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Part of San Antonio’s Loop 410 is closed until next summer

Written by on 4 September 2024

A Loop 410 entrance ramp on San Antonio’s East Side will remain closed until next summer, according to Texas Department of Transportation officials. The affected portion of the busy highway is the southbound entrance ramp from East Houston Street. TxDOT officials publicly revealed the plan Friday, and the closure was already in effect as of […]

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University of Texas San Antonio paid $500,000 to trounce Kennesaw State

Written by on 3 September 2024

The UTSA Roadrunners beat the Kennesaw State University Owls 16-28 on Saturday in the San Antonio team’s first game as an American Athletic Conference member. However, that victory — played out in front of home-turf fans at the Alamodome — came at a cost. The Roadrunners coughed up $500,000 for the privilege of defeating the […]

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New DIY punk speakeasy Whatever opening inside San Antonio’s Club 727

Written by on 3 September 2024

After the recent closure of DIY venues such as Snake Hill, San Antonio’s tight-knit hardcore-punk community was scattered without a place to call home. However, out of those ashes, a new haunt is emerging. Only a month after Snake Hill’s closure, club regular and photographer Clementine Marie is opening up a DIY speakeasy called Whatever […]

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50-year retrospective of San Antonio artist Rolando Briseño opens Thursday

Written by on 3 September 2024

San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture is presenting Dining with Rolando Briseño: A 50-Year Retrospective in honor of the extraordinary life and career of Alamo City-born artist, activist, “cultural adjustor” and culinary historian Rolando Briseño. The exhibition opens this Thursday at Centro de Artes Gallery, 101 S. Santa Rosa Ave., and includes a free reception […]

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Bexar County Court approves plan to mail out voter applications

Written by on 3 September 2024

Bexar County Commissioners Court on Monday approved a plan to mail voter-registration applications to residents even though Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton threatened to sue if the county does so. The court’s 3-1 vote — made with a single abstention — cleared the way to create a no-bid contract for tech firm Civic Government Solutions […]

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San Antonio’s high-end Italian restaurant Allora at the Pearl has quietly closed

Written by on 3 September 2024

Coastal Italian restaurant Allora, located across Avenue B from the Pearl, has permanently closed, an official from its operating group confirmed Tuesday. Brannon Swindle, director of hospitality for San Antonio’s Maverick Restaurant Group, told the Current that the high-end dining spot was shuttered over the weekend. Swindle said fine-dining restaurants face a “tough market” right now.

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