BASTROP, Texas – Live music from over 30 artists of various genres will be performing at the Bastrop Music Festival in September. The festival, which runs from Sept. 26-29, celebrates the Lost Pines region of Texas at various venues across Bastrop. Recommended Videos During the day, the festival will have free activities open to the … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio has a new theatrical production company in town. The Alamo City Stage Company will be led by Shawn Kjos, the former director of the Harlequin Theater, and will be a division of the nonprofit “Alamo City Arts.” Recommended Videos In a press release, Katie Rodriguez Hall, the Artistic Director of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A major change could be coming to a downtown San Antonio park, as City Council members are set to vote on imposing a curfew at Hemisfair during a Thursday meeting. If passed, the park would close at 11 p.m. and reopen at 5 a.m. The park is currently open 24 hours a … Read more
Stephanie’s husband, 52-year-old James Mendoza, tried to take his own life but survived. He faces murder charges. SAN ANTONIO — A daughter made a horrific discovery after she found her mother stabbed to death. Police say it was at the hands of her husband. It unfolded on the south side of San Antonio, at a … Read more
New Braunfels, Long Creek and Canyon all hired new gridiron leadership this offseason. SAN ANTONIO — There’s many a fresh face on the high school football scene in New Braunfels, with new head coaches taking the reins at New Braunfels, Canyon and – the new kids on the block – Long Creek. Asked who was … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — The St. Francis of Assisi Mobile Loaves & Fishes just recently reached a major milestone. The ministry just marked serving one million meals. Every day, volunteers serve food across San Antonio. The kitchen located at the Catholic church, off De Zavala Road, is a well-oiled machine. Some of the volunteers include Julie … Read more
A developer plans to release up to 4 million gallons of treated wastewater into Helotes Creek every day. Landowners and environmentalists are pushing back. HELOTES, Texas — Grey Forest landowners are celebrating their first victory against a developer seeking to dump millions of gallons of treated sewer into Helotes Creek every day. On Wednesday, the … Read more