Amanda Cutshall is a journalist at Community Impact. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, food and beverages, retail, and education, with a particular focus on K-12 issues and animal care. Amanda's work often highlights the intersection of these themes, providing insightful coverage of both community development and the well-being of pets.
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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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Bastrop's first Chuy's is now serving diners in Sendero —a 75-acre mixed-use development. The gist
Community members can gather at Fairview Cemetery on Memorial Day to honor local veterans. What's happening
By: Amanda Cutshall
The proposed amendment to the city’s fiscal year 2025-26 budget would move unused salary savings from the Bastrop Fire Department to the Parks Department’s capital equipment budget.
Owner James Burkhart offers residential and commercial painting services in Bastrop and San Marcos—two communities he has personal ties to.
About 500 acres of mixed-use development are planned along a 3-mile stretch in Bastrop, including retail, dining, a full-service hospital, convention center and more.
By: Amanda Cutshall
Officials hope to reestablish Houston toads at Bastrop State Park after the species disappeared following the 2011 Bastrop County Complex Wildfire.
By: Amanda Cutshall
Stay in the know with the latest updates on businesses and restaurants throughout the Bastrop area.
Bastrop residents and developers will see future growth guided by a new set of land-use rules after council members replaced the city's development code and zoning map this spring.
Originally set to open in mid-2025, and again in May, officials are now hiring for the sandwich shop—known for using the same recipes since opening its first location in New Jersey in 1956.
By: Amanda Cutshall
The locally owned independent broker agency works with a variety of insurance carriers to create personalized packages for each client. Coverage options include auto, bonds, commercial, group health, home and life insurance.
