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Pro-Palestinian protesters crash San Antonio Mayor’s Dream Ball

Written by on 29 January 2024

Over the weekend, pro-Palestinian protesters made good on an earlier promise to make life “uncomfortable” for San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and members of City Council. Members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation on Saturday crashed the Mayor’s Dream Ball at the Boeing Center at Tech Port, reiterating their demand that council vote on an […]

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San Antonio’s Alamo Colleges sets new enrollment record

Written by on 29 January 2024

San Antonio’s Alamo Colleges District has set a new enrollment record even as other community colleges face declining student numbers, officials said Monday. The total of 66,703 students signed up for the spring semester represents a 9.72% jump from last year, according to officials with the district, which operates five community college campuses, including Northwest Vista, […]

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San Antonio Spurs take on the Cavs ahead of annual Rodeo Road Trip

Written by on 29 January 2024

As the NBA trade deadline approaches on Thursday, Feb. 8, the rebuilding Spurs host Jarrett Allen and the Cavaliers in their last home game before this season’s nine-game Rodeo Road Trip. Allen led the way for the Cavs in a close 115-117 win against the Spurs in Cleveland in early January, during which he posted […]

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San Antonio artist Joey Fauerso celebrates a prolific decade with new book

Written by on 29 January 2024

Born in San Antonio and raised in a Transcendental Meditation community in Fairfield, Iowa, artist Joey Fauerso creates captivating paintings, drawings, videos and installations, many of which draw from personal experiences — from the everyday to the extraordinary. “I went to the Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment and that was a very seminal […]

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San Antonio’s Neuvo Leon Bakery has closed

Written by on 27 January 2024

Nuevo Leon Bakery, a longtime fixture of its East Side neighborhood, has permanently closed, KSAT 12 News reports. The 28-year-old business, known equally well for its tacos and its sweets, shut down so owner Marlena Araujo can spent time with her family, especially her grandchildren, according to the TV station.

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Texas GOP vice chair challenges Matt Rinaldi for party leadership

Written by on 27 January 2024

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. The vice chair of the Texas Republican Party, Dana Myers, announced Friday she was challenging the chair, Matt Rinaldi. Myers confirmed in a text message that she was running and said that a […]

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