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The San Antonio Observer

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Project Marvel Piggybacking Complicates 2027 Bond

San Antonio City Council rejected Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones’ two proposals to separate $35 million in Project Marvel-related infrastructure from the proposed $442 million bond. Here’s how council members voted, why neighborhood infrastructure is part of the debate and what happens before the May 2027 election. The post Project Marvel Piggybacking Complicates 2027 Bond appeared first on saobserver .

San Antonio, TX · 5d

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San Antonio Socialists Stage Dia de Los Muertos Vigil Against ICE

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The San Antonio chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) held a “Community Vigil for Victims of ICE Violence” Sunday afternoon. The protest took place at the site of a future U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center on the city’s East Side. Around two dozen people attended the vigil and listened as DSA speakers described the impact of ICE enforcement operations in the city.

San Antonio, TX · 5d
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Abbott, Hinojosa make final push in San Antonio ahead of Election Day

SAN ANTONIO - We are 24 hours away from Election Day, and the stakes are high for many races across Texas — especially the governor’s race. Both candidates are making their final push before voters head to the polls. Incumbent Greg Abbott is expected to stop in San...

San Antonio, TX · 6d
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Election Day arrives in Guadalupe County; polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

(Seguin) — The day has finally arrived. After weeks of campaigning, early voting and discussions about the issues, Guadalupe County voters will have their final opportunity Tuesday to make their voices heard in the Nov. 3 General Election. Polls will be open today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m....

Guadalupe County, TX · 5d
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San Antonio Current

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San Antonio’s gas station slot machines are here to stay — at least, for now

City Council's Governance Committee tabled a proposal for further review that would ban the gambling devices. The post San Antonio’s gas station slot machines are here to stay — at least, for now appeared first on San Antonio Current .

San Antonio, TX · 17d

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AAMPO Asks Comal Residents to Weigh In on $39.2 Billion in Proposed Transportation Investments

What’s next for transportation in the greater San Antonio area?. Comal County residents can weigh in on the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (AAMPO) Mobility 2050 Update at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2 at New Braunfels City Hall, 550 Landa St., New Braunfels. Doors open at 5 p.m.

Comal County, TX · 6d

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A 300,000-Square-Foot Military Experience Is Coming to 2 US Cities in 2027

A new military convention promising immersive combat missions, military aircraft, cutting-edge technology, gaming competitions and firsthand stories from those who served is preparing to launch in two of America's largest military communities in 2027. Called Military Con, the three-day event will debut June 4-6 at the Henry B. González Convention...

San Antonio, TX · 11d

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Comal County Lifts Burn Ban for Unincorporated Areas but Warns of Gusty Winds

Comal County lifted the burn ban today for unincorporated areas like Canyon Lake. However, high winds are expected today and Tuesday as a cold front moves through the area. Under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules, it is illegal to burn if winds are forecast to exceed 23 mph.

Comal County, TX · 5d

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High school class rank policies are different in every San Antonio district. A new state law could change that.

The way San Antonio high schools calculate grade-point average — determining how graduating seniors measure up against one another — changes from district to district. In fact, almost no GPA policy is exactly the same across Texas. Some policies use multipliers, others use eight-point scales, others four-point scales. Districts also assign different weights to different courses, using their own judgment of how rigorous classes are.

San Antonio, TX · 5d

mySanAntonio.com

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Beloved Texas lake continues to hold near 100% capacity after days of rain

After days of heavy rain over the Hill Country, here's how it benefited one Texas lake.

Canyon Lake, TX · 7d

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‘Outstanding’ utility bill from manager, renters contributed to water shutoff at Cibolo property, owner says

CIBOLO, Texas – Families living in a Cibolo mobile home park were without working water for more than 24 hours this week, and a property owner blames her business partner for being behind on the bill. Treva Carpenter, co-owner of Shady Meadows Mobile Home Park, said her business partner...

Cibolo, TX · 8d

mySanAntonio.com

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Día de los Muertos: Remembering prominent people who died in San Antonio

In San Antonio, many prominent people have shaped the city through their work and legacies.

San Antonio, TX · 7d

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Alamo Area MPO seeks input on billions in transportation investments; 5 meetings planned as part of Mobility 2050 update

The Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (AAMPO) is asking its larger community how to distribute about $39.2 billion in transportation investments as part of its Mobility 20250 update. The updated plan seeks to identify proposed investments in roadways, transit, walking and cycling connections, and other transportation needs, according to a...

San Antonio, TX · 7d

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Hopdoddy Burger Bar to open in new Katy development, state permits show

Hopdoddy Burger Bar, the Austin burger chain, appears to be adding another location in the Houston area. A permit filed Friday with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation shows a Hopdoddy Burger Bar in the works for 24646 Katy Fwy at The Centre at Parkwest. The freeway facing retail development is still under construction.

Greater Houston, TX · 6d

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New Braunfels Gets New Event Hall Built Inside a Former Antique Store Downtown

A new event space built inside a former downtown antique shop opened its doors Thursday in New Braunfels, giving couples, companies and party planners another option for weddings, receptions and corporate gatherings in the heart of the city. Cowboy Hall opened at 214 San Antonio St., Ste. B, with room for up to 150 guests.

New Braunfels, TX · 9d

mySanAntonio.com

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Walmart plans $400M distribution center in booming San Antonio-area suburb

The retail giant’s proposed 744,433-square-foot distribution center is planned for a booming San Antonio-area suburb.

San Antonio, TX · 9d

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New Braunfels Barbecue Restaurant Part of Chain Once Touted by George W. Bush Blames ‘Rogue Employee’ for Ken Paxton Rally

The owners of Cooper’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que in New Braunfels said they were unaware that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had scheduled an 8:30 a.m. “Come and Take It” campaign rally at their restaurant Saturday, Oct. 24, until the event was already underway. Paxton is running...

New Braunfels, TX · 13d

The San Antonio Observer

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San Antonio Slave Laws Allowed Whippings and Paid Slave Catchers

San Antonio’s history of slavery includes laws authorizing brutal punishments, paid slave catchers, plantations in Bexar County and a convict labor system that continued after emancipation. The post San Antonio Slave Laws Allowed Whippings and Paid Slave Catchers appeared first on saobserver .

San Antonio, TX · 19d

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Tractor Supply Eyes $2.7M Canyon Lake Store Along FM 306

Tractor Supply Co. is planning a new retail store along FM 306 in Canyon Lake, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The project calls for a 23,729-square-foot building with an estimated cost of $2.772 million, and construction is tentatively set to begin January 18, 2027, with completion expected by October 16, 2027.

Canyon Lake, TX · 9d

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Development could bring big changes to the County

• Scale: Spans 3,131 total acres, featuring a 500-acre industrial development known as the Mirada Business Park. • Residential Units: Original scope projected 4,000–6,000 single-family homes, 3,000 multifamily units, and 2,500 build-to-rent properties. • Commercial Use: Designated zoning for retail, restaurants, hotels, healthcare facilities, and offices. • Location &...

Caldwell County, TX · 10d