Food bank volunteers assess damage after a pallet of milk fell from a truck during the San Antonio Food Bank's largest food distribution in its history. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
During the coronavirus pandemic and its resulting shutdowns, Rivard Report photographers have chronicled San Antonio and its residents as everyone adapts to a different way of life.
Each week, we’ll share our most meaningful images as a visual account of San Antonio’s new normal.
Selena Hernandez, 8, a third-grade student at Escondido Elementary School in Judson ISD, logs on to the family computer for her first virtual class on Monday, April 6, 2020. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportSoutheast Nursing & Rehabilitation Center employees spray each other with disinfectant after their work day. Fifteen residents at the facility have died from the coronavirus as of Sunday evening. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio ReportA sign urging residents to stay inside is posted on an apartment balcony at the Pearl. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportA Centro San Antonio employee sprays disinfectant on a parking meter on Broadway Street. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio ReportWorshippers at Xtreme Harvest Church raise their hands in praise and shout as Senior Pastor Brian Ayala preaches on Palm Sunday. While most religious groups are livestreaming their services, Xtreme Harvest invites guests to worship in a parking lot. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportFood bank volunteers arrive at Traders Village to hand out groceries to a record-breaking estimate of 10,000 people. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportPearl employees wear masks as they transport food through public areas to fill takeout orders. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio ReportLoop 410 and the access road is backed up with vehicles waiting to get into the San Antonio Food Bank’s distribution at Traders Village on the Southwest side. The food bank estimates it served about 1 million pounds of food to an estimated 10,000 families. Credit: Logan Riely for the San Antonio ReportJoshua Gonzalez volunteers for the New Hope Connection to serve a vulnerable community near the South Texas Medical Center where many residents are from foreign countries and do not speak English. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportMae, 3, and her brother Wally, 5, look for eggs in their front yard in Alamo Heights on Easter Sunday. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio ReportArchbishop Gustavo García-Siller serves communion to one of a handful of people in attendance for Easter Sunday Mass at San Fernando Cathedral. The service was livestreamed. Credit: Bonnie Arbittier / San Antonio Report
