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New H-E-B on San Antonio's East Side set to open Oct. 28, bringing more than 400 jobs

SAN ANTONIO — H-E-B is expanding its footprint in South Central Texas with a new store opening on San Antonio's far East Side later this month and another location that recently welcomed customers in San Marcos. The new San Antonio store, located near Converse at the intersection of Interstate...

San Antonio, TX · 24d

San Antonio Express News

Thompson Hotel in downtown San Antonio sells for $41 million

The new owner is a New York-based luxury hospitality group with two hotels in Austin and Bermuda.

San Antonio, TX · 24d

San Antonio Express News

How San Antonio mortgage company Alta Home Lending built a family culture and doubled in size

Alta Home Lending named top small employer in San Antonio in its debut in Top Workplaces rankings.

realtynewsreport.com

400-Acre Texas Center Adds Retailers

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas (Realty News Report) – New Braunfels Town Center at Creekside, a 400-acre mixed-use development along Interstate 35 between Austin and San Antonio, has added new retail tenants and more are on the way. Houston-based NewQuest announced the openings of CAVA and Potbelly in a brand new...

New Braunfels, TX · 25d

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Rising beef costs challenge vendors at San Antonio’s Barbacoa and Big Red Festival

SAN ANTONIO — Families gathered for food, music and a familiar local pairing at the Barbacoa and Big Red Festival this weekend, while vendors described the challenges of keeping their meals affordable as costs rise. The two-day event at the Freeman Coliseum grounds and Expo Hall featured barbacoa, Big...

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New H-E-B store near Converse set to open in late October

SAN ANTONIO – H-E-B is preparing to open a new store near Converse on San Antonio’s far East Side later this month. The 125,000-square-foot store, located near the intersection of Interstate 10 and Loop 1604 East, is scheduled to open at 6 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, according to H-E-B.

San Antonio, TX · 25d

San Antonio Express News

Paramour, San Antonio lawyer Martin Phipps agree to leave River Walk building

Phipps agreed to immediately relinquish the space for Paramour and his law firm, though they have until Oct. 30 to remove their belongings.

San Antonio, TX · 25d

deceleration.news

Abbott Wants Your Utility—Deregulation, Billionaires, & City Power in Texas

Click above to enjoy the Deceleration Podcast. Or join us at Apple Podcasts, iHeart, Amazon Music, Goodpods, or a dozen other platforms. Governor Greg Abbott wants to deregulate Texas city-owned utilities and hand their markets over to private shareholders. We break down what's at stake for Austin, San Antonio, and roughly 70 other municipalities.

Texas · 28d

San Antonio Express News

Here’s how San Antonio Top Workplaces are determined

For the 18th year, the Express-News has partnered with employee survey company Energage to honor the best large, midsize and small employers. Here’s a look at the winners — and how we did it.

San Antonio Express News

Face the employee retention problem most companies miss

Most organizations treat employee retention like an onboarding problem. But the biggest retention risk usually shows up later, right around the time employees should be hitting their stride.

San Antonio Express News

2026 Top Workplaces — Small Employers

These are the Top Workplaces among small employers in the San Antonio area for 2026.

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New Braunfels Jacks Up Drought Surcharges To $4.89 As Council Preps For Worst-Case Dry Spells

New Braunfels City Council approved sweeping updates to the city's Drought Contingency Plan on September 28, and the new rules, which took effect October 1, sharply raise the financial penalty for heavy water users during severe drought. Under the revised plan, surcharges in the harshest conservation stages jump to $4.89 per thousand gallons, while customers who stick to normal household water use are not charged at all.

New Braunfels, TX · 28d

TheStreet

Military-apparel retailer Grunt Style is closing nearly all its stores

The retailer saw early growth from direct-to-consumer sales of military-inspired merchandise.

San Antonio, TX · 28d

The House Take

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A San Antonio Homeowner Got a $1,600 Tree Quote. Dropping Backyard Work Still Left the Neighbor’s Oak

A homeowner in San Antonio, Texas, had two small live oaks growing in front of the bushes. A tree company said they came from a neighbor’s large live oak and recommended a hard trim of that tree, even though the homeowner said it had been trimmed a year and a few months earlier.

San Antonio, TX · 10-03

mySanAntonio.com

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What's taking so long with San Antonio's first Pan-Asia Supermarket?

The long-awaited grocery store's spring 2027 opening is now uncertain. Here's what we know.

San Antonio, TX · 27d

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IKEA announces 4 more U.S. store closures

IKEA is closing four more U.S. locations this fall as the furniture retailer continues to rethink its store network and experiment with different ways of reaching shoppers. The closures involve smaller format Plan & order point with Pick up locations in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Texas and Virginia. The locations were opened within the past few years as part of IKEA’s effort to bring its products and services to customers without relying solely on its traditional warehouse-sized stores.

San Marcos, TX · 10-03

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partner publisher · 198 followers

Horse exports from Texas to Mexico resume

TEXAS — After a months-long ban because of New World screwworm restrictions, horse exports from Texas to Mexico are allowed once again. It’s great news for Kerim Talamas, who runs Cavaletti Equine Logistics in San Antonio. He typically transports dozens of horses a week, mostly for rodeo sports. All of that came to a halt in June, when the pause on exports began. As part of a phased reopening across the border, exports recently resumed at the Del Rio international crossing.

Texas · 28d

My Neighborhood News

San Antonio Housing Market Shifts in September 2026 as Home Prices Fall and Buyers Gain More Options

San Antonio home prices declined in September 2026 as housing inventory increased and homes took longer to sell, creating new considerations for buyers, sellers and homeowners across the region. according to SABOR.

San Antonio, TX · 29d

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