The San Antonio Heron will host its first meet-and-greet at 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1, at Dorćol Distilling + Brewing Co., 1902 S. Flores St.
Here’s how newly-adopted scooter regulations affect you
The City Council unanimously approved a six-month pilot program on Thursday that places regulations on dockless vehicles.
Updates from the City Council’s Alamo discussion
For the first time as a group, the City Council will discuss the controversial Alamo master plan at 2 p.m. during its regular B session held every Wednesday.
Defenders descendants claim discrimination in lawsuit against Alamo
In a lawsuit filed last week in federal court, descendants of the Alamo defenders have accused officials who run the Texas shrine of violating their civil rights because of their outspokenness against the master plan.
Heron seeks sales rep
The San Antonio Heron, a registered nonprofit in Texas, is seeking a motivated individual to sell this website to potential sponsors, as well as take on other business-related duties.
Broadway Jones apartments get go-ahead on design
The mixed-income, 283-unit Broadway Jones apartment building across from Maverick Park has received final approval on its design.
Clack joins Heron board
Writer Cary Clack has joined the San Antonio Heron’s board of directors.
Pub Run: The Halloween edition
In downtown San Antonio, Halloween season officially begins with the First Friday Pub Run.
Are developers receiving incentives they don’t need?
Look at a project like 120 Ninth Street, which has received $3.9 million in incentives, and where rents start at $1,300, and you start to wonder.
City, state agree on 50-year Alamo Plaza lease
The Texas General Land Office and city of San Antonio have agreed on a ground lease that would hand over control of the entire Alamo Plaza to the state for 50 years.