Search in the website:

Uncategorized / Page 647

Fireball Cinnamon Whisky releases troll-worthy ‘sympathy shooters’ for 2023-24 football season

Written by on 15 September 2023

San Antonians who exalt in weekend sportsballing during the cooler months can now troll their friends and family with Fireball Cinnamon Whisky’s new Footbawl Cards — “sympathy cards” with spicy messages and a 50mL shooter of Fireball tucked inside. You read that right: a way to talk trash and send your friends alcoholic trash, all […]

Read More

Texas has dropped tens of thousands from Medicaid coverage due to processing delay

Written by on 15 September 2023

New data released by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission shows that the state has fallen behind processing Medicaid health insurance applications — likely leaving tens of thousands of Texans without coverage through no fault of their own. The data show that Texas currently has a backlog of more than 54,000 Medicaid applications that were submitted in […]

Read More

San Antonio’s Be Kind & Rewind to host Halloween-themed pop-up Oct. 27-31

Written by on 15 September 2023

Throwback-themed bar Be Kind & Rewind will ring in its first anniversary with an immersive, spooky experience dubbed, “The Horror Section,” Oct. 27-31. The bar’s ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s vibes will take a spooky turn via themed seating areas, Halloween- and horror-inspired photo opportunities, immersive decor and roaming monsters, owner Alex Amaro told the Current via […]

Read More

San Antonio officials recommend public transit ahead of UTSA-Army game

Written by on 14 September 2023

Those attending Friday’s UTSA vs. Army football game may want to consider taking public transportation to avoid a traffic nightmare, according to San Antonio officials. The gridiron showdown will begin at 6 p.m., and the large attendance combined with rush hour traffic is likely to create bumper-to-bumper traffic, not to mention parking woes. As a […]

Read More

San Antonio City Council passes $3.7 billion budget. Here are the highlights.

Written by on 14 September 2023

After lengthy and sometimes contentious debate over a proposed fund for women’s reproductive health, all members of San Antonio City Council — except one — signed off on the city’s $3.7 billion fiscal 2024 budget. Here’s everything you need to know about the budget council approved Thursday. Reproductive Health Fund Although the newly created fund […]

Read More

Load more

Generated by Feedzy