A family from Austin has been working on restoring historical markers in the Central Texas area. Their efforts are focused on preserving these important signs. The family's restoration work is taking place in the region surrounding West Lake Hills.
For more information on the family's project and the historical markers they are restoring, readers can refer to the full story from KXAN, the local NBC affiliate in Austin.
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