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San Antonio community invited to create colorful mural for airport this week
The city will provide all the materials, and no experience is necessary.
Brandon Rodriguez
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Texas Legislature allocates $6.6 million for school breakfast programs, aiding 70,000 students
Students who currently qualify for reduced-price school meals now will be able to get a free breakfast.
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Texas’ Enchanted Rock State Natural Area warns hikers about heat risks
Park officials have so far dealt with nearly 40 heat-related emergencies this summer.
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Goodwill expanding in San Antonio with new North Side store and donation center
The new retail and donation center is expected to hire 30 people.
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San Antonio bicycle retailer Bike World closes after 51 years
The five shops will reopen as Trek Bicycles on July 19.
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San Antonio food trailer Krazy Katsu to open brick-and-mortar location in Medical Center
The second outpost will serve menu staples like the OG and Deebo chicken sandwiches along with breakfast and beer and wine.
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Sriracha shortage sparks sky-high prices on San Antonio’s Facebook Marketplace
Huy Fong Sriracha is currently unavailable for purchase on H-E-B’s website.
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Bad Bunny’s ‘Titi Me Pregunto’ are Texas’ most searched-for song lyrics, study finds
Olivia Rodrigo is the artist with the most-searched song lyrics across the United States.
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San Antonio’s recreational opportunities are average at best, according to study
Even though the Alamo City relies on tourism for its economy, researchers found its parks lacking and bristled at its summer heat.
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San Antonio Independent School District seeking community input on school closures
SAISD is asking for community feedback via an online survey, and it will begin holding community meetings next month.
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The Alamo to host free Sensory-Friendly evening of learning
While the event is free, capacity is limited and advanced registration is required.
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Park Rangers want help identifying vandals who damaged San Antonio’s Mission San Jose
Someone attempting a June 28 break-in at the mission damaged its historic Rose Window.
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San Antonio’s UT Teen Health lands $10 million grant to combat teen pregnancy
Teen pregnancy in South Texas is four times higher than the national average, according to UT Health officials.
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San Antonio’s 13th Floor haunted house now hiring for spooky seasonal jobs
The attraction is seeking 150 seasonal workers, age 16 and up.
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VIA Metropolitan Transit to host in-person hearing for VIA Link service enhancements
The meeting will take place Monday, July 10, at 5:30 p.m. at Kirby City Hall’s council chambers.
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San Antonio animal shelters cutting adoption fees for Empty the Shelters event
San Antonio Animal Care Services and San Antonio Pets Alive! are offering the reduced-cost adoptions through July 31.
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San Antonio airport plus its Whataburger and Super Bien concessions land awards
The Airports Council International-North America recognized San Antonio International for its diversity and inclusion efforts.
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San Antonio’s VIA gets $3 million in federal grants for low-emission vans
The grant will finance the replacement of 15 gasoline-powered vehicles VIA uses to transport people with disabilities.
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San Antonio businesses can apply for grants of up to $50,000 to upgrade their facilities
The grant application process opens in early July and runs through September.
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New Life, New Business: Ukrainian refugee charts a fresh course with San Antonio bakery Pashina Pastry
Pashina Pastry owner Olena Romanko said she may never be able to return to her home.