Austin, TX
Veterans Day events happening around Texas
TEXAS — Veteran’s Day honors and commemorates those who have served this country. Here are several events and ceremonies around Texas dedicated to celebrating Texas veterans.
Austin:
Austin’s Veteran’s Day Parade
The parade will start at 9:30 a.m. along Congress Avenue from the bridge to the Capitol building where a ceremony will take place to honor those who have served.
Those viewing the parade are also invited to a memorial ceremony after the parade at the Capitol’s south steps.
San Antonio:
Veterans Day Parade
The parade starts at noon and kicks off downtown at Milam Park and will travel down East Houston Street and end near Travis Park.
The San Antonio Veteran’s Day Parade draws in hundreds of people, all to view the colorful floats and military vehicles.
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
The ceremony begins at 9 a.m. at 1520 Harry Wurzbach Road. There will be guest speakers to make remarks and Fort Sam’s Mission Brass Quintet and Cole High School’s JROTC will provide music.
San Antonio National Cemetery
The Bexar County Buffalo Soldiers Association hosts the ceremony at the San Antonio National Cemetery. The celebration begins at 1:30 p.m.
Dallas:
Greater Dallas Veterans Day Parade
The parade begins at 11 a.m. in Fair Park, home of the State Fair. There will be several patriotic ceremonies throughout the parade, including an 11th Hour Ceremony, a Missing Man Formation military fly over and guest speakers.
Following the ceremonies, the Massing of the Colors will be performed by area High School JROTC cadets.
The parade starts at the intersection of Admiral Nimitz Circle and M. L. King Blvd.
Plano Flags of Honor
The Plano East Rotary Club observes Veteran’s Day with its annual display of American flags. There are set to be more than 1,000 flags, each one honoring a veteran or first responder.
Attendees can walk through the flags for photo opportunities during the day. There will also be programs from veterans’ organizations, musical performances, a Quilts of Valor display, hot-air balloon rides and more.
The event is free.
Austin, TX
Body found in same Austin lake where 6 other deceased individuals were found in 2024
Another body was found in the popular Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, where other deceased individuals were found recently.
The latest body found joins the growing mystery after at least 6 additional bodies were found throughout the year in the lake in 2024. On Friday, police were called to investigate reports of a dead person in the water near 1st Street Bridge and the 300 block of Cesar Chavez.
The Austin Police Department (APD) said that they do not suspect foul play as the body showed no signs of trauma, but are investigating the incident.
Despite APD attempting to quell community fears, questions and speculation have run rampant. Police have attributed most of the deaths to accidental drowning due to the lake’s proximity to nightclubs and bars.
BODY FOUND IN SAME AUSTIN LAKE WHERE OTHER DECEASED INDIVIDUALS DISCOVERED IN RECENT MONTHS
The most recent body was found on December 1. The victim was recently identified as 73-year-old Thi Lang Nguyen. Austin police said that there is nothing connected to the other deaths this year.
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In September, a man was behaving erratically near East Cesar Chavez and Nueces Streets. He then went into the water and did not resurface. He was later pulled out and pronounced dead.
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Back in February, a woman’s body was found in the water about 20 feet from the north shore and in April, a fisherman spotted another person floating in the water.
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In July, a man was suffering from blunt force trauma on the trail near Rainey Street. The man was pronounced dead a short time later.
In September, a body was found along a trail near the lake off Pleasant Valley Road.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the APD for comment.
Fox News Digital’s Louis Casiano contributed to this report.
Austin, TX
Born and Braised Food Trailer Lands in East Austin – Texas is Life
Born and Braised, a food trailer specializing in native wild game meats and seasonal food, recently opened at the Sign Bar in Austin at 9909 FM 969, Building 3. Chef and owner William Woodland, a.k.a. Woody, is looking forward to his new venture and serving wild game meats and other special menu items to Austinites.
Menu items customers will enjoy includes birria tacos, birria ramen, venison frito pie, pulled pork Cubano tortas, venison bratwurst, venison smash burger, and sides like braised greens, beans, and street corn.
Born and Braised started at Lustre Pearl in 2022. The food trailer moved to Sage Brush for over a year. The trailer worked at Bastrop, but now it operates in East Austin at the Sign Bar.
Born and Braised hours include Tuesdays through Fridays from 4 pm to 2 am, and Saturdays from 11 am to 2 am, at Sign Bar Austin (9909 FM 969, Bldg. 3).
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- Address: 9909 FM 969, Bldg. 3, Austin, TX
- Website: https://bornandbraisedatx.square.site/
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Austin, TX
DANNY TANTRUM defecates and consumes it on stage during set at Coral Snake in Austin, TX
Texas-based noise artist Danny Tantrum performed in Austin, TX at the Coral Snake last night alongside Schizing Out and Terminull. However their onstage antics may have rubbed the venue and some attendees the wrong way. During the performance, Tantrum appears to perch themselves up on a stool and proceed to channel their inner GG Allin.
Attendees and venue staff were shocked to witness the solo noise act defecate on the stage and then immediately consume it. There is also a video of the act on Instagram (below) posted by Tantrum. In the video venue staff can be seen trying to somewhat intervene to stop it but to no avail. Finally calling for the set to be cut short.
If you dare, you can watch the video via Instagram Reels if the embed below does not work.
This is seemingly not the first time Tantrum has performed this act, a previous video on their Instagram features a similar shocking performance from several months ago.
Following the incident there seems to be a divide and discourse online either condemning or defending the act.
The venue itself re-shared a message directed at all other Austin venues warning them about booking Tantrum and the extreme show.
The venue shut the show down and forced the act and other members of the crowd to clean up the mess with cleaning supplies. Tantrum would ultimately take responsibility and clean the mess up himself and claim there were no bad intentions towards the venue.
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