Louisa Jonas
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San Antonio, TX, United States
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Metro Health Offers Free Vaccines At Parks And Rec Youth Program This Summer
Metro Health is offering free vaccines this summer to 11 and 12 year olds participating in the Parks and Recreation Summer Youth Program. → Read More
Spurs Coach Popovich, SA Food Bank Urge Community To Feed Kids In Need
San Antonio Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Food Bank are asking the community for donations to feed hungry students this summer. → Read More
Fire That Killed Firefighter Scott Deem Under Investigation
San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood says the fire that killed firefighter Scott Deem at a northwest strip mall last week was one of the worst fires in the → Read More
VIA To Convert To Compressed Natural Gas Buses
VIA Metropolitan Transit debuted several buses on Thursday that use Compressed Natural Gas as fuel. VIA plans to convert to an all CNG fleet of 400 buses → Read More
District 7's Medina Unseated By Sandoval
At least one incumbent San Antonio councilmember will not be returning to his office. District 7’s Cris Medina lost the seat to Ana Sandoval in an upset, → Read More
San Antonio Airport Adds Second International Flight
Air Canada has begun a daily nonstop flight between San Antonio and Toronto. The first flight landed at San Antonio International Airport Monday afternoon. → Read More
Warm Winter Hurts Hill Country's Peach Crop
An unseasonably warm winter is impacting peach crops in the Hill Country. Some growers say a low crop yield is bad for other businesses. Jamey Vogel is the → Read More
General Land Office Receives Rare Stephen F. Austin Map
The Texas General Land Office has received an exceptionally rare Stephen F. Austin map of Texas, and was donated by Thomas B. and Marsha Brown Taylor of → Read More
Report: Race And Class Influence Children's Access To Healthcare And Education
For the half million children in the San Antonio metro area, access to healthcare, education and income often is influenced by their race and class, → Read More
Rare Maps Confirm Texas' Size And Boundaries
A question about Texas history has been solved thanks to new, rare maps that The Texas General Land Office now has on display. The maps change what we know → Read More