Thanks to slowing economy, San Antonio’s next bond program could be smaller than 2 decades ago
A $442 million bond is what the city says it can do without raising taxes. It would be smaller than the 2007 bond, which was $550 million.
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FAA awards San Antonio airport $43.2M in grants for upgrades to its airfield drainage system
The Airport Improvement Program grant is the largest FAA award for the San Antonio International Airport in the airport’s history.
San Antonio authors launch their own book publishing co-op
A group of San Antonio authors is establishing a co-op publishing house to give writers more support publishing and marketing their books.
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid resumes in-person services in San Antonio
TRLA, one of the largest legal aid nonprofits in the state, is bringing in-person civil legal aid services back to Bexar County.
San Antonio’s Coca-Cola bottling plant gets $42M expansion, adds 80 workers
Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages announced a $42 million, 170,000-square-foot expansion to its Eastside facility.
Grizelda Garza is dressing Hollywood stars without leaving San Antonio
The San Antonio costume designer dressed William H. Macy. for “The Deputy,” which hits limited theaters and VOD platforms on Friday.
Michelin-recognized Mezquite sizzles with Sonoran-style cooking and grilled meats
In a city with hundreds of Tex-Mex eateries, Mezquite stands out for the kind of Mexican food Kevin Fink grew up on in Tucson, Arizona.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio to keep Eastside clubhouse open after donations come in
Community donations will keep the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio’s Eastside clubhouse open at limited capacity.
Audie Murphy VA hospital report shows privacy violations, failure to meet safety requirements
A new report this week from the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General found mental health care at San Antonio’s Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital failed to meet the agency’s standards in several categories.
TxDOT plans to add more roundabouts to intersections in San Antonio
More roundabouts are coming to the city as the Texas Department of Transportation plans to introduce more “innovative intersections” in San Antonio District roadways.
Boys and Girls Clubs of San Antonio to close 2 clubhouses due to financial challenges
Financial challenges are forcing the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio to shut down two more clubhouses at the end of September.
An old idea with new drive: Takeaways from the alliance uniting ATX-SATX region leaders
A spectrum of disparate needs coalesced around collaborating as a mega region under the banner of the Central Texas Alliance.
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