy Verified
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin City Council members are preparing to begin a formal push to regulate — and potentially prohibit — large-scale data centers within the city limits, with a work session scheduled for Tuesday and a possible vote later this week. Council Member Mike Siegel, who represents District 7, said the work session will start the conversation on how to amend city code to allow for data center regulation. He said he expects at least five council members to support outlawing data centers.
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