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Enjoy cooler weather at these San Antonio, surrounding areas patio dining
Read full article: Enjoy cooler weather at these San Antonio, surrounding areas patio diningNow that we have experienced the first official cold front this week, it’s the perfect time to start planning where to enjoy outdoor dining or drinking.
🎨 Things to do in San Antonio this weekend: Luminaria Contemporary Arts Festival, San Antonio Beer Festival, Vino Fest
Read full article: 🎨 Things to do in San Antonio this weekend: Luminaria Contemporary Arts Festival, San Antonio Beer Festival, Vino FestWondering what to do this weekend? Check out all the events for this weekend.
Palo Alto College announces “¡Un Día de Celebración!”: A day of community & support for student scholarships
Read full article: Palo Alto College announces “¡Un Día de Celebración!”: A day of community & support for student scholarshipsPalo Alto College is thrilled to announce “¡Un Día de Celebración!” — a vibrant day of festivities and community engagement dedicated to raising funds for student scholarships.
Padre Island National Seashore seeking public comment on invasive species removal
Read full article: Padre Island National Seashore seeking public comment on invasive species removalThe park is seeking public comment on a draft plan that would allow the removal of invasive swine and antelope species, a news release from the Padre Island National Seashore said.
Public can see concepts for Arboretum San Antonio during second round of input sessions
Read full article: Public can see concepts for Arboretum San Antonio during second round of input sessionsThe team behind Arboretum San Antonio is hosting two community events to gauge public feedback on the park, which will be located on land near the former Republic Gold Course, not far from Brooks.
Fredericksburg wineries report strong grape harvest following spring, summer rains
Read full article: Fredericksburg wineries report strong grape harvest following spring, summer rainsParts of the Texas Hill Country remain in a drought, leaving many residents searching for more rain. If you travel a little farther north, however, you’ll find that the drought ends just before reaching the Fredericksburg area.
San Antonio Zoo opens largest habitat in 110 years, including rental space
Read full article: San Antonio Zoo opens largest habitat in 110 years, including rental spaceThe San Antonio Zoo officially opened its Naylor Savanna which features the largest habitat in zoo history. The habitat features three male giraffes, zebras, ostriches and rhinos.
Butterfly invasion! Swarms are back as snout butterflies make annual migration through San Antonio
Read full article: Butterfly invasion! Swarms are back as snout butterflies make annual migration through San AntonioIt happens every year: millions of American snout butterflies -- known colloquially as "snout nose butterflies" -- migrate through San Antonio.
🎃 Things to do in October: Halloween, Muertos Fest, Big Texas Comicon
Read full article: 🎃 Things to do in October: Halloween, Muertos Fest, Big Texas ComiconIt’s finally October! This vibrant month has a variety of events that highlight Halloween festivities, cultural celebrations for Hispanic Heritage, and fall harvest festivals.
US Coast Guard arrests nearly 30 fishermen, seizes 1,400 pounds of illegally caught fish
Read full article: US Coast Guard arrests nearly 30 fishermen, seizes 1,400 pounds of illegally caught fishThe United States Coast Guard stopped five lanchas and seized hundreds of pounds of illegally caught fish off the South Texas coast on Sunday.
🎷 Things to do in San Antonio, surrounding areas this weekend: Jazz’SAlive, Bastrop Music Festival, pumpkin patches
Read full article: 🎷 Things to do in San Antonio, surrounding areas this weekend: Jazz’SAlive, Bastrop Music Festival, pumpkin patchesWelcome to the last weekend of September! Lots of fun events are happening around town in the next few days. Check out our Things to Do Newsletter to help you fill out your weekend plans!
San Antonio’s Woodlawn Lake Park receives record $3.25 million grant for revitalization
Read full article: San Antonio’s Woodlawn Lake Park receives record $3.25 million grant for revitalizationWoodlawn Lake Park is set to receive a $3.25 million boost from the U.S. Department of the Interior, marking a significant investment in one of San Antonio’s underfunded parks.
1,000 fish died at Calaveras Lake last month. Here’s how often ‘fish kills’ happen and why.
