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Southwest Research Institute celebrates 75 years of scientific inquiry, advancement
Over its 75 years, the world-recognized institute has become a lynchpin in Texas’ scientific research community.
LiftFund founder Janie Barrera joins San Antonio Report board of directors
Janie Barrera, president and CEO of LiftFund, brings to the San Antonio Report’s board of directors strong ties to the local small business community.
Empower House offers support systems, inclusive community
The Martinez Street Women’s Center is now Empower House. The organization’s name change aims for inclusivity.
Top U.S. tennis pros to headline new All American Cup tournament in November
The inaugural All American Cup will be held Nov. 11-13 and will feature ATP tennis pros competing in a team format in both singles and doubles.
For Harvey Najim, taking a step back doesn’t mean he won’t keep paying it forward
Satisfied he has set the foundation he started in 2007 on a strong path with a capable leader, philanthropist Harvey Najim is pursuing new goals.
‘CAMP is for the camper’ — and worthwhile for the hundreds of volunteers who make it fun
By the looks of one summer camp program in the Texas Hill Country, the selfless desire to help others has never been stronger, more zealous or evenly reciprocal.
Cash without conditions: San Antonio’s experiment with guaranteed income
The two-year UpTogether guaranteed basic income pilot program will invest about $5 million in 1,000 San Antonians over 25 months.
‘Past the crisis,’ Afghan refugees finding homes, jobs as they resettle in San Antonio
In one Northwest Side apartment community, Afghan refugees are working together to recover and build new lives in San Antonio.
H-E-B and Tyson donate 40,000 pounds of protein to San Antonio Food Bank
San Antonio Food Bank CEO Eric Cooper said the donation comes at the food bank’s highest time of need.
Opening of playground honoring local boy’s memory at Classen-Steubing Ranch Park delayed
The pirate-themed, inclusive playground, named Mitchell’s Landing, will be located within Classen-Steubing Ranch Park.
Dog days of summer: San Antonio animal welfare groups race to save pets from euthanasia
As temperatures rise, so does the number of dogs and cats in San Antonio shelters where capacity limits lead to “code red days” and higher kill rates.
Food Bank seeks to help influx of legal migrants passing through San Antonio
An average of 600 migrants a day arrive in San Antonio, city officials say. The Food Bank is one of many nonprofits helping them.
