SAN ANTONIO – The soil you use in your garden is important because it adds nutrients to your plants. You can save money and help out the environment at the same time by making your own compost soil. Read about why it’s so important for the environment to throw your food waste into your City … Read more
Condolences poured in across the Lone Star State following a crash that left a young boy and an adult dead in Bastrop County. AUSTIN, Texas — Several elected leaders and school districts from across Texas reacted to the news after a man and boy were killed in a school bus crash in Bastrop County on … Read more
Surface guided radiation therapy uses infrared cameras to provide a more precise form of treatment that does not require permanent markings. SAN ANGELO, Texas — Shannon Cancer Center is now the only medical facility in West Texas to offer surface guided radiation therapy (SGRT)- a groundbreaking method of treatment that doesn’t require patients to receive … Read more
Saturday fruit tree giveaway will probably see up to 1,000 guests. SAN ANTONIO — If history repeats itself, hundreds of people will start showing up at Monterrey Park on West Commerce long before daylight Saturday, as the city’s Parks and Recreation Department gets ready to give away 1,000 fruit trees for free. Even though the … Read more
Zoo Boise said the 17-year-old Ginny outlived the average lifespan of her species, which under 14 years in human captivity. BOISE, Idaho — Ginny, a spotted-necked otter who has called Zoo Boise home for years, has died. Officials with the zoo announced her death with “heavy hearts” on social media Friday afternoon. Officials said she … Read more
The city’s online dashboard breaks down abatements performed by month and district. There’s also a map indicating which sites have been cleaned up more than once. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio has performed more than 400 homeless encampment abatements since the start of the start of the fiscal year. The city is … Read more
FLORESVILLE, Texas – Landlocked by the H-E-B in Floresville and a neighborhood, the Walker-Edwards Cemetery is on land once owned by James Walker, an African American who had been enslaved as a child. Ray Warren said his great-grandfather may have been born into slavery, but he later prospered, having saved enough money to buy property … Read more