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San Antonio high-end Mexican restaurant Mixtli opens specialty wine and food store
The Cellar will sit adjacent to Mixtli’s Southtown dining room and offer more than 1,200 wines.
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Following outrage over wristband system, San Antonio’s King William Fair going back to food tickets
Attendees of last week’s festival said they experienced technical glitches with the wristband system.
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Table Talk: Krazy Katsu co-owner Phillip Gonyea made the jump from home cook to restaurateur
The Olmos Park restaurant, which serves Japanese-style chicken sandwiches, has humble origins.
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VIA will offer San Antonio voters free trips to the polls for this Saturday’s election
The complimentary service will be available for all regular VIA bus service lines plus additional VIA services.
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San Antonio veterans can redeem a free one-day admission to SeaWorld San Antonio
Veterans have until May 14 to register for free admission, which also can extend to three dependents.
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Attendees of San Antonio’s King William Fair mad about wristband payment system
In online comments, visitors complained that poor Internet connections made it hard to load money onto their passes.
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Valero donates $5 million to educational work at Alamo and lands naming rights to key gallery
A major exhibition at the $150 million museum and visitor center will be called the Valero Battle of the Alamo Gallery.
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It takes an army of volunteers to stage NIOSA, one of Fiesta San Antonio’s signature festivals
‘It’s a big family reunion,’ the organization’s chairwoman said. ‘There are people that you only see once a year, and you see them [at NIOSA].’
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San Antonio theme park Six Flags Fiesta Texas to get first-of-its-kind esports gaming center
The new gaming center will include PCs and consoles, along with a 52-seat lounge and a 1601-seat theater.
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New Braunfels area’s historic Gruene Hall nominated for Academy of Country Music Award
‘It’s our first time being nominated, which is kind of crazy and super thrilling,’ said one of the owners of the 145-year-old venue.
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Comedian Chris Estrada comes to San Antonio’s LOL Comedy Club for weekend of shows
Estrada wrote and starred in the 2022 Hulu series This Fool, an irreverent and nuanced sitcom that speaks to the Mexican American experience.
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SAMMinistries lands $18 million for its mission of ending homelessness in San Antonio
The nonprofit pulled in money from both the federal government and a local housing bond.
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Betty’s Battalion, a landmark bar in San Antonio’s Government Hill area, is closing after 37 years
Located outside Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, the tavern is a longtime haunt for veterans and service members.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship explodes minutes after South Texas launch
Musk, who touted the 400-foot-hight craft as the world’s most powerful rocket, said he’ll launch another in coming months.
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San Antonio eatery passed over for COVID-recovery grant will now get money following media inquiries
As of 11 a.m. Wednesday, owner Tammy Russell was grappling with how she would keep her 28-year-old business afloat.
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Table Talk: Creator of Fiesta’s Taste of the Republic is an evangelist for Texas cuisine
On April 20, Taste of the Republic will take place at the Alamo for the first time.
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San Antonio’s Asian-inspired beer garden Wurst Behavior sets late-April opening date
The new venture from the founders of Curry Boys will offer accessible, beer-ready food with an Asian twist.
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San Antonio seventh grader wins national STEM competition for designing 3D printed pin
The national competition is presented by the Army Educational Outreach Program and Future Engineers.
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Fast-growing Port San Antonio approves development of futuristic office tower
The proposed tower is one of three significant projects Port San Antonio announced in 2022.
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Texas Historical Commission clears way for San Antonio to fell 48 trees at Brackenridge Park
Environmentalists and others have fought the plan for roughly a year, calling it excessive and damaging to wildlife.