Read full article: 1,000 fish died at Calaveras Lake last month. Here’s how often ‘fish kills’ happen and why.Last month, about a thousand dead fish washed up against the banks of Calaveras Lake. The event was classified as a “fish kill” after officials tested the water and determined the fish died as a result of a fatal mix of weather phenomena.
Fiesta FitFest, L’Étape Texas canceled for 2025, San Antonio Sports announces
Read full article: Fiesta FitFest, L’Étape Texas canceled for 2025, San Antonio Sports announcesSan Antonio Sports and L’Étape Texas announced Monday in an Instagram post that the Fiesta events were canceled so the organization can prepare for the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four.
Ken Paxton sues Biden administration over listing Texas lizard as endangered
Read full article: Ken Paxton sues Biden administration over listing Texas lizard as endangeredThe lawsuit claims federal regulators have undermined the Texas oil and gas industry by misusing environmental law, negatively impacting drilling and production.
City of San Antonio seeks community input on bike lane improvements at Woodlawn Lake Park
Read full article: City of San Antonio seeks community input on bike lane improvements at Woodlawn Lake ParkThe City of San Antonio’s Transportation Department is seeking public input on bike lane improvements at Woodlawn Lake Park.
Enchanted Rock set for 630-acre expansion; Government Canyon could see growth, too
Read full article: Enchanted Rock set for 630-acre expansion; Government Canyon could see growth, tooEnchanted Rock is set to expand due to a 630-acre land acquisition approved last month by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission.
UIW lands city grant advancing on-campus sustainability, gardening project
Read full article: UIW lands city grant advancing on-campus sustainability, gardening projectThe $15,000 grant from San Antonio’s Office of Sustainability will also support renovations of a greenhouse near the Headwaters Sanctuary, construction of pollinator gardens and a seed library, and expanding a compost site.
🎉 Things to do in San Antonio this weekend: Hispanic Heritage events, 13th Floor, Creed
Read full article: 🎉 Things to do in San Antonio this weekend: Hispanic Heritage events, 13th Floor, CreedHow ironic that Friday was the 13th? If you want to continue your weekend of feeling frightful, you'll have several options.
Fort Martin Scott to join the Texas Historical Commission
Read full article: Fort Martin Scott to join the Texas Historical CommissionThe first frontier military post in Texas is now being recognized as the state’s 39th historic site by the Texas Historical Commission (THC), according to a press release.
Person cited for leaving corpses of 2 headless sharks, other marine animals on Padre Island beach, officials say
Read full article: Person cited for leaving corpses of 2 headless sharks, other marine animals on Padre Island beach, officials sayThe remains of two sharks were next to a deceased and mutilated stingray and about 15 mostly intact dead crabs, according to a Facebook post from the Padre Island National Seashore.
Bauer Unit at Guadalupe River State Park temporarily closes due to vandalism
Read full article: Bauer Unit at Guadalupe River State Park temporarily closes due to vandalismTexas Parks and Wildlife announced that the Bauer Unit at Guadalupe River State Park has been temporarily closed due to recent vandalism.
UTSA researchers find using bird feeders in backyards bolsters population in San Antonio
Read full article: UTSA researchers find using bird feeders in backyards bolsters population in San AntonioBird feeders serve many purposes in people’s backyards. Some families like the way they look, and others enjoy watching what kind of birds they can attract.But in an urban area like San Antonio, does using them help or hurt the bird population in our city?
Honor history, culture of San Antonio Missions during the World Heritage Festival in September
Read full article: Honor history, culture of San Antonio Missions during the World Heritage Festival in SeptemberCelebrate and honor the history and culture of San Antonio during the ninth annual World Heritage Festival in September.
Pedernales Falls State Park conducts heat-related rescues as temperatures continues to rise
Read full article: Pedernales Falls State Park conducts heat-related rescues as temperatures continues to risePedernales Falls State Park has made 23 heat-related rescues this summer. They are warning people to be careful while visiting.
Have you heard of the Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature? Here’s how it’s used for student athletics around San Antonio
Read full article: Have you heard of the Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature? Here’s how it’s used for student athletics around San AntonioIt’s similar to the heat index, but factors in a few other parameters such as wind and sunlight