A new beverage line derived from the coffee plant and distributed by Austin-based company SoZo, claims to be better for your body than coffee, is virtually caffeine-free, and is going global. What gives? Central Austin‘s Will Steakley, Chairman of SoZo’s Advisory Board, tells the story. “If you’re like most people, you didn’t know coffee plants bear fruit. Coffee beans are actually seeds held within tiny red fruits. Natives of Mexico …
The Gift for Kids that Keeps on Giving: the Moonjar
Heading to Target for yet another kid’s birthday gift? Stop! Whether you’re a teacher at Eanes ISD or a soccer mom in Milwood, we’ve found the only gift for kids that actually keeps on giving—literally. Ten years ago, Eulalie Scandiuzzi wanted a visual tool to teach the money smarts she learned from her single mother to her own children. When she couldn’t find one, her company Moonjar was founded—all from …
Planting Trees in Austin
Whether you own property in Rob Roy or Olympic Heights, you probably lost a tree or two last year. In December, the Forest Service said that the drought, prolonged high winds and record-setting temperatures of 2011 may have killed some 10% , or half a billion, Texas trees! Good news? With this mild Texas winter and the return of much-needed rain, now is a good time for replanting. So what …
Resorts: Travaasa Style and Adventure Redefine Austin Travel!
Looking for unparalleled service, resort-style beauty, and real adventure for upcoming Austin-area travel plans? Consider Travaasa Austin! Overlooking tranquil Lake Travis and nestled against 210 acres of the Balcones Canyonlands Reserve, Travaasa is only 25 minutes from Downtown Austin. It features 70 guestrooms, a wellness spa, organic, locally-sourced cuisine, and more.
Go Local at the Lakeway Commons Farmers Market!
Do you live near Lake Travis and want fresh veggies for that seasonal holiday dish or homemade soup? Why not give the gift that keeps on giving and go local this Christmas? Head out to the Lakeway Commons Farmers Market and discover fresh fall citrus fruits and harvest items, like spinach, kale, broccoli, winter squash, carrots, beets, green beans, and cauliflower. You’ll taste the difference, with produce picked ripe and …