Obituary: Kenneth W. Schuchart

Kenneth was known for his love of motorcycling, drag racing, snowmobiling, and body building.

Nation's Oldest WWII Veteran Dies In Austin At 112

Richard A. Overton credited good cigars and a splash of whiskey in his morning coffee as among the secrets to his longevity.

Obituary: Scott R. Ammer

If you were with Scott, you were laughing, that's it, his humor was infectious.

Beloved East Austin High School Football Coach Succumbs To Cancer

Andrew Jackson, 50, had a storied 28-year career capped off in coaching successful programs at Reagan and LBJ high schools.

Funeral Services Set For John Treviño Jr., First Mexican American On Austin City Council [UPDATED]

Trailblazer, 78, served 13 years on council after being elected on May 3, 1975, earning mayor pro tem honorific along the way.

A Lifetime Of Community Service: Diana Casta?eda Left Indelible Imprint On East Austin

Castañeda succumbed to health issues over the weekend, but her legacy won't be forgotten.

Cafeteria Worker Turned Noted Local Historian Danny Camacho Documented East Austin History

"I can’t help but feel the presence of my ancestors," he said of East Austin he loved even as gentrification wave altered the landscape.

Pioneering Chicano Journalist From El Paso, Texas, Dead At 71

Joe Olvera was considered a giant among Chicano scribes, writing for newspapers as well as authoring several books.

Former Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Pastor Dies at 81

'Father Bill' was beloved by parishioners as much for his ministry as for his calls for social justice in East Austin.