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• (Adams) 5th Grade Dance
• (Adams) Talent Show
• Live Oak-Gottesman, AIM eyeing Central Texas retail opportunities
• (HMS) College Spirit Day
• FDA reform legislation garners Senate approval
• Rating agencies losing clout in bond markets
• French company cashing in on old patents
• Toyota’s hybrid vehicle now 3rd best seller in the world
• First Rehab Hospital in Westover Hills Opens with 40 Private Beds
• Baseball Game Moved up Due to Weather
• Photos of Rattlers' College World Series Opener
• Rattlers Sign Point Guard Simmons
• Rattlers Drop Opener at College World Series
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• Kendall County sheriff candidates include Shad Prichard vs. Al Auxier
• Game Preview: "All Hands on Deck" Prepped Rattlers
• Men's Basketball Announces Signing of Crenshaw
• Electric Touch will be playing at Sam's Burger Joint next month
• Taylor Lautner: The Lost Texas Interview before the Twilight Saga movie series
• Wedding fair in San Antonio
• Wedding fair in San Antonio
• O'Neal Named Daktronics National Pitcher of Year
• Grand opening of the new South Texas Heritage Center at the Witte Museum
• Parents warned of children being poisoned from new detergent gel packets
• (Adams) Award Assembly
• (Adams) 3rd Grade Field Trip
• (Adams) 5th Grade Field Trip NASA
• (Morrill) Pre-K Graduation
• Collier Last Day for after school program.
• Baptist to proceed with emergency hospital in Schertz
• Icahn buys stake in Chesapeake, seeks board shake-up, say reports
• San Antonio hotels take top spots on luxury magazine list
• J.P. Morgan, LivingSocial courting San Antonio small-business owners
• Randolph-Brooks, SACU rated among top financially sound credit unions
• LYND named one of America’s largest managers of apartment complexes
• Rammstein blowtorches the minds of cult following at AT&T Center
• Memorial Day Holiday
• Dell is in negotiations to buy Quest Software, report says
• M7 Aerospace wins Navy contract extension valued at nearly $12 million
• Judson High FFA Student Advances to State
• Citigroup divests part of its stake in Turkish financial institution
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• Wietzel Center Graduation
• (HMS) 8th Grade Dance
• IRS to close over 40 offices, including one in Texas
• Facebook unveils Instagram-like camera for iPhone
• Corporate profits and CEO pay at record levels
• NBC looks to buy out Microsoft stake in MSNBC.com
• TV networks sue Dish over ad-skipping device
• Buffett betting on community-focused newspapers
• Holy Batmobile: Two Batman Dark Knight Rises vehicles making Texas appearances
• Memorial Day Jump
• Health care providers continue defrauding Medicaid despite increasing arrests
• Four Rattlers Honored by ABCA
• Mom takes 6-year-old out of dental chair to protect him
• (Adams) Awards Assembly
• (Morrill) Awards
• Collier 3rd-5th grade Magic Theatre & Pizza
• Texas pouring in new scholarship funds for math, science majors
• Kinder Morgan finalizes buyout of El Paso
• Gehan Homes joins San Antonio’s Parade of Homes
• Texas Biomedical Research Institute to build $25 million lab facility
• GM honors Ken Batchelor Cadillac with national awards
• Economic activity grew in Texas in March
• Warm Springs opens rehabilitation hospital in far West San Antonio
• JISD Supports a Great Cause
• Forms
• Report: Mortgage rates hit rock bottom
• Nothing Bundt Cake filling a confectionery hole in San Antonio
• Administración de Policía
• FDIC: Bank profits up to highest level since 2007
• (Schulze) Mechler Retirement Party
• Yahoo! launches new browser for mobile market
• T-Mobile merger options still being considered
• Costco reports improved margins in latest quarter
• Collier Field Day Pre-K thru 1st
• H-P to eliminate 27,000 jobs in cost-saving move
