Amanda Cutshall is a journalist based in Austin, Texas, focusing on local news and community impact. She covers a wide range of topics, including new businesses, real estate developments, arts and culture, and local events. With a passion for storytelling, Amanda aims to bring informative and engaging articles to her readers, highlighting the vibrant and dynamic nature of the Austin community.
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Amanda's coverage predominantly focuses on local business announcements, restaurant openings, and real estate projects in the Austin area. She appears to be interested in promoting local businesses and reporting new developments within the community.
Given Amanda's concentration on private sector announcements and promotional deals, she may be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming local business launches or promotions. If you have information about unique or standout features of a newly opened establishment or an ongoing promotion at a local business, this could catch her attention.
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By: Elon Musk
Early results show Bastrop voters in favor of marijuana decriminalization
Early results show Bastrop voters support creating ESD No. 3
By: Christi Craddick
ESD No. 3 to be established after Bastrop County voters weigh in
Menu options at Volcano Sushi & Ramen include unique sushi rolls like the Fire Volcano made with shrimp and roasted crab meat, to tonkotsu ramen, meaning it is made from pork bone broth. (Courtesy Volcano Sushi and Ramen)
By: Amanda Cutshall
The cafe, which funds SerenityStar Ranch for those healing from addiction, does not charge set prices for items; rather, diners are encouraged to use a pay-what-you-can system, with a suggested minimum donation of $15 per meal.
By: Elon Musk
Bastrop sheriff's office urges local shops to stop taking phone payments following multiple scams
By: Dacia Garcia, Amanda Cutshall, Sierra Martin
Find something for everyone on your list with this year's Holiday Gift Guide.
By: Christi Craddick, Ted Cruz
Bubby's BBQ to get brick-and-mortar, plus 2 more Smithville eatery changes
In addition to resources, the event will offer free food and drinks, door prizes, goodie bags, and live music—including a barbershop quarter.
By: Amanda Cutshall
Property owners can pay online or in person at one of four tax offices in the county—all of which now have drive-thru lanes.
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