H-E-B did more: San Antonio grocery giant’s 25 biggest moments of 2022
The store really did a lot in 2022. Sometimes its hard to keep up.
The store really did a lot in 2022. Sometimes its hard to keep up.
“Mike was a giving and attentive husband, father and grandfather,” Leach’s family said in a statement announcing his death. STARKVILLE, Miss — Mike Leach, the gruff, pioneering and unfiltered college football coach who helped revolutionize the passing game with the Air Raid offense, has died “following complications from a heart condition,” Mississippi State said Tuesday. … Read more
Connecticut’s major defense companies as well as the supply chain that reinforces the industry would receive a major boost from a bill that Congress must pass annually to authorize the budget for military spending. The National Defense Authorization Act authorizes a total of $858 billion that includes a 4.6% pay raise and a 2% increase … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s housing market is expected to show positive growth next year, brushing past a recent slowdown brought on by rising interest rates and rapid price appreciation. The data comes from a new forecast by Santa Clara-based Realtor.com, an online provider of real estate listings and related data, which analyzed home sales … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The Westside Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) board voted Dec. 6 to allocate $6.6 million to renovate Market Square. Final approval is needed from City Council before the money is disbursed to the city-owned plaza lined with shops, restaurants and live entertainment at 514 Commerce St., just west of I-10. An important … Read more
So when he is caroling at the San Antonio Zoo, he shows up prepared to sing “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” on repeat. “I think I sing it eight times an hour,” Kjos said. “Because the kids walk by, they wonder what is happening? Why is he wearing that hat? And then we start singing something … Read more
NEW YORK – For Alexandra Pelosi, the brutal attack on her father earlier this year was a culmination of vitriol that had been building for decades. Her family’s name, she says, has been weaponized for years, turned into a curse word for Republicans. Then, in October, a man broke into the family’s San Francisco home … Read more