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Cibolo City Council discussed the possibility of implementing a building moratorium while the city addresses infrastructure concerns. (Courtesy city of Cibolo)
San Antonio
2:58 PM Dec 16, 2021 CST
Cibolo City Council discusses possible building moratorium, city study
Living Spaces employees hosted a ribbon-cutting at the new store Dec. 14 with the store officially opening on Dec. 16. (Jarrett Whitener/ Community Impact)
San Antonio
11:35 AM Dec 15, 2021 CST
Living Spaces Cibolo officially opens Dec. 16
Senior Amanda Hoffmann became a Ford Leadership Scholar in November and plans to begin her yearlong community service project in January. (Courtesy Amanda Hoffman)
San Antonio
4:04 PM Dec 13, 2021 CST
Amanda Hoffmann becomes 1 in 10 students in Texas to participate in Ford Leadership Program this year
Maggie Titterington, president of The Chamber (Schertz-Cibolo-Selma Area), said local businesses have had a hard time with recruitment and retention. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
San Antonio
2:16 PM Dec 13, 2021 CST
Local businesses in Northeast Metrocom adapt to changing workforce
The Pow Wow begins with the Grand Entry in which all dancers enter the arena led by head dancers before the competition begins. (Jarrett Whitener/ Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
2:07 PM Dec 13, 2021 CST
History, heritage take center stage at inaugural Salute to Veterans Powwow
Three holiday events are planned on Dec. 11, with a special appearance from Santa and Blue Santa. (Courtesy Canva)
San Antonio
4:15 PM Dec 9, 2021 CST
3 holiday events happening in the northeast San Antonio area Dec. 11
A Dec. 4 ceremony kicked off the annual Windcrest Light Up where hundreds of homes were decorated and lit for the holiday season. (Courtesy city of Windcrest)
San Antonio
12:16 PM Dec 7, 2021 CST
Windcrest Light Up displays to remain lit through Dec. 31 in northeast San Antonio area
Community members supported Cory Heckenberg on Dec. 2 through a fundraiser held at Blue Bonnet Palace. (Jarrett Whitener/ Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
1:23 PM Dec 6, 2021 CST
Fundraiser held to help Officer Cory Hackenberg with medical expenses
Gather Brewing Company will celebrate their grand opening on Dec. 11. (Courtesy Gather Brewing Company)
San Antonio
1:13 PM Dec 6, 2021 CST
Gather Brewing Company to open Dec. 11
Cibolo Grange No. 1541 won first place at the National Grange Competition for their book detailing volunteer work and activities. (Courtesy Cibolo Grange No. 1541)
San Antonio
1:46 PM Dec 1, 2021 CST
Cibolo Grange No. 1541 wins first place at National Grange Convention
The Heroes Memorial is planned to be in front of City Hall and completed before next Veterans Day. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact)
San Antonio
11:41 AM Dec 1, 2021 CST
Selma begins planning for Heroes Memorial
Judson ISD employees will receive an incentive approved by the Board of Trustees during the Nov. 30 meeting. (Courtesy Judson ISD)
San Antonio
6:40 PM Nov 30, 2021 CST
Judson ISD approves employee retention incentive
Holidazzle will return to Schertz on Dec. 4 with activities going throughout the day. (Courtesy city of Schertz)
San Antonio
4:53 PM Nov 29, 2021 CST
4 holiday events this week in Schertz, Selma, Universal City
The Ford Holiday River Parade will be held on Nov. 26 beginning at 6 p.m. (Courtesy San Antonio River Walk)
San Antonio
2:07 PM Nov 24, 2021 CST
4 holiday events at the San Antonio River Walk
The Old Fashioned Burger ($7.99) comes with lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles and mustard. (Jarrett Whitener/ Community Impact)
San Antonio
4:45 PM Nov 22, 2021 CST
Biff Buzby's Burgers carries on legacy in Live Oak
Stephen and Daisy Jackson opened Stephen's Collectibles in 2018. (Jarrett Whitener/ Community Impact)
San Antonio
4:38 PM Nov 22, 2021 CST
Stephen's Collectibles & More in Universal City shop offers collectibles, figures and Star Wars merchandise
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
Esperanza community showcases sustainability and artful living in Boerne.
