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Angelita Olvera speaks to the South San ISD board during a special meeting at Alan B. Shepard Middle School Monday regarding the proposed solutions to address South San’s $12 million budget deficit.
Angelita Olvera speaks to the South San ISD board during a special meeting at Alan B. Shepard Middle School on Monday regarding proposed solutions to address the district’s $12 million budget deficit. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
Nelson Wolff kisses his wife Tracy Wolff during a ceremony for the unveiling of a the statue honoring them along San Pedro Creek Wednesday.
Nelson Wolff kisses his wife Tracy Wolff during the unveiling of a statue honoring them along San Pedro Creek Wednesday. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
A Harlandale ISD mother voices her concerns about the district’s proposed changes on Tuesday.
A Harlandale ISD mother hears about the district’s proposed changes discussed at Tuesday’s town hall meeting. Read more here. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
Gabriel Velasquez, the late Jesse Treviño’s caretaker and assistant explains Thursday the designs that the Hispanic veteran and artist was still hoping to realize. This piece is designed to be a 130 foot memorial to Hispanic Vietnam veterans.
Gabriel Velasquez, the late Jesse Treviño’s caretaker and assistant, describes two projects the Hispanic veteran and artist was still hoping to realize. The model shows what would be a 130-foot memorial to Hispanic Vietnam veterans at Elmendorf Lake Park. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
Dolly Gonzalez takes care of her father, Jesus Flores, who suffers from Alzheimer's.
Dolly Gonzalez takes care of her father, Jesus Flores, who has Alzheimer’s. Read more here. Credit: Brenda Bazán / San Antonio Report
Mary Ann Hill (right) and her daughter Donna Pastrano work together at The Pig Stand for the last time Sunday. Due to health concerns Hill decided to close the doors to the 101-year-old restaurant for good.
Mary Ann Hill (right) and her daughter Donna Pastrano work together at The Pig Stand for the last time Sunday. Due to personal health concerns, Hill decided to close the doors to the 101-year-old restaurant for good. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
Bria Woods, San Antonio Report contributor

Bria Woods

Bria Woods is the Raba Family Foundation Next Generation Fellow- Multimedia Journalist at the SA Report. She holds a bachelor's degree in communication from Trinity University and a master's in multimedia...