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Pinewood sits under a giant post oak on Austin Avenue, two halves split by a courtyard—coffee on one side, beer on the other. Inside, sunlight slides across concrete and wood, grinders hum, and the day drifts from americanos to IPAs without missing a beat.
But the real story isn’t the drinks. It’s the parking lot across the street—a decade-long standoff that turned from rivalry into a rare act of cooperation. What began as a feud over asphalt ended with a patch of green and a quiet reminder that in Waco, peace costs what it costs.
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By Mark Long | Waco InsiderPinewood sits under a giant post oak on Austin Avenue, two halves split by a courtyard—coffee on one side, beer on the other. Inside, sunlight slides across concrete and wood, grinders hum, and the day drifts from americanos to IPAs without missing a beat.
But the real story isn’t the drinks. It’s the parking lot across the street—a decade-long standoff that turned from rivalry into a rare act of cooperation. What began as a feud over asphalt ended with a patch of green and a quiet reminder that in Waco, peace costs what it costs.
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Hit subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode of Your Waco Weekend—and visit wacoinsider.com to check out our full events calendar and sign up for our weekly events newsletter.