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East End Wines

by MM PackPhotography by Melanie Grizzel On the triangle lot formed by East 11th Street and Rosewood Avenue in East Austin, there’s a Victorian house

Good Fast Food

No matter if your diet is vegan, Paleo, gluten-free or you just want some good, old-fashioned baked chicken like Grandma used to make, the online

Packaged for Success

Last year, 18-year teaching veteran Victoria Schwandt—an employment development specialist with Hays Consolidated Independent School District’s (HCISD) special education department—was brainstorming ways to better serve

Surprise Deliveries

What’s better than a surprise package delivered right to your doorstep? How about one filled with an assortment of regional goodies, homemade treats and other

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Rosewood Community Market

By Claire CellaPhotography by Andy Sams Allen Rogers might not admit it yet, but his Rosewood Community Market is a valiant endeavor in preservation. Not

Local Made Easy

Photography Courtesy of Coterie Market  In French, coterie means a gathering of like-minded people, and it’s fitting that a home-delivery business offering wares from local

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Brothers (left to right): Joseph, Christian and Patrick Lane.  By Jessica DupuyPhotography by Andy Sams Everyone has a soft spot for the local neighborhood corner

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Woerner’s

Zane and Anne Beckmann, owners of Woerner Feed & Garden Supply since 2006, are on a mission to offer their customers choices in how they

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Get Your Licks

By Jessica Dupuy Photography by Dustin Meyer  Not many retail businesses can pull off a name comprised simply of a single verb and expect to

Wholly Cow

Wholly Cow Burgers—recently named Best Eco-ambitious Burger Counter by the Austin Chronicle—all started with the sweet simplicity of a Texas peach. Owner Jeff Woodard peddled

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Red Rabbit Bakery

By Andrea AbelPhotography by Andy Sams It started with a movie—a political documentary, to be exact: Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story. Cathy Ruiz watched

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Christian Lane remembers that his grandmother hated to throw anything away. “She was always reusing margarine tubs for everything,” he says. “She had this Depression-era