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Arts & Culture

Lang-Lessing To End Tenure With the San Antonio Symphony After 2019-2020 Season

The San Antonio Symphony announced that Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing will end his tenure as conductor in 2020.

By Nicholas Frank

Arts & Culture

PowerPoints Galore for PechaKucha Night at San Antonio Museum of Art

By Valérie Eiseler

Commentary

Council Candidate Bobby Herrera: A Bit Player in the Bad Old Days

By Rick Casey

Gov & Politics

Texas Senate Advances Bill to Shore Up Teacher Pension Fund

By Aliyya Swaby, Texas Tribune

Business & Tech

Housing, Workforce Development Focus of Mayor's Speech to Eastside Business Owners

By Shari Biediger

Sponsored

Trinity Startup Emerges From Stumberg Venture Competition With Prototype, $10,000 in Funding

By Jeremiah Gerlach

Education

The SAISD board of trustees approved five management agreements that will turn the day-to-day operations at 18 campuses over to nonprofit partners.

SAISD Approves Management Agreements for 18 Campuses

By Emily Donaldson

Environment

Tammy King watches as a chemical tanker passes through the ship channel just off Port Aransas.

In Port Aransas, Plans For Oil Exports Clash With Nature-Based Economy

By Brendan Gibbons

Commentary

The Cibolo Santikos Theater will also feature an arcade, bowling, and laser tag.

Taking a Hard Look at the Santikos Enterprises/San Antonio Area Foundation Relationship

By Robert Rivard

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Gov + Politics

Muslim, Interfaith Community Hold Vigil in Wake of Christchurch Mosque Shootings
By JJ Velasquez and Bonnie Arbittier | March 23, 2019
Traffic Tidbits: Land Bridge Construction Remains on Track
By Edmond Ortiz | March 22, 2019
Vote on San Antonio’s Climate Plan Could Get Delayed Again
By Brendan Gibbons | March 22, 2019
Nirenberg, Brockhouse Pull No Punches at First Mayoral Debate
By Iris Dimmick | March 22, 2019
Divided City Council Approves Airport Concession Contract, But No Chick-fil-A
By Iris Dimmick | March 21, 2019
City Council Approves $1 Million Fund to Help Displaced, Vulnerable Residents
By Iris Dimmick | March 21, 2019
Pearsall Park Receives $1M Grant from Texas Parks & Wildlife Commission
By Valérie Eiseler | March 21, 2019
Bexar County Superintendents Hopeful About House Bill 3’s Potential School Finance Fix
By Emily Donaldson | March 21, 2019
City Mulls Backing Away From Legal Battle Surrounding Hays Street Bridge
By Iris Dimmick | March 20, 2019

Business & Tech

Cars Are Regulated for Safety – Why Not Information Technology?
By Moshe Y. Vardi, The Conversation | 23 hours ago
Commentary
SA Architects Designed School to Reflect Cornerstone’s Traditional Values
By Shari Biediger | March 25, 2019
Successful to the Tune of $53M, Alamo Bowl Is Biggest College Ticket for Now
By Kyle Ringo | March 22, 2019
UTSA Researcher Studies Safer Fuels for Nuclear Power
By Brendan Gibbons | March 22, 2019
Fiesta Carnival and Concession Contract Worth Millions of Dollars Up for Bid
By Shari Biediger | March 21, 2019
Mayor’s LGBTQ Advisors Ask Leaders to Take Stand Against SB 15
By Shari Biediger | March 20, 2019
HDRC: What Is It and How Does It Figure in SA Preservation and Development?
By Shari Biediger | March 20, 2019
San Antonio Area Foundation Hires Marjie M. French as CEO
By Robert Rivard | March 19, 2019
Color and Glass Make Up the Pieces of Cavallini’s 66-Year Story
By Shari Biediger | March 18, 2019

Arts & Culture

Leadership at the San Antonio Symphony: A Q&A With Corey Cowart and Kathleen Vale
By Nicholas Frank | March 25, 2019
Where I Live: Monticello Park
By Mario Vazquez | March 23, 2019
Commentary
Dough Getting a Second Helping on Guy Fieri’s Food Network Show
By Jackie Wang | March 22, 2019
Springtime Brings Fun Runs, Fiesta Medals, and Butterflies
By Jackie Wang | March 22, 2019
Festival to Bridge Musical Differences With Culturally Diverse Program
By Nicholas Frank | March 21, 2019
Confluence Park Sees High Community Participation During First Year
By Jackie Wang | March 21, 2019
International Search Yields Latin American Art Curator for San Antonio Museum of Art
By Nicholas Frank | March 20, 2019
Alamo Plaza Attraction Owner Wants Greater Focus on Entertainment District
By Iris Dimmick | March 17, 2019
Fest of Tails Has Kites Shaped Like Animals and Dogs Dressed As Food
By Roseanna Garza | March 16, 2019

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Education

SAISD and Fort Sam ISD Teachers Awarded Trinity Prize
By Emily Donaldson | March 23, 2019
South San Superintendent Likely to Recommend Against Trustee Proposal to Reopen Campuses
By Emily Donaldson | March 21, 2019
Holocaust Survivor Eva Schloss Encourages Younger Generations Not to Forget
By Valérie Eiseler | March 20, 2019
UTSA Students, Faculty to Get Free VIA Rides Anywhere in City of San Antonio
By Emily Donaldson | March 20, 2019

Environment

Texas A&M Climate Scientist: ‘If Stabilizing Climate Is Important, We Need Government Regulation’
By Brendan Gibbons | March 23, 2019
City Council Weighs Plan to Cut San Antonio’s Ozone Levels By End of 2020
By Brendan Gibbons | March 20, 2019
At Hispanic Chamber Meeting, Some Business Leaders Ready for Action on Climate
By Brendan Gibbons | March 18, 2019
Transportation Committee Gets Update on Air Quality Wish List
By Jackie Wang | March 18, 2019

Sports

11 San Antonio Women Participating in Special Olympics World Games
By Kyle Ringo | March 8, 2019
Career Serving Spurs, SA Youths Leads David R. Schmidt to Hall of Fame
By Kyle Ringo | March 4, 2019
San Antonio Will Serve Up Elite Women’s Tennis With Fed Cup
By Kyle Ringo | February 26, 2019
Amid Report of AAF Financial Problems, Commanders Say Players, Staff Have Been Paid
By Kyle Ringo | February 19, 2019

Nonprofits & Philanthropy

Restaurant and Others Support SA Food Bank During Government Shutdown
By Shari Biediger | January 29, 2019
SA Agencies Join Forces to Assist Federal Workers, Despite End of Shutdown
By Jackie Wang | January 25, 2019
San Antonio Organizations Lend a Helping Hand During Government Shutdown
By Jackie Wang | January 17, 2019
Son’s Passing Inspires Life of Giving for Richmond Family
By Emily Donaldson | January 13, 2019

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