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Tricia Schwennesen
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The Texas Workforce Commission presents a check to officials at Northeast Lakeview College to support career and technical education programs. (Courtesy Northeast Lakeview College)
5 San Antonio-area schools awarded more than $1.2M in grants for technical education
Folklorico dancers participate in Fiesta.
San Antonio and surrounding communities kick off Fiesta 2023
(Courtesy Camp Invention)
Camp Guide 2023: Summer camps in and around the Northeast San Antonio Metrocom
(Courtesy city of San Antonio)
Camp Guide 2023: Discover summer camps in, around North San Antonio
An employee uses a machine to fasten the ribbon to a new Fiesta medal. (Tricia Schwennesen/Community Impact)
Monarch Trophy Studio: Hollywood Park business sells customizable trophies, awards, gifts
The North East ISD board of trustees voted March 6 to make naloxone, a medication that reverses the effects of overdoses from fentanyl or other opioid-related drugs, available at all campuses. (Courtesy North East ISD)
North East ISD to provide naloxone to combat opioid overdoses
Career inventories help the district access opportunities for students. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
SCUCISD trustees hear quarterly update on District Improvement Plan
The city of San Antonio unveiled a new, more user-friendly website where residents can access information about services and other city topics. (Courtesy City of San Antonio)
City of San Antonio unveils new website to improve information, public service access
Pavement work is slated to begin Feb. 24 on FM 1103 in Cibolo. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
Pavement work to begin on FM 1103 in Cibolo
The natural springs at Comal Springs at Landa Park in New Braunfels are a good indicator of water levels and drought. In years past, the springs bubbled over out of the rock crevices, but the drought has left the springs at lower levels. (Eric Weilbacher/Community Impact)
Weather experts predict drought to persist for San Antonio, surrounding area
Los Barrios will offer a cocktail inspired by Girl Scout Lemon Ups cookies as part of Flavor Fest. (Courtesy Girls Scouts of Southwest Texas)
San Antonio-area restaurants, breweries, bakeries team up with Girl Scouts for Flavor Fest 2023
USAA is headquartered in San Antonio. (Courtesy USAA)
USAA cuts 130 jobs amid national housing decline
The Texas Department of Transportation reported icy road conditions around the state Jan. 31 and also icy webcams. (Courtesy TxDOT)
Area school districts and city offices close due to inclement weather
Judson ISD Board Trustee Jose Macias shares the proposed timeline to hire a superintendent document that trustees worked to amend and approve Jan. 24. (Courtesy Jose Macias)
Judson ISD establishes timeline to hire new superintendent
The UT Health San Antonio program already serves 56 school districts in Texas and offers mental health counseling services through telehealth for students enrolled in Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD. (Courtesy Pexels/Edward Jenner)
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD to partner with UT Health San Antonio for telehealth mental health services
The Chamber (Schertz-Cibolo-Selma Area) hosts a ribbon cutting for a new Hommati franchise location Jan. 11. (Courtesy The Chamber (Schertz-Cibolo-Selma Area))
Real estate marketing services franchise Hommati now open in Selma
Schertz officials are encouraging residents to keep leaves, tree limbs and other yard debris off of city streets. (Courtesy Pexels/João Rabelo)
Schertz to maintain streets with monthly street sweeping
Live Oak and Selma will offer residents options for tree disposal services. (Courtesy Pexels/Any Lane)
Live Oak and Selma offer residents Christmas tree disposal services
Schertz residents will ring in the New Year at Pickrell Park. (Courtesy Pexels/Matej)
Schertz to ring in 2023 at Pickrell Park
The cities of Schertz, Cibolo and Universal City will offer Christmas tree disposal to residents. (Courtesy Pexels/Luka Susak)
Metrocom cities offer disposal for live Christmas trees