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Elsewhere Garden Bar, Alamo BBQ Co.: San Antonio’s biggest food stories of the week
The Alamo City gained a few new spots this week at which to gather and indulge.
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Kristin Chenoweth to perform revue-style show at San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre this September
Tickets for Chenoweth’s For The Girls tour are on sale now.
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Uvalde School Shooting, Shark Tank: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Understandably, readers were looking for news to help make sense of the tragic and pointless school shooting in Uvalde.
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San Antonio FBI office is looking to hire K-12 teachers as special agents
According to the FBI, teachers can simplify complex material and have strong analytical skills.
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Fresh ingredients, techniques help Milpa at The Yard deliver on new insights to Mexican cuisine
The restaurant’s holistic menu has no trouble featuring both ultra-meaty carnitas and dried hibiscus blossoms.
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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg says Texas’ leaders make it hard for cities to prevent mass shootings
‘If more guns in our community made us a safer community, the United States would’ve been the safest community in the world a long time ago,’ the mayor said.
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Husband of teacher killed in Uvalde massacre has died of heart attack
The couple, who had been married 24 years, had four children together.
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San Antonio ranked as the fastest growing city in the country, according to new data
Nearly 14,000 people moved to the Alamo City between 2020 and 2021, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Hundreds gather for vigil honoring victims of Uvalde tragedy at San Antonio’s San Fernando Cathedral
Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Congressman Joaquin Castro were also in attendance.
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Actor Ricardo Chavira joins the board of the Public Theater of San Antonio
The actor is one of four new members of the theater company’s board of trustees.
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Vintage Block Party will take over San Antonio’s Blue Star Arts Complex on Saturday
The event will feature a variety of vintage and pop-up boutiques, live music and plenty of food.
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Hours after Uvalde school shooting, Gov. Greg Abbott attended a fundraiser 300 miles away
A spokesperson for Abbott said he had previously committed to the event but all campaign-related activities are postponed until further notice.
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Gov. Greg Abbott’s Uvalde press conference slips into chaos after rival Beto O’Rourke confronts him
Uvalde’s Mayor called O’Rourke a “sick son of a bitch.”
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Bad Takes: Until San Antonio and Texas voters demand better, our air quality will remain noxious
Three out of four Bexar County residents agreed that ‘global warming will harm future generations,’ according to a Yale climate survey published earlier this year.
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San Antonio’s Vista Brewing celebrating first anniversary with Memorial Day weekend bash
Tunes will flow all day, including sets by DJ Palmer and the Favorite Son Band.
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Record number of property appraisal protests filed in Bexar County. Here’s what happens next.
Those who missed the May 15 deadline can still file an appeal.
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High-profile race between South Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar and progressive rival too close to call
‘This election is still too close to call, and we are still waiting for every ballot and eligible vote to be counted,’ challenger Jessica Cisneros tweeted.
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With 21 fatalities, the Uvalde elementary school massacre is Texas’ deadliest school shooting
The suspect appeared to be acting alone, and he was shot and killed by a U.S. Border Patrol agent who was on duty nearby.
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Multimedia performance Nine debuts at the Carver Community Cultural Center Saturday
The show tells the story of the Little Rock Nine through modern dance, moving music and visual elements.
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Visiting flamenco dancer Belén Maya presenting two San Antonio performances with Arte y Pasión
Led by Maya, the troupe will perform at Brick at Blue Star on May 26 before moving to the Roosevelt Library on May 27.
