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New exhibit at San Antonio's La Zona offers a window into indigenous culture before Europe arrived
An event on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at La Zona promises indigenous art, body painting and more. La Zona, at 337 West Commerce, ...
Breaking barriers and building futures: Dr. Loston's impact on San Antonio education
Dr. Adena William Loston has carried the legacy of one of San Antonio's oldest colleges for nearly twenty years.
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San Antonio Eagle Scout raises funds for an accessible playground at McAllister Park
Thomas Murray, a sophomore at Central Catholic High School, wants the public's help to raise funds for his 5K fundraiser to create an accessible-friendly playground as part of his Eagle Scout project.
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Where to stay warm in San Antonio: Overnight shelters, hotline available for residents
As San Antonio braces for a strong cold front, city leaders are preparing to implement their weather response plan.
Full-time college student opens specialty coffee shop in downtown San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO — A full-time college student opened a coffee shop in the heart of downtown San Antonio at the end of 2024, garnering a steady following. Adam Daoud, the co-owner of Vela Coffee said it ...
San Antonio, community nonprofits prepares shelters as region braces for arctic blast
As much as Corazon Ministries helps the San Antonio community, the nonprofit itself needs some help too—especially with the upcoming arctic blast. “We need help making meals, we need help cleaning and ...