Construction is expected to be completed between 2026 and 2028. GALVESTON, Texas — We heard it was coming and now it’s official. A new Margaritaville resort will open up in Galveston — in a $250 million venture. The resort, which will be at 317 East Beach Drive, will be a 300,000 square-foot development with 334 … Read more
The proposed tower in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown would stand at 1,907 feet if approved, developers say. OKLAHOMA CITY — Developers in Oklahoma City are aiming for new heights. Matteson Capital and architecture firm AO are asking the city for zoning that would allow them to build a 1,907-foot supertall tower that, if approved, would be … Read more
The proposed tower in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown would stand at 1,907 feet if approved, developers say. OKLAHOMA CITY — Developers in Oklahoma City are aiming for new heights. Matteson Capital and architecture firm AO are asking the city for zoning that would allow them to build a 1,907-foot supertall tower that, if approved, would be … Read more
Beltre locked up a Hall of Fame resume during his time in Texas, where he played for the Rangers from 2011 until his retirement after the 2018 season. DALLAS — Adrian Beltre, the former Texas Rangers third baseman who starred for nearly a decade in Arlington, was announced as a National Baseball Hall of Fame … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – Tuesday night’s announcement of the next inductees to the National Baseball Hall of Fame garnered plenty of interest from fans in the Lone Star State. The former players on this year’s ballot included former Texas Rangers third baseman Adrián Beltré and former Houston Astros closer Billy Wagner. Only Beltré achieved 75% of … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – After years of fearing the rain, homeowners in a far north Bexar County neighborhood left the Bexar County Courthouse smiling into an overcast Tuesday afternoon. Bexar County commissioners approved $2 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the Villas at Timberwood Homeowners Association so it can connect to the San Antonio … Read more
Volunteers are needed for several upcoming events to help cleanup the area. SAN ANTONIO — When storm water rushed down the San Antonio River channel Monday, it brought an unwelcome visitor: tons of trash. There are backpacks and discarded shoes, beer cans and used motor oil jugs, kids toys and car parts, all jumbled and … Read more