AUSTIN (KXAN) — Delores Duffie and Myrtle Holmes Wilson are among a dwindling group of native east Austinites who have held on to their homes and businesses amid a wave of sales and redevelopment across East 11th and East 12th Street.
From community members attempting to save a historic century-old building purchased by a developer to the story of a family holding on to their father's dream, the documentary "What Remains" explores decades of gentrification and a community pushing to evolve while fighting to preserve what remains of a historically Black neighborhood.
Please join us on Sunday, Feb. 16, at 12:30 p.m. on KXAN to watch "What Remains."
KXAN Senior Designer Chris Ayers, Photojournalist Kevin Baskar, Photojournalist Jordan Belt, Photojournalist Richie Bowes, Editor Sean Farrar, Graphic Artist Wendy Gonzalez, Senior Editor Eric Lefendfeld, Patrick Mullen, Producer Ashli Parks, Evening Anchor Jennifer Sanders, Executive Producer John Thomas, Executive Producer Laney Valian, Weekend Morning Anchor Jala Washington, Investigative Reporter Kelly Wiley, Photojournalist Ed Zavala contributed to this report.
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