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Where Kids Eat Free (Or Almost Free) in Lake Travis

Written by Phillip Paquette | June 9, 2016

School’s out and the kiddos are hungry! And so are all of their buddies. Who knew little mouths could consume so much food!?

If the big question, “What are we gonna eat?” echoes in your ears as you realize the pantry and fridge have been raided, we’ve got good news.

You can score super deals on meals for kiddos almost every day of the week … except Friday. Get out of cooking and cleaning, grab a bite to eat, and make everyone happy. Wallet included. Here are your kids eat free (or almost free) restaurants in Lake Travis.

10 Signs You Might Be From Lakeway

Written by Cathy Hale | May 17, 2016

Who knew life in the 78738 and the 78734 could be so enjoyable? Your little lakeside town has grown into a bustling city. You may only have 13.17 square miles of the Texas Hill Country to call your own, but you make the most of every inch. Just look at how much you can squeeze into it!

Despite the massive growth and development in Lakeway, it’s still a beautiful place to call home. You have everything you could ever want in a community like a state-of-the-art hospital, great schools, world-class golf courses, parks, shopping, dining, bowling and of course, a gorgeous lake that is full. Hooray!

But once in a while you need to stretch your legs and venture out into the world. Yes, occasionally you leave Lakeway. When you do … well, er … you are easily spotted.

Here are 10 signs you might be from Lakeway:

Hat Creek Burger Company Coming to Lakeway: Can Good Deeds Make a Burger Taste Better?

Written by Tiffini Brock | May 3, 2016

You may have heard … Austin-based Hat Creek Burger Company will be opening a new location in the Lake Travis area later this fall.

And with so many restaurants popping up in the Lake Travis area, we wanted to find out what makes this burger joint stand out among the many places to nosh on a big ol’ juicy American favorite.

It turns out that founder and CEO Drew Gressett’s business philosophy and practices are two things that you might find very interesting and admirable.

Can good deeds make a burger taste better? You be the judge …

Austin Salt Cave: Halotherapy and Salt Wellness Center Opens in Lakeway

Written by Mandy Spivey | May 2, 2016

When Lakeway local, Jack Cramer, starts to have allergy flare ups, he hits the salt cave.

He’s the owner and operator of the newest wellness center of its kind to open in the Lake Travis area, Austin Salt Cave, but the science behind salt caves goes back 200 years.

It was during the 19th century that Polish academics noticed that salt miners weren’t having the same negative health effects from being in the mines that other earth-dwelling professions seemed to have in large numbers.

As it turned out, not only were they healthier than miners of other minerals, but they were healthier than the general public, as well.

Science was starting to show the benefits of applying salt in a therapeutic way, and by the 1960s “Halotherapy” was a wellness technique that was catching on as a way to help alleviate the symptoms of asthma, skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, and even general allergies.

The Humble Origins of the Lakeway Sing Along

Written by Tiffini Brock | April 19, 2016

One of the organizations that makes our community so great and unique is the Lakeway Sing Along.

You might have caught one of their Spring or Christmas performances. Or you may actually know one of the 80 or so members. Either way, the Lakeway Sing Along brings a magical thing to the Lake Travis community — the ability to make you actually want to sing along with them … in public (though it is not at all a requirement).

I was able to sit down with founding member Glenda Foreman and ask her how her group got started and grew to such epic, musical proportions.

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