If you’ve lived in San Antonio long enough, the arrival of Triumph’s long-awaited reunion tour at Frost Bank Center on Thursday, May 21, will feel like a homecoming. The hard-rocking band behind hits including “Lay It on the Line,” “Magic Power” and “Blinding Light Show” has been a local favorite since the era when Joe […]
Some restaurants feed people. Others inspire the kind of loyalty dedicated to beloved sports franchises or memberships in a secret societies. San Antonio is full of dining spots where regulars evolve into zealots and first-timers may feel like they’ve wandered onto sacred ground. While there are plenty of SA eateries with loyal followings, we tried […]
A charming rustic farmhouse selling for $715,000 in Boerne is wild — and in more ways than one. First, there’s the rustic but well-manicured front lawn, cross-hatched with meandering paths leading to an inviting front porch with rocking chairs gently swaying in the breeze. Even at first glance, it’s clear that this is the home […]
Gov. Greg Abbott’s longtime political strategist appears to be grasping for straws — and drawing criticism for being “creepy” — as he scours for dirt on state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic candidate for the state’s top elected office. During an exchange earlier this week on social media platform X, Dave Carney — Abbott’s top campaign consultant for […]
San Antonio may soon become the nation’s sixth-largest city in the nation, U.S. Census data shows. That’s because the Alamo City’s burgeoning growth is unmatched by the relatively stagnant population of Philadelphia, which currently holds the sixth spot. And upon hearing that news, the Philadelphia Inquirer is apparently having a meltdown. In an article published […]
Some smoke shops say the flurry of court actions since March 31 has already forced them to scale back hours, cut staff and prepare to shut down. The post Seesaw rulings on Texas’ smokeable hemp ban is bad for business, retailers say appeared first on San Antonio Current.
A home recently listed just west of San Antonio for $595,000 comes with plenty of eccentric touches that might appeal to someone who yearns for the steppes of Central Asia. For one, the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath property features a towering statue of a horse reared up on his hind legs, which greets those who drive through […]
Automaker Toyota could be poised to make another big investment in San Antonio that could add 2,000 more jobs, the San Antonio Business Journal reports, citing paperwork the company filed with Texas officials. Documents filed with the Texas Comptroller outline the Japanese company potential plans to drop $2 billion on an additional assembly plant on […]
Deco District gem Cool Crest Miniature Golf will hold a Grand Reopening Celebration this Saturday. This classic San Antonio fun fixture originally opened its doors in 1929. While the spot has one foot firmly planted in the past — it’s beloved by generations of locals — the current owners also have their eyes on the […]
The owner-operator of Backyard on Broadway and Dibs Mixers was the old San Antonian selected for this year’s Tales of the Cocktail Foundation apprentice class. The post San Antonio bar pro Ohio Crawford selected for national cocktail apprentice program appeared first on San Antonio Current.