Deal to preserve Honey Creek moves forward with Texas Parks and Wildlife approval
Commissioners unanimously approved a deal that could avert a 1,600-home subdivision planned near the creek, but one serious obstacle remains.
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Calder Park: A truly unique community
SPONSORED: Calder Park Condominium is a newly redeveloped gated community focused on enhancing residents’ quality of life.
Economic, Workforce Development Groups Offer Resources to Idled Workers
Workforce development organizations have teamed up to inform people hit by job losses about free online courses and other opportunities to learn new skills.
Noisemakers Used To Evict Egrets From King William
On Wednesday, the latest phase of the City’s struggle against the egrets that congregate along local waterways unfolded along the San Antonio River in King Williams.
Gratitude: ‘Tis the Season in San Antonio
Commentary: Gratitude, a word that expresses the quality of being thankful and conveys a sense of spiritual appreciation for life, is what I feel as 2019 comes to a finish.
New Housing Projects in Historic Tobin Hill and Lavaca Neighborhoods Advance
Commissioners reviewed proposed plans for two new residential developments in historic parts of downtown.
Mental Health Resource Center Opens in South San ISD After Push From Students
South San Antonio ISD’s new wellness center officially opened Friday and will offer a range of mental health and social services to students and families.
Beethoven Maennerchor Says Willkommen to All During Oktoberfest
Beethoven Maennerchor’s Oktoberfest isn’t the only such event in a town known for its German heritage, but it may be the most authentic.
Back-To-Back Panels Talk Climate Action Beyond City Plan
The public debate over what to do about climate change is more active in San Antonio than ever.
San Antonio River Authority Floats Higher Taxes to Fund Expanding Role
The San Antonio River Authority’s property tax rate won’t go up next year, but officials are floating a proposal that could more than double the amount of taxes it collects.
San Antonio Storybook: Designing for the Pope
The San Antonio Storybook podcast tells the epic tale of the architects tasked with preparing the site for Pope John Paul II’s open-air Mass in 1987.
Mapping the History of Mass Shootings in Texas
The latest mass shooting raises the death toll in Texas again.
Paid Sick Leave Law: San Antonio Business Groups Push Back as Deadline Nears
Aug. 1 is the deadline for businesses to comply with the paid sick leave ordinance but local chambers of commerce are taking steps against it.
