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Scott Shipman, Chase Brewer, Tobie Minor, Liz Beckham and Sarah Chong Harmer in “The (One-Act) Play That Goes Wrong.”
Photo by Errich Petersen Photography

Austin Playhouse presents ‘The (One-Act) Play That Goes Wrong’

Austin Playhouse is currently presenting “The (One-Act) Play That Goes Wrong” weekends through Dec. 18 at the Austin Playhouse West Campus, 405 West 22nd St. in Austin.

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Yu Zhou’s grand prize-winning shot, “Determination.”
Photo submitted by HCA

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“Lazy Day” by David Satterwhite took first place in the contest.

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Second place in the contest was Jeremiah Terry’s “Midnight on the Llano.”

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“Window on a Canyon Lake Sunset” by Jerry Sargent took third place.
Photo submitted by the Hill Country Alliance

Hill Country Snapshot

HCA announces 2022 photo contest winners

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A Roughhouse Family Christmas tree, crafted from kegs of Roughhouse’s finest.
Photo by Alex Pasturnak

Roughhouse Brewing to host Trail of Lights beginning Dec. 11

This holiday season, Roughhouse Brewing will present its second-annual Trail of Lights every Thursday through Sunday beginning Dec. 10 during normal operating hours. This family-friendly trail is free to attend, and the brewery features ample parking with an easy and entertaining walking look staged with multiple ranch-inspired light displays.

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The ACCEYSS — Association of Collaborative Communities Equipping Youth for STEEAAM Success — was recognized as the “Education Partner of the Year” during the San Marcos Chamber 119th Annual Dinner & Awards Gala. Since 2019, the ACCEYSS Network has supported summer camps for nearly 230 youth in the Greater San Marcos region. Pictured above, camps goers take part in camps supported by ACCEYSS Network. Photos submitted by ACCEYSS Network

ACCEYSS recognized as Education Partner of the Year

The ACCEYSS — Association of Collaborative Communities Equipping Youth for STEEAAM Success — was recognized as the “Education Partner of the Year” during the San Marcos Chamber 119th Annual Dinner

Salsa Dad

Cesar Elizondo’s homemade campfire salsa represents a Texas heritage going back 11 generations. Elizondo’s uncompromising devotion to keeping the recipe true to his family’s legacy is what sets it apart from other salsas on the market.

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Elizondo has enjoyed great success at festivals and farmer’s markets.

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Chips off the
entrepreneurial block: Cesar Elizondo takes a photo with his business-minded proteges, Jaime (left) and Sophia (right).

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Cesar Elizondo rocks an awesome sauce

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