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The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture declared the drought to be an agricultural disaster on April 22. (Courtesy Texas Parks and Wildlife Department)
North San Antonio

Economic disaster loans now available for some Texans; election to be held May 7 and more San Antonio-area news

By CI Staff Compilation

Read the top business and community news from the past week from the San Antonio area.

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Per the city of Katy's website and GIS mapping tools, this map illustrates the current electoral districts of wards A and B. City Council enlisted legal aid from Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLP to redistrict the boundaries of the wards to balance the population between them and comply with the federal "one person, one vote" rule. (courtesy City of Katy)
Katy City Council accepts proposed map to ...
The Fort Bend Central Appraisal District presented 2022 market trends for residential and commercial properties, and land values to the commissioners court on April 6. (courtesy Fort Bend Central Appraisal District)
Data trends show 'irrational' increase in 2022 ...
Hays CISD passed three of its six bond propositions in the May 2021 election but did not receive approval for a $29.8 million administration building. (Community Impact Staff)
Hays CISD discusses potential November bond election ...
A report looks at the economic impact of voter access in Texas. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Proposed Texas election laws could hurt Tarrant County
Missouri City City Council held a virtual special meeting March 30. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Four takeaways from Missouri City’s March 30 special City Council meeting
Seven area chambers of commerce announced support for the proposed Williamson County roads and parks bond.
Seven area chambers of commerce announce support for Williamson County roads and parks bond
School finance reform is at top of mind for Richardson stakeholders as the 86th legislative session gets underway in Austin.
City entities in Richardson place school finance reform at top of legislative priorities list
Texas lawmakers unite against Trump's potential use of Hurricane Harvey funds for border wall
The Texas Legislature concluded its 86th legislative session May 27.
Stories to follow in 2019: Lawmakers representing Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, will consider school finance and taxes
From left: Richardson Chamber of Commerce President Bill Sproull speaks with state reps. Angie Chen Button, R-Richardson, and Jeff Leach, R-Plano, about priorities heading into the 86th legislative session at a luncheon Dec. 10.
Richardson legislators gather to discuss priorities heading into the 86th legislative session
Three candidates seek the position of Harris County judge in the Nov. 6 election.
ELECTION Q&A: Harris County judge candidates present views on local issues
ELECTION Q&A: U.S. District 2 House of Representatives candidates discuss flooding, national issues
ELECTION Q&A: Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner candidates discuss flooding, traffic and other issues