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Wheatsville Food Co-op plans new strategy as Guadalupe store closes
Wheatsville Food Co-op, a longstanding health-food grocer in Austin, is set to close its Guadalupe Street store by the end of 2026.
Wheatsville Co-op offers diverse Thanksgiving meal options for pre-order
Wheatsville Co-op is offering a variety of Thanksgiving meal options for pre-order this year.
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Wheatsville Co-op partners with NCG for indigenous food sovereignty campaign
By Austin Journal | Nov 7, 2024
As the holiday season approaches, Wheatsville Co-op is participating in a campaign that extends beyond typical holiday preparations.
Wheatsville Co-op seeks city council approval for on-premise alcohol waiver
By Austin Journal | Oct 28, 2024
Wheatsville Co-op is seeking approval from the Austin City Council to offer beer and wine at its South Lamar location.
Austin Chamber honors local businesses at annual awards
By Austin Journal | Oct 11, 2024
The Greater Austin Business Awards took place on October 10th, marking a significant event in the local business community. Hosted by the Austin Chamber of Commerce, the ceremony celebrated the achievements of 60 finalists across various categories. Over 700 people attended the event to honor these businesses.
World Gratitude Day celebrated on September 21 by Tiff's Treats
By Austin Journal | Sep 16, 2024
Happy Gratitude Week from Tiff’s Treats is this Saturday, September 21, and the company is dedicating the entire week to it. The connection between cookies and gratitude is highlighted as both having a significant impact.
Shop Local: Weekly Roundup of Local Business in Austin, Texas
By Austin Journal | Sep 10, 2024
In the bustling city of Austin, Texas, where the entrepreneurial spirit thieves, a vibrant tapestry of local businesses continue to captivate residents and visitors alike with their innovative offerings.
Fall Fitness Festival features diverse adult fitness classes
By Austin Journal | Sep 10, 2024
On September 10, 2024, the Fall Fitness Festival will offer a variety of adult fitness classes designed to promote physical and mental well-being. The event will feature sessions led by different instructors, each focusing on unique aspects of fitness and health.
Tiff's Treats celebrates National Dog Day with local animal shelters
By Austin Journal | Aug 29, 2024
Tiff’s Treats marked National Dog Day this year with a special celebration, partnering with Austin Pets Alive! and the SPCA of Texas in Dallas. The event featured cookie deliveries, adoptable dogs, and moments aimed at raising awareness for animal welfare.
New Austin-based luxury outdoor brand LETO redefines poolside luxury with eco-friendly design
By Austin Journal | Aug 27, 2024
LETO, a newly established luxury outdoor brand based in Austin, Texas, is making a splash in the poolside market with its debut product, the inflatable Pool Chaise.
Tiff's Treats expands into Midwest with six new delivery-only outposts
By Austin Journal | Aug 26, 2024
Tiff's Treats, the original warm cookie delivery company, has announced its expansion into the Midwest with six new delivery-only outposts serving the Kansas City area throughout late August. Delivery zones include North Kansas City, Olathe, Downtown Kansas City, Overland Park, Lee’s Summit, and Lawrence, KS.
Tiff's Treats expands with two new delivery outposts in El Paso
By Austin Journal | Aug 24, 2024
Tiff's Treats, the original warm cookie delivery company, will officially launch two new delivery-only outposts in the Mesa Hills and Cielo Vista suburbs of El Paso this Saturday, August 24. This expansion marks three El Paso delivery outposts for the baked goods and gifting brand.
Independent B2B marketing agency Silver achieves B Corporation status
By Austin Journal | Aug 24, 2024
Independent B2B marketing agency Silver, which has offices in Austin, has earned certified B Corporation (B Corp) status. By achieving this milestone, Silver joins an ever-growing international movement dedicated to upholding rigorous social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability standards.
Strategies for navigating economic challenges: advice for small businesses
By Austin Journal | May 29, 2024
As the second half of 2024 approaches, Austin entrepreneurs express confidence in their businesses despite ongoing economic uncertainties. According to new Bank of America research, business owners in Austin anticipate revenue growth for the upcoming year and maintain a positive outlook on the overall economy.
Guadalupe corridor faces challenges with Project Connect's Orange Line
By Austin Journal | May 22, 2024
There are significant challenges ahead for Guadalupe, particularly concerning transit along the Guadalupe corridor.
Austin Energy promotes e-bike use with rebate program
By Austin Journal | May 17, 2024
Austin Energy is encouraging its customers to consider electric bikes, also known as E-Bikes or E-Rides, as an eco-friendly transportation option. The utility company has a rebate program in place to make these vehicles more accessible.
PNC's C NOTES set to compete in HAAM's 2024 Corporate Battle of the Bands
By Austin Journal | May 1, 2024
PNC Bank's C NOTES band is set to participate in the Health Alliance for Austin Musician’s (HAAM) Corporate Battle of the Bands for the third consecutive year.
Austin Energy, Texas Solar for All Coalition win $250M EPA grant to make solar more accessible to low-income families
By Austin Journal | May 1, 2024
Austin Energy, in partnership with the Texas Solar for All Coalition, has been awarded a $250 million federal grant on Earth Day 2024. This significant funding will enable millions of low-income families to gain access to affordable and reliable renewable energy.
Austin HSEM Launches Regional Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Program
By Austin Journal | Apr 26, 2024
Austin’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) has introduced the Bomb-Making Materials Awareness Program (BMAP) in the capital area. The initiative, funded by the State Homeland Security Grant Program, aims to prevent domestic terrorism by educating businesses about potential threats related to explosive materials.HSEM Director Ken Snipes emphasized the importance of prevention and risk management, stating, “BMAP is one way our office is increasing capacity beyond emergency management response.” This program marks a significant step in enhancing...
Austin Small Business Week Celebrates Entrepreneurship and Local Business Community
By Austin Journal | Apr 23, 2024
The Economic Development Department is thrilled to announce a weeklong series of small business training sessions tailored for entrepreneurs, creatives, non-profits, and cooperatives during Austin Small Business Week from April 29 to May 3. These sessions are in person at the Economic Development Department office at 5202 East Ben White Blvd., Suite 300. Attendees will gain access to a diverse range of educational topics covering small business management, marketing, finance, and more. All sessions and events are open to the public at no cost."Austin Small Business Week...