• Pizza Patrón facing blowback over Spanish-language promotion
• CPS Energy achieves $68 million in debt savings
• San Antonio remains bright spot in country’s housing sector, studies find
• Christus Santa Rosa Health System to eliminate hundreds of jobs downtown
• Feds crafting new regulations on prepaid card industry
• Gervin Academy, credit union teaching teens how to budget
• SBA, AARP collaborating to help entrepreneurs over 50
• UIW begins development of San Antonio fencing complex
• Facebook, underwriters sued over IPO
• Parent Advisory Committee Meeting
• Woodlake ES Honors Their Best
• Discounts disappear as TV sales are flat
• New high-speed router making its telecom debut
• Dell profits decline sharply in 1Q
• Swing state economies boost Obama’s re-election prospects
• Business Journal honors Health Care Heroes — Slideshow
• Fans of famous rodeo clown Leon Coffee uniting to help with his medical expenses
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• (Adams) 2nd Grade Awards
• Collier Field Day 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th
• Entrepreneurs score Texas high on “business friendliness”
• San Antonio companies recognized for wellness efforts
• UIW & Bexar County to break ground on Fencing and International Sports Center
• Schertz-Seguin water utility to sell $23 million in bonds
• Glen Campbell will bring 'The Goodbye Tour' to the Majestic Theatre
• Momentum Physical Therapy names Sammis & Ochoa as PR agency
• JHS Audio and Video Production Students Pass Professional Exam
• Report: JPMorgan Chase employees sue over 401(k) losses
• State Department selects Trinity graduates for Fulbright program
• Crestview ES Recognized for Being a Distinguished School
• JHS Criminal Justice Students Excel at Competition
• Drive for Five: Spurs favored to advance to NBA Finals
• Thousands of child porn images found in Port Aransas computer
• Taco Cabana is spicing up its presence in its home town
• General Mills to reduce workforce by 850 jobs
• Man indicated for stealing $225,000 worth of checks from Border Patrol Union
• Judson HS Track Team Has Great Showing at State
• KVDA Telemundo retools 5 p.m. and evening Spanish-language newscasts
• World Series Bracket Set for Rattlers
• Solis Named Finalist for Tino Martinez Award
• Employee Recognition Ceremony
• (HMS) College Spirit Day
• (HMS) College Spirit Day
• Private rocket on its way to space station
• Medtronic reports strong fourth quarter profits
• U.S. housing industry stabilizing, economists say
• Wells Fargo looks to expand overseas
• Community Cats Project to alter, vaccinate 3,500 roaming cats
• Villa de San Antonio Celebrates National Senior Health & Fitness Day May 30
• (Adams) Awards Assembly
• Survey: Memorial Day travel expected to rise 2 percent
• Bromley releases Culture Connect app for Apple iTunes
• Houghton Mifflin Harcourt files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• San Antonio Transwestern office adds former Grubb & Ellis executives
• Spurs Drive for Five: Barkley, O’Neal, TNT headed to Alamo City
• Judson ISD Dual Language Picnic
• American, unions to sit down for new round of labor talks
• JEF Prize Patrol Surprises Teachers with Grants
• Salinas ES Helps Homeless Shelter
• Hartman ES Raises Money for Animal Defense League
• Eaton to acquire Cooper in nearly $12 billion transaction
• Best Buy picks Spencer Stuart to find new CEO
• Chinese firm Dalian to buy AMC movie-theater chain
• St. Anthony Hotel sold to BC LYND Hospitality
• Regular Board Meeting
• CHAMPIONS! Rattlers Rally for Regional Crown
• Hot spot sharing agreement largest in industry
• Immigration decline hurting U.S. farmers
• Facebook IPO debut plagued with technical problems
• Economy expected to pick up pace in 2013
• Cactus Pear Music Festival 2012
• Rammstein will be performing at the AT&T Center this week
