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Arboretum San Antonio asks city council for $25 million for South Side tree park
The $25 million would come from the city's 2027 bond and be part of a larger funding package to support the specialized tree ...
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San Antonio’s plans for the largest on-site government solar program in Texas are moving forward
San Antonio city officials hope the construction of a large-scale solar program can push the city closer to sustainability ...
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Oakland Estates residents meet with city officials to discuss drainage project
Oakland Estates residents met with San Antonio city officials on Wednesday to discuss environmental concerns about an ongoing drainage project that runs through the neighborhood.
City Council updated on plans for the city's first arboretum
SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio's first arboretum is in the works. Today staff shared how close it is to becoming a reality with ...
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Rome Trails Committee pushes city to tackle transportation infrastructure
The Committee was formed in early 2024 after Rome was chosen as an Empire State Trail Town with the goals of making city ...
Our Story, Our History: Challenging popular beliefs about Texas Emancipation Trail
Meaning from that point on the formerly enslaved people of Texas were finally free leading to the idea of what many now call ...
'We bridged some major gaps' | Founders give backstory on SAAACAM's creation as it enters a new era
The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum opened its doors in Summer 2017 after three attempts were made to have a hub for Black Culture.
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San Antonio Museum of Art finds partner for transformative campus plan
A renowned Swiss architectural firm is being tasked to transform the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA). The goal is to make ...
There's a park in San Antonio that both exists and doesn’t. Here's where.
One of my goals this year is to visit every city park in San Antonio, including the tiniest ones such as Wesley Place Park.
'Heavily decomposing' remains seen by jury in retrial for man accused of killing estranged wife
A man accused of killing his estranged wife in 2017 pleaded not guilty again Thursday during the start of his retrial. Guadalupe Contreras, 47, is accused of killing Elizabeth Contreras, 39, around ...