SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department is inviting locals to take part in the “World’s Largest Swimming Lesson” later this month. The event is in an effort to spread the word that swimming lessons save lives to help prevent drowning. Recommended Videos The free lesson for ages 4 and up is … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs will host a free official NBA Draft watch party at The Rock at La Cantera later this month. Fans are invited to watch the Spurs make its first round of picks on the 40-foot LED screen on Frost Plaza. The team has the fourth and eighth picks in … Read more
SAN ANTONO – Hot Joy is leaving its Southtown home after a decade. In a social media post on Tuesday, the Asian-inspired restaurant said it is headed to the popular area of Broadway and Jones Avenue. Recommended Videos The new Hot Joy will be located in the same building as Pumpers and NOLA Brunch & … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A new monthly, chef-driven dinner series is debuting in San Antonio at St. Paul Square later this month. Steve Mahone — local restaurateur and bar owner of Francis Bogside, Blue Box and Hanzo — and Kimberly Suta, food writer and culinary entrepreneur with Sutapants Productions, are working together on the St. Paul … Read more
BEXAR COUNTY – Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai is set to give a State of Business in Bexar County address during a fireside chat on Wednesday at the Grand Hyatt Hotel. The event, formerly The State of the County, is hosted by the North San Antonio Chamber and will be moderated by president Brett Finley. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – We often receive this complaint in the newsroom: renters are fed up with ongoing property problems. “It’s very, very difficult, close to impossible, to get any solutions or get anything done,” said Joan Bielfeldt. The City of San Antonio and the Fair Housing Council hosted Tuesday’s renters rights meeting. The goal was … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – When it rains in San Antonio, problems pour. Water “falls fast and it flows fast,” Erin Cavazos, the manager of engineering at the San Antonio River Authority, said. “There’s no space for that flood water to go.” Flooding and lingering water can be widespread in the Alamo City, which is why the … Read more