The city of Schertz on April 6 announced that Tri-County Parkway will begin construction work April 11. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Tri-county Parkway reconstruction to begin April 11
Guadalupe Commissioners on April 5 discussed ARPA funding and the next steps for allocating the $32.5 million in total funds. (Courtesy Guadalupe County)
Guadalupe Co. commissioners approve contract for assistance in allocating ARPA funds
Single Professionals Network San Antonio’s newly installed 2022-23 board of directors from left include: Sue Logan, president; Dolly Isakson, activities director; Martha Robbins, treasurer and membership; Noey Pena, newsletter editor; Leslie White, vice president and public relations; Lorraine Babcock, secretary; and Susanne Sotack and Margaret Davidson, hospitality. (Courtesy Single Professionals Network San Antonio)
Single Professionals Network San Antonio recognizes new board of directors
Sal-O-Mon owner Oscar Gomez stands with his son Angel. They relocated the restaurant in February. (Photos by Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Authentic Mexican fare eatery Sal-O-Mon moves to New Braunfels; Fuddruckers burgers to return to Frisco with ghost kitchen and more news
Hollywood Park mayoral candidate Sean Moore and City Council candidates (left to right) Michael Hall, Tood Kounse and Wendy Gonzalez appear in an April 4 candidate forum at City Hall. (Courtesy Town of Hollywood Park)
Hollywood Park candidates talk roads, public safety at forum
Several new businesses, including Mojo Coffee, are making their way to Round Rock. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 10 businesses now open or coming soon to Round Rock; Main Street Food Hall plans in Frisco fall through and more top news
San Antonians Gumaro Sanchez and Patrick Harris have created Life Approach Clothing, and portions of sales of items are donated to local cancer research nonprofits. (Courtesy Life Approach Clothing)
San Antonio entrepreneurs join fight against cancer with new clothing line
The recently published book “Letters from Sadie: Letters Written by Sadie Claire (Marcum) Montgomery from the Norton, Kansas, Tuberculosis Sanatorium (1932-1933)" is available in softcover and digital versions. (Courtesy Westbow Press)
North San Antonian’s new book chronicles grandmother’s battle with adversity
An artist’s rendering of Make Ready food hall and gathering spot under development in the 800 block of Broadway St. in downtown San Antonio. (Courtesy Hixon Properties)
Developers see Make Ready as downtown San Antonio’s next culinary destination
Universal City on April 7 will hold a ribbon-cutting for Red Horse Park updates. (Jarrett Whitener/Community Impact Newspaper)
Red Horse Park ribbon-cutting to be held April 7
As Houston ISD officials continue to discuss details of a five-year strategic plan designed to reshape how the district operates, new details were released March 31 for what the changes could mean at the campus level. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Houston ISD releases details on campus-level staffing for 2022-23 school year under proposed hybrid model and more top news
This is an artist's rendering of the Burkhart Bioskills Lab opening inside The San Antonio Orthopaedic Group Orthopaedics & Spine-Ridgewood center, 19138 N. US 281. (Courtesy TSAOG Orthopaedics and Spine)
Bioskills lab network sets up shop at north San Antonio surgical training complex
Shavano Park city leaders hosted a March 23 public meeting about the town's proposed $10 million road improvement bond issue. Voters will consider the proposal in the May 7 election. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents attend road bond meeting in Shavano Park; Miss San Antonio aims to help others and more top area news
Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza opened March 18 at 2700 W. Pecan St., Ste. 950, Pflugerville. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza now open in Pflugerville; Zoes Kitchen closes The Woodlands Market Street location and more top news
Sushi Haya, an all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant, opened March 9 at 226 W. Bitters Road, Ste. 120, near Hill Country Village. (Courtesy Sushi Haya)
3 new eateries pop up in north central San Antonio
In September, Johnson High School alumna Elaina McCoulskey (center) was crowned 2022 Miss San Antonio, representing the Miss San Antonio Scholarship Organization as part of Fiesta San Antonio royalty during this year’s Fiesta. Pictured are 2020-22 Miss San Antonio Calista Burns (left), representing the Fiesta San Antonio Commission, and 2020 Queen of Soul Rebekah Wynn, the outgoing Fiesta Queen of Soul. (Courtesy Miss Fiesta San Antonio)
The mission is personal for Miss San Antonio this Fiesta season
Upgrading DeZavala Road between Northwest Military Highway and Lockhill Selma Road is a priority for the city of Shavano Park, which is seeking federal funds to help fund a proposed multimillion improvement project there. (Courtesy Google Streets)
Shavano Park pursues federal funding for DeZavala Road fixes
CIS-SCT serves seven school districts in Comal, Caldwell, Gonzales, Guadalupe and Hays counties. (Courtesy CIS-SCT)
Annual fundraiser benefiting Communities in Schools to take place April 2
Mikki's Soulfood Cafe is launching its food truck service in different areas around Greater Houston. (Courtesy Mikki's Soulfood Cafe)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Mikki's Soulfood Cafe debuts Greater Houston-area food truck service; Popshelf retail store coming to McKinney and more top news