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H-E-B, Layne's plans new locations off I-35 in this Central Texas city
H-E-B The San Antonio-based grocer recently set plans for a nearly $61.2 million store in Buda. H-E-B is aiming to transform a long-vacant former landfill into a new retail destination anchored by the store slated for 15300 S. I-35, Buda, TX 78610. Layne's Chicken Fingers. In September, Layne's Chicken Fingers...
mySanAntonio.com
New H-E-B headed to booming San Antonio area suburb near Loop 1604
The new H-E-B is becoming increasingly visible as construction continues near I-10 and Loop 1604.
familyvacationsus.com
Ohio Shoppers Wish They Had This Massive Texas Outlet Mall You Could Roam All Day
Ohio has plenty of places to shop, but Tanger Outlets San Marcos feels like a full-day treasure hunt under the Texas sky. This huge outlet mall pulls in bargain hunters, road trippers, families, and fashion fans who want big-name brands without paying full mall prices. With a 4.5-star rating from...
culturemap.com
San Antonio Tex-Mex staple closing after 51 years and more top stories
Editor's note: The top San Antonio news of the week starts with sad closures and ends with exciting openings. Read on for our most popular stories, then plan your weekend via this guide. 1. San Antonio Tex-Mex staple to close after 51 years on South Side. Another San Antonio mom-and-pop...
The House Take
A San Antonio Homeowner Sought Tree Removal. A $2,200 Quote Would Leave a Stump Standing.
A homeowner in San Antonio, Texas, wanted a backyard tree more than 40 feet tall cut down and hauled away. It stood beside a neighbor’s fence, and branches had already fallen into the neighbor’s yard. The homeowner wanted a professional to handle the removal because of the risk of damage.
seguintoday.com
Beyond Roads and Retail: Seguin Leaders Emphasize Investment in People
(Seguin) — If Seguin is going to successfully grow into the city that local leaders believe it can become, they say that growth will require more than new roads, homes, restaurants and retail developments. It will also require an investment in people. That message was also a major part of Tuesday night’s State of the City address, as Mayor Donna Dodgen and City Manager Steve Parker made the case that education — from the classrooms of Seguin ISD to the technical training that will soon be offered at Texas State Technical College — will play a critical role in determining whether.
KSAT 12
Two San Antonio chambers of commerce merge to form a unified business voice
SAN ANTONIO – Two of San Antonio’s oldest and most established business organizations are joining forces. The Greater San Antonio Chamber, founded 132 years ago, and the Metro San Antonio Chamber, now 52 years old, are merging — creating a single organization to represent thousands of businesses across the city. The merger is set to take place in January.
riograndeguardian.com
Alamo Angels Rebrands to Alamo Ventures
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Approaching its 10th anniversary, the San Antonio-based investor network formerly known as Alamo Angels has officially rebranded as Alamo Ventures, signaling a broader investment model and state-wide growth strategy that continues to deepen its roots in South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. The network,...
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This H-E-B rival left San Antonio, now it's building a new $40M Texas store
It's been more than 30 years since Kroger closed all of its San Antonio grocery stores and two years since the company ended its delivery services to the Alamo City. The move removed one of H-E-B's biggest rivals, but that doesn't mean the company has abandoned Texas entirely. This video...
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Developer seeks to add 1,000 units at Alamo Heights apartment complex
Another Alamo Heights apartment complex wants to add more density to the San Antonio enclave. Chicago-based Morningside Group plans to redevelop the Sunset Ridge of Alamo Heights Apartments. The real estate investment firm filed a zoning change request with the city, proposing to add 1,101 units to the 324-unit complex.
spectrumlocalnews.com
Hotter weather makes for smaller pumpkins this year
TEXAS — Pumpkin patch visitors may notice a difference when picking out the orange crop. Due to prolonged heat this year in Texas, pumpkins aren’t as big as they were in previous harvests. “So anytime there’s a hot summer and we don’t have a lot of water, the...
franchisedictionarymagazine.com
JunkStart expands executive team with VP of Operations Bryan Cross
SAN ANTONIO — JunkStart, the first-ever pay-by-weight junk removal franchise, has brought franchise veteran Bryan Cross on board as vice president of operations. Cross will work alongside founder Daniel McCarty to help build the systems franchise owners need as JunkStart expands into new markets. Cross brings more than a...
whatnow.com
Back 9 Hardy Oak Coming to Shops at Hardy Oak in San Antonio
Back 9 Hardy Oak is planning a new location at the Shops at Hardy Oak in San Antonio, according to records filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The project, listed under TABS2027002158, calls for the renovation of an existing 2,704-square-foot space at 19903 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 204, San Antonio, TX 78258.
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Stratus Surfaces Plans $700K, 57,840-Square-Foot San Antonio Facility
Stratus Surfaces is expanding its presence in San Antonio with a new facility planned at 118 Interpark Blvd., Suite 501, according to records filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The project, listed under TABS2027001942, calls for a 57,840-square-foot interior finish-out within an existing shell building at...
The Home Brief
A San Antonio Homeowner Weighed a Metal Roof. The $8,000 Quote Was Only the Out-of-Pocket Cost
A homeowner in San Antonio, Texas, was choosing a roof after an insurance-approved hail claim. In a thread from November 2024, the homeowner said the Class 3 shingle option matched a $20,000 insurance-quoted amount for a roughly 3,600-square-foot roof. A metal roof was also on the table, but its $8,000 figure was what the homeowner would pay out of pocket, not a stated full price for that roof.
foxsanantonio.com
South Side Pick-n-Pull closes for the day after flooding covers lot in mud, water
SAN ANTONIO — A Pick-n-Pull location on the city’s South Side closed Friday after flooding left its lot covered in mud and standing water. New video from the business showed water and mud throughout the lot. The company closed for the day to allow the water to recede.