San Antonio’s real estate market has cooled in the past couple of years, and there are still deals to be had — especially if you don’t mind a tight squeeze. Case in point: a 623-square-foot fixer-upper in an inner West Side neighborhood recently hit the market with a $65,000 price tag. Billed as a “1947 […]
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Trump moves to roll back protections for 4,000 acres of National Forest in Texas from logging, oil activity
The administration plans to roll back the Roadless Rule which protects 58.5 million acres of wild areas in National Forests.
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Punk band Black Flag bringing Gen Z lineup to San Antonio this Friday
This is your chance to see the Kidz Bop version of Black Flag.
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Documentary on Spurs legend Tim Duncan to premiere at Austin Film Festival
Directed by Duncan’s brother, The Boy from St. Croix is described as ‘intimate portrait’ of the quiet but beloved NBA player.
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San Antonio workers and activists to hold Project Marvel rally on Labor Day
The downtown protest will be one of 1,000 Labor Day demonstrations nationwide against billionaire influence and corruption in the U.S.
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San Japan bringing 3 days of anime and gaming to downtown San Antonio over Labor Day weekend
The fan-run gathering bills itself as South Texas’ biggest anime and gaming convention.
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San Antonio’s Curious Twins fight to save ‘haunted’ Yorktown Hospital
The “most haunted building in Texas” is now closed while its owners battle city hall to reopen it.
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California’s brunch-focused Squeeze In chain to open San Antonio restaurant next year
The local dining spot will be Squeeze In’s first move into Texas after years of serving up California and Nevada customers.
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10-Year Reserve: Whiskey Business celebrates milestone birthday with spirited bash at the Witte Museum
The San Antonio whiskey and spirits event will take place Friday, Aug. 22.
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Queer activists hosting San Antonio’s first Reclaim Pride event to counter Pride ‘corporatization’
The event is intended as a rebuke of the police presence and corporate sponsorships that organizers maintain have sullied Pride Bigger Than Texas.
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San Antonio activists send message to quorum-breaking Texas Democrats
Texas House Democrats must stay away until Aug. 19 to run down the clock on the current legislative session.
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San Antonio ranks 11th on new ‘Best BBQ Cities’ list, lagging far behind Austin
Care to place a bet on who’s No. 1? For some reason, it’s Las Vegas.
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San Antonio musician and conjunto legend Flaco Jiménez has died at age 86
The Grammy-winning performer expanded his South Texas-born genre and collaborated with artists ranging from Doug Sahm to the Rolling Stones.
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Former space of San Antonio music venue The Rustic reborn with pop-up concert series
This weekend’s star-studded event, featuring Kodak Black, will raise funds for Kerrville disaster relief, according to organizers.
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No, Waffle House isn’t coming to San Antonio
A viral image on social media depicting San Antonio’s first Waffle House is a fake, officials say.
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Two San Antonio hotel restaurant-bar concepts named among the best in the U.S.
A new guide compiled by OpenTable and Kayak highlights the nation’s best-reviewed hotel restaurant concepts.
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Gino’s Deli and two other San Antonio shops land on Yelp’s 100 Best Sandwiches list
PB&J with Tay and Bilia Eatery also earned spots in the review site’s nationwide rankings.
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Curious Twins ghost-tour duo purchase abandoned, ‘haunted’ hospital near San Antonio
Some consider Yorktown Hospital the ‘most haunted building in Texas’ due to its reputation for paranormal activity.
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San Antonio’s Paper Tiger unveils Ozzy Osbourne mural
The mural went up less than a week after the passing of the Prince of Darkness.
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Jamaican group The Abyssinians to headline this Saturday’s San Antonio Reggae Festival
For the 10th year, the event is being held in Rosedale Park.