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9:50 PM
Esperanza community showcases sustainability and artful living in Boerne
Bobby Jenkins and an ABC Home and Commercial technician. (ABC Home and Commercial)
Sponsored
5:00 PM
ABC Home and Commercial expands from pest control to offering all home services
Sponsored
5:25 PM
New Braunfels Downtown Association plays role of caretaker for the city’s culture, heritage
Sponsored
4:40 PM
Next Level Urgent Care’s PRIME direct primary care model helping companies provide free health care to employees
As a collaborative effort between partners and communities, Unite Us is geared towards creating a safe and holistic experience that directly impacts people receiving and providing care.
Sponsored
8:22 PM
Unite Us’ Texas network expands to provide easy access to health and social services
Annual Campaign Kickoff photos
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4:25 PM
YMCA of Greater San Antonio launches its 2022 One Y annual fundraising campaign
Sponsored
1:10 PM
Golden Outlook Insurance Services helps beneficiaries find tailored health insurance plans
Sponsored
12:56 PM
Emerald Lawns experts share 5 steps to a greener spring lawn
owners of emerald lawns luke and mary hawthorne at community impact newspaper headquarters in pflugerville texas
Sponsored
1:55 PM
Emerald Lawns owners value personalized, premium lawn care and local small-business culture
RESULTS FROM MORNING BREAKDOWN STORIES
Photo of two silos with signs promoting Hutto's Co-Op District
Podcast
4:30 AM
Austin suburbs focus on downtown revitalization as population booms
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Dena Marks, associate director of the Anti-Defamation League, speaks in "A Symposium on Antisemitism” on June 29 at the Barshop Jewish Community Center of San Antonio. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
1:06 PM
Advocacy groups, police show San Antonians ways to fight antisemitism
A new agreement approved by Austin City Council in June will continue a range of services in the downtown area. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
10:59 AM
Austin City Council signs off on continued services, advocacy downtown
Fine Whines and Lickers Dog Bar and Spa, which opened May 17 near Hill Country Village, combines dog grooming services with some canine pampering, including treats, “puptails” and “doggy brews.” (Courtesy Fine Whines and Lickers)
San Antonio
10:22 PM
10 business developments in North San Antonio
On June 29, the League of United Latin American Citizens held a press conference and town hall to announce a lawsuit it is filing in federal court against the city of Houston. (Sofia Gonzalez/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
3:44 PM
League of United Latin American Citizens announces lawsuit against Houston, alleging Voting Rights Act violations
Venezuela native Jessy Amaya addresses the crowd at a migrants’ rights rally June 30 at Travis Park in San Antonio. At left is local community organizer Monica Sosa. Amaya and Sosa were among several speakers at the rally where attendees paid tribute to 53 migrants who died after being left to suffocate in a semitrailer found abandoned June 27 in southwest San Antonio. Candles were lit in memory of the deceased migrants. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
San Antonio
12:58 PM
San Antonians rally for human rights after 53 die in human trafficking incident
Fireworks return again to Landa Park this July 4. (Courtesy New Braunfels Convention & Visitors Bureau)
Austin
12:30 PM
Attend Independence Day celebrations, learn all about quilts and more to do in and around New Braunfels this July
Explore works of art made from Lego blocks at “No Limits—The Artistry of Bricks,” the new Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts exhibit. (Courtesy Pearl Fincher MFA)
Houston
12:15 PM
Events to attend in the Greater Houston area June 30-July 3, plus more events to check out this summer
Attendees of Cornerstone Church’s 2021 Fourth of July celebration take part in a watermelon-eating contest. The Stone Oak church will commemorate Independence Day with daylong activities on July 3. (Courtesy Cornerstone Church)
San Antonio
9:30 AM
18 things to do around San Antonio, July 1-6
The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District offers free COVID-19 and flu vaccines during the June Fourth Mission Marquee Farmers Market at 3134 Roosevelt Ave. Metro Health urges residents to take advantage of vaccination clinics and take precautions as COVID-19 case and hospitalization numbers increase citywide. (Courtesy City of San Antonio)
San Antonio
6:26 PM
Amid climbing COVID-19 numbers, San Antonio Metro Health issues tips on celebrating July Fourth safely
Northside ISD trustees on June 28 approved an employee compensation package for fiscal year 2022-23 ahead of adoption of its operating budget. (Courtesy Google Streets)
San Antonio
5:40 PM
Northside ISD approves $21.7M pay plan