SAN ANTONIO – New and existing businesses benefit from funding to benefit their companies’ growth, but obtaining loans or grants isn’t easy and requires a lot of time and using that funding effectively is crucial to sustaining operations. Stephanie Scheller, CEO of Grow Disrupt — a company that produces personal growth events that support small … Read more
This article has been updated. After nearly a year — and a controversy that involved a coffee company, sexist slurs and a charitable foundation — Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar finally got his rescue boat. With no discussion, Bexar County commissioners on Thursday accepted the donation of a 2005 Sea Fox boat, worth about $20,000, … Read more
This article has been updated. After nearly a year — and a controversy that involved a coffee company, sexist slurs and a charitable foundation — Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar finally got his rescue boat. With no discussion, Bexar County commissioners on Thursday accepted the donation of a 2005 Sea Fox boat, worth about $20,000, … Read more
Updated 3.25.22 Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales will not prosecute a sheriff’s deputy for manslaughter, despite an indictment earlier in the week. “A grand jury indictment only means that a jury found probable cause that a crime occurred, and not that the office can prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt, which requires a … Read more
San Antonio – A contingent of 118 members of the San Antonio business community and local government are headed to the nation’s capital to try to bring as many projects and tax dollars back to the Alamo City as possible. The trip is organized by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and is usually an … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Downtown San Antonio and the River Walk were packed as businesses saw a boom last weekend, with large crowds coming out to enjoy Spring Break and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. It was a welcomed sight for the economy, but service industry staff still hasn’t bounced back from the COVID-19 pandemic. “I feel … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – There was a sea of people in downtown San Antonio and on the River Walk for St. Patrick’s Day weekend festivities Saturday. It’s a sight that hasn’t been seen in two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The large crowds were a welcomed sight for area business owners, as COVID-19 cases remain … Read more