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Jacob Tobey reportedly exits as San Antonio Spurs announcer after affair allegation

Written by on 9 July 2026

Spurs play-by-play announcer Jacob Tobey has left the NBA franchise after allegations of an affair involving the sister of a Spurs player surfaced and caught fire on social media, Front Office Sports reports. Tobey’s girlfriend accessed his Instagram account to allege he cheated with Spurs player Lindy Waters III’s sister, Loren, according to Front Office […]

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CineFestival San Antonio returns for 47th installment

Written by on 9 July 2026

CineFestival San Antonio, the nation’s longest-running Latinx film festival, is back this week for its 47th incarnation. Devoted to showcasing Latin American feature films and shorts alike, CineFestival provides a reference point for cultural identity, politically charged storytelling and fiercely independent filmmaking. The festival opens with a screening of Mexicanamerican (2026), the debut film by […]

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San Antonio mayor’s task force issues recommendations to improve voter turnout

Written by on 9 July 2026

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones unveiled a set of nine recommendations Wednesday designed to improve San Antonio’s civic engagement and boost flagging voter turnout numbers. The Mayor’s Commission on Voting, an informal task force Jones convened this spring, issued the recommendations, which include turning an existing city communication office into a dedicated office of civic participation, setting […]

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Whitewater Amphitheater files for Chapter 11 to stave off foreclosure sale

Written by on 8 July 2026

New Braunfels’ Whitewater Amphitheater filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization Tuesday in a move that halts the music venue’s scheduled foreclosure sale, the Express-News reports. Kona Coast Venture Ltd., the outdoor concert site’s operator, filed the petition in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in San Antonio nearly a half hour after the sale was scheduled to get […]

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San Antonio’s 93-year-old Esquire Tavern has new owner

Written by on 8 July 2026

Downtown’s historic Esquire Tavern has changed hands, and the new owner is a familiar face: longtime operator and beverage director Stephan Mendez. Mendez took ownership of both the Commerce Street landmark — home to Texas’ longest wooden bar top — and its basement haunt Downstairs from architect and developer Chris Hill. Hill bought and restored the […]

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