Commentary
Where I Live: Seoul, South Korea
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After 15 years abroad, I find that I’m more myself than ever – a native son of San Antonio with a deeper appreciation for his roots.
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The Rivard Report’s Year in Photos
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What was captured in photography today can represent something or someone completely different tomorrow.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
La Villita’s $12.6M Redevelopment Plan Gets City Council Nod
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The plan features three new restaurants and significant upgrades to the plaza’s current structures and surrounding areas.
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Quick One Pot Pasta: Italian Sausage & Linguine
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One-pot pasta dinners are fantastic for busy school nights: Dinner is on the table in less than 30 minutes, and there’s minimal cleanup.
Arts & Culture
Pastorela or Posada? Music or Movies? SA’s Holiday Season Filled With Family Fun
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The season of holiday events is upon San Antonio, with many local traditions involving musical styles from around the world.
Lifestyle
WATCH: Thanksgiving Dishes We Can’t Do Without. Now It’s Your Turn.
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In the spirit of holiday sharing, several members of the Rivard Report staff went on video to share their most memorable Thanksgiving dishes.
Business & Tech
Historic Government Hill Gets a Modernist Addition
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Entering the 1930s house on East Grayson Street in Government Hill feels more like stepping into a 1960s living room than a bar.
Lifestyle
Want To Thank A Veteran In ‘Military City USA?’ Try Zip Code 78245
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Saturday is Veterans Day, the anniversary of the signing of the 1918 armistice that ended World War I. And if you wanted to find a veteran to thank in San Antonio, the Acadiana Cafe was the place to be.
Commentary
Share the Water: The Case for a San Antonio River Síclovía
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Visitors do love the River Walk experience. Let’s give locals reason to feel the same way.
Arts & Culture
Craft Beer Movement Connects San Antonio to Brewing History
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Brewing Up Texas, a new exhibit at the Institute of Texan Cultures, traces Texas brewing history from the 1800s to today.
Commentary
No Joke: San Antonio Still an Unsafe City for People on Foot
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Perhaps city officials should invite the still-anonymous SADOT members to come out of the shadows and set them to work in the light of day making our streets safer.