• Going inside the industrialistic mind of Fear Factory's Burton C. Bell
• Severns' Gem Leaves Rattlers on the Doorstep
• NBA Point Guard John Lucas III & HSBCAMPS Team Up For Youth Basketball
• School of Law Graduation Held May 19
• Comeback Kids: Rattlers Get Walk-off Win
• Seniors Raygoza, McElroy Put Rattlers on the Cusp
• Rammstein to conclude 'Made in Germany' tour with Texas 3-step
• Richard's Blast Fuels Stirring Comeback Win
• BBQ plate sale/Rummage sale
• Softball's Vidrine Named NFCA All-Region
• MBA Program Gets Assist from Former USAA Exec
• 3-year-olds first to graduate
• (Morrill) Field Day
• Biglari’s second-quarter earnings down 19.7 percent
• NADB closes on $65 million solar project loan
• Salvation Army to expand service offerings at Peacock Center
• Big 12, SEC football champs to meet in bowl showdown
• Facebook stock closes slightly above IPO level
• VIA unveils new buses for rapid transit service
• San Antonio’s unemployment rate lowest since 2009
• CPS Energy trustees to select employee benefits consultant
• Next phase of Social Madness is set to begin in June
• SeaWorld ready to unveil Aquatica Waterpark
• Coronado Village ES Student Recites Pledge at Board Meeting
• Reorganization for the Judson ISD School Board
• JECA Students Say Thank You
• Judson ISD Art Extravaganza
• Wagner HS Student is a Global Messenger
• Rattler Bats Explode for Comeback Win at Regionals
• Student Advisory Committee Meeting
• (Wright) PTA Dance
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• (Adams) CIS Witte Museum Field Trip
• Euro crisis keeping crude prices low
• Texas doctors ignite national campaign against Obamacare
• From Anthrax to autism awareness, Dan Spitz returns with Red Lamb
• Four Rattlers Earn Daktronics All-Region Honors
• O'Neal, Charlie Migl Highlight NCBWA Award Winners
• Jason Aldean's My Kinda Party Tour is coming to San Antonio
• Oak Farms Dairy and Tomas Uresti team up for kids
• (Morrill) 5th Grade Field Trip
• Facebook IPO shares priced at $38
• Skechers owners can file for a refund as result of $40 million settlement
• Networking site Pinterest raises $100 million from investors
• Postal Service to shrink size of mail-processing network
• Report: HP eyes plan to trim 25,000 jobs from payroll
• New Braunfels’ Best Western sold to investors
• Xerox hiring 75 people at San Antonio call center
• Report: Minorities surpass whites in newborns for first time
• Mortgage rates in America reach record lows
• Michael Jackson jackets coming to San Antonio
• (Adams) 4th Grade Field Trip
• (Wright) Faculty Meeting
• (Wright) GT Night
• (Schulze) Cleotilde Book Signing
• (Adams) PTA Meeting
• Harland Clarke names Singleton its new CEO
• Jobless claims stay the same
• Time Warner Cable wins right to stream Viacom programs
• Study says drinking coffee extends lives
• “Celebrate America” 2012 Winners Announced
• Harlandale ISD named a National Top Workplace
• (Morrill) PTA Meeting
• Spirit of Judson Awards (Spring)
• Elolf ES Trip to Magik Theater
• UTSA Ed psychology, English departments offering grad certificates
• Child Nutrition Golden Spoodle Awards
• Dyslexia Teachers Complete Language Therapy Program
• Cross Border’s 1Q earnings top $650,000
• Olympia ES Wax Museum Comes Alive
• San Antonio looking to grab larger share of international visitor market
• Ex-Im Bank reauthorization bill clears Senate
• Greece monetary crisis driving down commodity prices for oil, gold
• Q&A: D.R.I. bassist Harald Oimoen brings birth of thrash to life in book
• Production at Valero’s Memphis refinery back following outage
• SWBC Life Insurance’s ratings get an upgrade
• Hollywood and Harper Valley has nothing on antics of small town La Vernia, Texas
• Arms of Hope CEO is stepping down
• San Antonio high schools are among the best in Texas, U.S. — Slideshow
