The exhibition, set to open in September, will feature 15 San Antonio artists, poets and storytellers. SAN ANTONIO — $100,000 are heading to Queretaro, Mexico to fund an exhibit titled “Al Otro Lado del Espejo,” which translates to “The Other Side of the Mirror.” The exhibition, set to open in September, will feature 15 San … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Eighty years ago, Dennis Boldt landed at Normandy. Thursday was the first time Boldt walked Omaha Beach in France since he fought the Germans. As Boldt slowly makes his way across the French sand, he is helped by Jeff Wells, himself a veteran, who calls San Antonio home. “We go to a … Read more
According to an expert with Edwards Aquifer Authority, areas impacted by Edwards Aquifer have been in a significant drought since 2022. SAN ANTONIO — Comal Springs at Landa Park is normally filled with water. But that’s not the case right now. Paul Bertetti, senior director of aquifer science research and modeling for the Edwards Aquifer … Read more
Charlie O’Connors has met countless warriors over the years. He recalls the recent passing of WWII veteran Bennett Stampes, who was 100 years old. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio veterans were reminded this week of the sacrifices made by the tens of thousands of troops who stormed the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. … Read more
Herrera said he doesn’t expect the results to change, “but I feel I owe it to my volunteers, voters, and supporters to leave no stone unturned.” TEXAS, USA — This story was first published on the Texas Tribune and can be viewed here. YouTuber Brandon Herrera will request a recount Friday in his Republican primary … Read more
The court will be available to the public for pick-up games, shoot-around, or free play. SAN ANTONIO — A new basketball court is set to be open to the public, and it will feature a Silver and Black theme. Spurs Give and Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages announced that they are unveiling a brand-new San Antonio Spurs-themed … Read more
This weekend’s options for those brave enough to venture into the heat (and those who aren’t). SAN ANTONIO — The record-high, summer-like temperatures may have you wanting to stay indoors over the weekend. But if you decide to venture outside and brave the heat anyway, there will be plenty of festivities going on that the … Read more