Laurie Allen, paralyzed in 2015 fall, finishes Jack’s Generic Tri >
Triathlete Laurie Allen returned to her beloved sport of triathlon Sunday, completing a modified version of Jack’s Generic Triathlon just two and a half years after…
What’s it like to bike to work in the rain? Watch here >
I looked like someone aimed a fire hose at me when I got to work this morning: Water dripping down my legs, hair plastered to my…
Like running and free beer? Join East Side Beer Runners >
What’s better than a free workout? A free workout plus a free beer, of course. At least that’s the philosophy of Jon Pafk, who launched…
New bicycle traffic signals installed in downtown Austin >
Heads up, Austin bicyclists. You’re getting your own traffic signals. The Austin Transportation Department has installed signal faces at a dozen intersections in Central Austin. Some…
Want a say in Austin’s bike policies? Bicycle Advisory Council needs members >
Want a say in Austin’s bicycle policies? The City of Austin’s Bicycle Advisory Council is accepting applications for new members. The council advises city officials…
Austin Kula Karate offers free defense class for students >
Austin Kula Karate is offering a free self defense class for students heading back to college. The 90-minute session is scheduled for 1-2:30 p.m. Saturday at…
For best eclipse viewing, book a campsite within the Zone of Totality >
Central Texas doesn’t fall within the Path of Totality for the upcoming eclipse, which means you won’t need a headlamp when the sun, moon and earth…
What happened when Fit City tried ski jumping? Watch here… >
Hurtling down a man-made lake with skis on your feet, then launching yourself from a 5-foot, wedge-shaped ramp, feels sort of like getting shot out…
Five tips to help you keep your cool while hiking on a hot summer day >
Hiking in Central Texas lately feels like walking across a hot griddle with a blow torch aimed at your face. That’s why Texas park rangers,…
Austin runners aim for ‘fastest known time’ on Washington’s Wonderland Trail >
The Wonderland Trail circumnavigates Mount Rainier in Washington, and most people who see it carry loaded backpacks, sleep in tents and stop periodically to snap photos…
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