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AHCA Moves to a .ORG Domain—A Step Toward a Stronger Future
The Austin History Center Association (AHCA) has officially transitioned to a .org domain, reinforcing our identity as a nonprofit dedicated to preserving Austin’s history.
Daniel Ronan Departs After 11 Transformative Months as AHCA Launches Search for Permanent Executive Director
Daniel played a key role in strengthening relationships with city and federal leaders. He connected with Mayor Kirk Watson, Council Member Zo Qadri, County Commissioner Ann Howard, and Congressman Lloyd Doggett, keeping AHCA at the forefront of discussions on historic preservation.
Honoring Roosevelt Weeks’ Legacy and Welcoming Hannah Terrell to Austin Public Library
Following Weeks' departure, Hannah Terrell has stepped into the role of Interim Director of Libraries for APL. Terrell brings 20 years of library experience, both in school and public libraries, and has been with APL for the last three years.
Honoring Roy and Linda Bush: A Legacy of Dedication to Austin’s History
We are grateful for their unwavering support, their love for this city, and the enduring impact of their legacy. Roy and Linda Bush’s dedication will continue to inspire all who cherish Austin’s history.
AHCA & City Sign Agreement, Boosting Fundraising Potential
This agreement goes beyond supporting AHC—it elevates AHCA into a leadership role in preserving Austin’s history.
Exploring Historic Tax Credits: A New Funding Opportunity for AHCA
AHCA will continue exploring this opportunity as it looks for innovative ways to fund historic preservation, expand the Austin History Center campus, and ensure that Austin’s stories are safeguarded for generations to come.
AHCA Secures $25,000 Grant from Still Water Foundation for Vision Plan
This substantial grant will significantly enhance our capacity to plan for the future preservation and promotion of Austin’s historical narratives.
Jefferson Nunez joins as Associate Development Director
AHCA is at an exciting moment of growth, and with Jefferson’s leadership in development, we look forward to building upon the foundation Dane Anderson helped establish.
AHCA Awarded $5,000 Grant from National Trust for Historic Preservation
With the support of this grant, AHCA will formulate a Vision Plan that outlines our goals for safeguarding Austin’s historical resources, enhancing educational programs, and fostering community involvement.
AHCA Receives $5,000 Grant from The Summerlee Foundation for Vision Plan
The foundation has a long-standing commitment to supporting projects that enhance the understanding and preservation of Texas’s unique heritage.
Amplifying Austin’s History: A Great Success for AHCA
The momentum from this year’s campaign sets the stage for an even bigger impact next year. Mark your calendars—Amplify Austin 2025 will take place from March 5-6—and we look forward to making it another incredible day for Austin’s history.
Weeks Named Librarian Of The Year
AHCA congratulates Austin Public Library Director of Libraries Roosevelt Weeks for recently winning the 2023 Librarian of the Year Award from the Texas Library Association.










