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    • Austin Residents Show Up For the 2017 Women’s March

    Published January 22, 2017

    The 2017 Women’s March that took place January 21 proved that citizens around the world were a force to be reckoned with. The Women’s March on Washington and its Sister Marches, such as the one that took place on the Austin Capital, was a worldwide protest in the support of civil rights including women’s rights, […]

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    El Gallo Restaurant in Austin Set to Close Doors

    Published January 12, 2017

    Austin All My Sons Moving & Storage is sad to announce that long time running and family owned restaurant, El Gallo, will be closing their doors for good on January 29th. The family owned restaurant was opened in 1957 by Abraham and Maria Kennedy and was passed onto Abel after Maria passed away in the […]

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    Austin’s Lake Travis Has Something for Everyone

    Published October 27, 2016

    Located 20 miles Northwest of Austin, Lake Travis is a reservoir on the Colorado river flowing through central Texas. This manmade lake claims over 270 miles of shoreline, stretches almost 64 miles long and 4.5 miles wide, with a total coverage of about 19,000 acres. Boasting breathtaking views of “crystal clear streams and towering trees”, […]

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    Top Picks for Coffee in Austin

    Published October 4, 2016

    Austin residents have a whole latte love for their coffee. In the city of Austin, there are hundreds of spots for a Texan to pick up their cup of joe on any given day. For a new resident of Austin, this can pose a difficult question: which coffee spot do you pick?  All My Sons […]

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    Local Spotlight: Pflugerville

    Published November 21, 2014

    Pfor Pflugervillers Pfew Pfear Phonetic Pfun. Some may not understand the playful culture of Pflugerville, but it’s simply a fantastic place to live and work. A very Texan city, Pflugerville’s local claim to fame is its German influenced culture and the quirky name it provides. Settled first by Henry Pfluger Sr., the community grew slowly […]