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Archbishops of San Antonio and New York make friendly wager on NBA Finals
The food-focused wager is the latest by high-profile figures centered around the Spurs-Knicks series.
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The Wild Farm brings slow, sustainable fashion event to San Antonio’s West Side
The free “Fashion, Flowers & Food” gathering this Sunday will pair urban flower farming with DIY fashion.
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Angry Spurs fans launch fundraisers to buy out De’Aaron Fox’s $229 million contract
The three separate GoFundMe campaigns come as the veteran San Antonio guard continues to struggle in the NBA Finals.
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30 celebrities who attended high school in San Antonio
A Country Music Hall of Famer, a Basketball Hall of Famer, a few movie stars and plenty of TV personalities attended high school in the 2-1-0. How many can you name?
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New Yorkers bought more than 1/3 of resale tickets sold to Game 5 of NBA Finals in San Antonio
Get ready to see a flood of Knicks jerseys inside the Frost Bank Center this Saturday, according to a new data report.
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San Antonio Spurs rolling out Game 5 watch parties in Mexico City, Paris
The team is leaning into its reputation as an international franchise as it fights to avoid elimination in Saturday’s game against the New York Knicks.
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Proposed ban on Big Bend border wall fails in U.S. House funding panel
Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar sought to bar the Trump administration from using federal funds to build border barriers in the national park, which is rarely traversed by migrants.
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Knicks fan hurls egg at Wembanyama during chaos that follows Spurs’ New York game
The incident occurred as the team exited its bus following Game 4 of the NBA Finals. NYPD also arrested 15 unruly fans as crowds become unruly.
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Wembanyama says the Spurs weren’t hungry enough in historic loss to the Knicks
‘We work too hard and give up our leads, you know, just as simple as that,’ Wemby said after the team flushed away a 29-point advantage.
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San Antonio’s Ricos Nacho Cheese runs ‘Go Spurs Go’ ads in Times Square ahead of Game 4
The San Antonio-based nacho cheese brand bought the New York Times digital billboard on Monday.
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San Antonio drag favorite Kristi Waters hosting annual Out at the Tobin Pride Brunch
The show, scheduled for this Sunday, also will feature Courtney Act, Reign LaRue and Kylie Gorgeous — along with a buffet and ‘inspired cocktails.’
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San Antonio’s Turnip Theater hosting clowning workshops this weekend
The workshops, held at Urban 15, will be taught by NYU-trained Ruthie Buescher and Julia Fae, a working clown and physical theater artist.
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San Antonio mayor warns Spurs fans in New York to ‘stay vigilant’ ahead of Game 4
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ warning comes after groups of Knicks fans harassed Spurs supporters following Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
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Summer Camps at Magik Theatre
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San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones ramps up attacks against Charles Barkley
‘You’re not going to come here, make these ridiculous comments about San Antonio women, when you yourself are not in that great a shape,’ Jones said of the NBA great.
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Stormy Daniels talks comedy, threats and mushrooms ahead of comedy tour stop in San Antonio
The former adult-film actress tied to hush-money payments from Donald Trump will bring her act to Woodlawn Comedy on Friday. She ends her shows with an audience Q&A.
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4 limericks in honor of Donald Trump falling asleep at the Spurs-Knicks game
What most fans saw as a tense nail-biter, as San Antonio clawed its way to a 115-111 victory, was apparently a snooze fest for the Napper in Chief.
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Study: Spurs’ NBA Finals run could have $441 million economic impact on San Antonio
That’s about the same boost the city got from last year’s NCAA Final Four, according to one St. Mary’s economist.
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San Antonio Spurs get cold New York welcome ahead of Game 3 at Madison Square Garden
‘Keep the bus running, you’re going to be out of here in two days,’ one Knicks fan yelled as the team exited its Manhattan hotel.
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ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins says he’ll shovel San Antonio Zoo’s rhino poop if Spurs win NBA Finals
The wager is the latest set up by San Antonio Zoo CEO Tim Morrow as the Silver and Black chase the championship.
