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Sac is back: weekends bring local musicians to Three Forks
March 11, 2021
Sac is back: weekends bring local musicians to Three Forks
The Sacajawea Hotel is one of many venues inviting the live music community back into its performance spaces as COVID restrictions ease. In Three Forks, the historic property features a fine dining option and the welcome return of regular shows to its more casual bar and grill.
Amy Hubbard is next up Friday, March 12th. The vocalist and guitarist performs favorites from the Dixie Chicks and Merle Haggard as well as one or two originals.
Saturday, March 13th showcases Three Forks’ own
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On Wednesday, Feb. 24, the editorial staff at the
Austin American-Statesman voted 36-12 to form a union, becoming the third unionized newsroom in Texas and the second, after
The Dallas Morning News, to do so through an election overseen by the
National Labor Relations Board. (The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram s newsroom union was voluntarily recognized by the paper s owners, the McClatchy Co.)
Last week s vote at the NLRB s regional office in Ft. Worth came two months after
Statesman editorial employees first announced their desire to organize in December, and after the paper s owner,
Gannett Co., the largest newspaper publisher in the U.S., declined to recognize an Austin chapter of