Building a stronger future for foster youth in Texas and across America
Commentary: From right here in San Antonio, to cities across the nation, HUD is bringing policy closer to the young Americans it serves.
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Bexar County moves to spend $10M on South Beach Pavilion project for Defense Health Agency
Additional funding of $10 million for the renovation will come from the City, and $5 million in state grants, for a total of $25 million.
Beat the heat without breaking the budget
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Nevada Movers: Your Guide to Easy and Affordable Moving
Relocating can be one of life’s most demanding experiences, whether you are transitioning to a new home or shifting your business operations. It requires planning, coordination, and reliable support. At Nevada Movers, we understand that relocating is more than just transporting belongings — it’s a critical transition that impacts your home, your business, and your…
Dough Baby rises from farmers market to Olmos Park brick-and-mortar
Nancy Fitch created Dough Baby as a side gig at Pearl Farmers Market two years ago. The pop-up was so popular she sold out within an hour.
Aquifer authority eases water restrictions for San Antonio region
Recent rains have boosted the Edwards Aquifer enough to allow water restrictions to be eased. The aquifer is a key source of water for cities, farms, and ranches.
Judson ISD employees won’t be getting raises next school year
As school districts across San Antonio draft up budgets for the next school year, Judson ISD is freezing employee pay.
More than 8k San Antonio kids will get vouchers. Many previously were enrolled at public schools.
Less than half of the 21,483 students in the San Antonio area who applied for a school voucher will get one.
NISD Superintendent John Craft announces retirement after 3 years
Another public school leader in San Antonio is leaving the role. John Craft first joined Northside ISD in 2023.
Appeals court rejects effort to defend Texas law offering in-state tuition for undocumented students
A federal judge blocked the law known as the Texas Dream Act in June after it was challenged by the Trump administration and state officials declined to defend it.