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Cohen Steps Down as AHCA Executive Director

Memories of The One Ann Only Enrich the Fuller Circle

AHCA Celebrates Winners, Honorees at Annual Meeting

With Eye Toward the Future, AHCA Works to Protect Faulk History

Our Austin Sound Debuts with “Women of Antone’s”

AHCA Marks National Hispanic Heritage Month

Mexican-Texas History and the Creation of a Lasting Friendship Through Sister Cities

Kocher, Flores Honored for Documenting History of Barton Springs

Barnes to Release Indelible Austin Volume 5

2022 Oral History Honorees

Texas Book Festival Exhibits Succumb to COVID-19 Concerns

For the second year in a row, concerns about the spread of COVID-19 mean the 2021 Texas Book Festival will occur without the usual sales and exhibits that spill out from the state capitol the weekend of the festival. AHCA’s Waterloo Press is a regular exhibitor at the book festival, drawing hundreds of history lovers who pore over the books, maps, and other history-related material produced by AHCA’s publishing branch. The 2021 Hybrid Texas Book Festival, with a combination of virtual and in-person programming, is scheduled for the last week in October.

To learn more about Waterloo Press, visit the Waterloo Press page on the AHCA website. To see the books Waterloo Press has to offer, visit the online store .