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San Antonio Airport ‘steady and slow’ as families prepare to gather for Thanksgiving
During what is traditionally the busiest season of the year at airports, travelers in face masks and plastic shields arrived at a terminal that was without the usual holiday bustle and crowds.
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More building on Broadway: Jefferson Bank breaks ground on new headquarters
A new home for the 75-year-old San Antonio bank is under construction near the Pearl at 1900 Broadway St.
3 big-money real estate deals that promise growth in downtown SA
Weston Urban is planning a 32-story apartment tower in place of a parking lot, and Silver Ventures and H-E-B have bought downtown parcels for expansion projects.
‘Ideal gathering spot’: Downtown park at Frost Tower opens to the public
Where for years a small statue once stood vigil over a neglected expanse of grass, now mature oaks and sycamore trees line walkways, bistro sets offer seating, and a restaurant is set to open in the coming months.
Hearst to move newspaper’s print production from San Antonio to Houston
Express-News publisher Hearst recently announced that it is moving editorial operations to the Light building and outsourcing the printing to Houston.
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Commercial real estate in SA was thriving before the pandemic. Now ‘normalcy no longer exists.’
At the start of the pandemic, some sectors of the San Antonio commercial real estate market went from brisk to sluggish, while others have thrived.
High-tech, downtown: UTSA soon to break ground on new, modern buildings
Construction will begin next month on a $90 million hub for public and private entities working in information security and data science.
$13M fraud scheme leads FBI to arrest top bank employee and co-conspirators
A six-count federal indictment charges five people with one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud against The Bank of San Antonio.
SA veterans launching clothing brand aimed at honoring diversity among service members
Tired of the same violence-promoting clothing marketed to veterans, Rubén Ayala gathered a team of minority vets to co-found Triple Nikel.
After the election, time to put politics aside and do the real work
Commentary: Our representatives must get to work to reconcile differences and fix the problems that remain in front of us.
Why Republicans and others concerned about the economy have reason to celebrate Biden’s win
Commentary: Historical data suggests the economy generally fares better under Democratic presidents, although the road ahead is tough.
New Pabst arts complex downtown to ‘amplify and reveal’ San Antonio’s talent
The Pabst Brewing Company will open a new arts complex downtown.
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