The San Antonio community loves its Spurs and it’s not just what they do on the court.

SAN ANTONIO – Two-time NBA Champion David Robinson sits down with KSAT 12′s Greg Simmons to talk about his legacy off the court. PART 1: Carver Academy’s growth from private to public charter schoolPART 2: Working with his son, David Robinson Jr., helping students learn how to succeed in lifePART 3: Helping IDEA students build confidence, generate great college opportunitiesPART 4: Life influences, Black Lives Matter movement’s impact on societyMORE INSTANT REPLAY FEATURES

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. Local development group Weston Urban’s downtown park next to Frost Tower is now open to the public. Weston Urban recently hired San Antonio native David Robinson Jr., the son of former Spurs center and NBA Hall of Famer David Robinson, as its director of parks and recreation to oversee the park. Weston Urban President Randy Smith told reporters Tuesday that while the pandemic changed how people utilize urban spaces, it won’t stop the need for development in the downtown core. Read more on this story and see more photos at the San Antonio Business Journal.

SAN ANTONIO – David Robinson Jr. has grown up before our eyes. His proud father, “The Admiral” David Robinson, carried him around the Hemisfair Arena back in 1998. Now, 22 years later, the two are teaming up with the charitable arm of the Spurs organization -- Spurs Give -- to help the city of San Antonio recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. “The Spurs are in a unique position to really bring people together," David Jr. said. It’s a small example of how quickly and efficiently the city of San Antonio has responded to the pandemic.