• (Wright) 3rd grade Symphony field trip
• (HMS) Band Concert
• J.P. Morgan shareholders sue CEO Jaime Dimon over loss
• Payment Data records first-quarter profit
• Housing news boosts U.S. stock futures
• Apple expected to increase size of iPhone screens
• Dropping citizenship helps Facebook founder save millions
• TV networks look to sports to boost live viewing
• EXHIBITION: A Century of Collage
• EXHIBITION: Rouault’s Miserere: Printed Prayers
• From students to scholars
• Berkshire Hathaway increases ownership stake in General Motors
• Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital gets new leader
• Chrysler exec to serve as keynote speaker at Hispanic Network conference
• Leon the rodeo clown continues his meningitis recovery at home from the hospital
• 1st Inaugural Transportation Awards
• J.C. Penney cancels dividend payment to address quarterly loss
• Year at a Glance 2012-2013
• Salinas ES Honors Salinas Family
• Military River Parade
• U.S.-Colombia trade agreement goes into effect
• Perry: Affordable college tuition is key to Texas’ economic future
• J.P. Morgan CEO earns $23 million in pay
• St. Mary’s launches revamped MBA program with emphasis on ethics
• National Police Week is May 13th - 19th
• H-E-B buys tract of land in Fort Worth
• Feds approve Southwest Airlines’ flights from Austin-to-D.C.
• Converse ES Wins Nationwide Grant
• JISD Distinguished Educators/Service Awards 2012
• Olympia ES Celebrates Moms
• GED Testing - Math
• (Wright) Graduation Pictures-PK-K-5th
• (HMS) College Spirit Day
• Curriculum Unit Design # 2
• Chesapeake announces bridge loan to cushion recent fall
• Stock futures up as inflation stays in check
• Facebook raising expectations for its IPO
• KCI hires executive to lead expansion across continent
• 50th Fiesta Jazz Festival Held April 27-28
• St. Louis Hall Preservation Project Unveiled
• St. Mary's Now Offering Values-Driven M.B.A.
• School of Law Graduation Set for May 19
• Follow the Rattlers' Every Move at Regionals
• Leslie’s launches new pool-supply store in San Antonio
• Fitch affirms Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD’s strong rating
• San Antonio couple opening $2.9 million Primrose School
• Wagner HS Student Signs Athletic Training Scholarship
• Nomination period for Social Madness almost over, still time to file
• Exam Schedule-Spring 2012
• Best Buy chairman steps down in wake of CEO scandal
• Hostess could lay off 253 Texas employees by July 4
• Texans to get reprieve on paying sales taxes on energy-efficient appliances
• Wagner HS Track Star Wins Gold - Featured in Express News
• Voters pass $596 million in bonds over weekend
• JHS Students Earn Texas H.S. Floral Design Certification
• Spring Festival at Elolf ES
• Judson ISD Challenge Day
• H-E-B is gaining mosaic for East San Antonio store
• Heartland Champs! Severns Carries Rattlers
• Summer job fairs in San Antonio
• GED Testing - Writing
• Harland Clarke selling nearly $300 million in notes
• Chesapeake facing pressure from shareholders
• Three Chase executives may lose jobs
• Survey reveals texting while driving still a problem
• Culinaria: Wine & Food Arts Festival May 16-20
• Solis' Gem Puts Rattlers in Heartland Title Game
• Mooch's Blast, Strong Pitching Propel Rattlers
• Q&A: Candlelight Red burning opportunistic path as support act
• Baseball Takes Home 14 All-Conference Awards
• Reading by author Wang Ping tomorrow at CHRISpark
• Rackspace inspiring charter school students to choose technology careers
• Valero Alamo Bowl taps new board officers
• Confidential Search Solutions CEO invited to White House in June
• Phil Collins to close the book on Alamo collection tour in Dallas
• Fitch downgrades J.P. Morgan’s credit following $2 billion loss
• MedPro wins $14 million Army IT contract
• Judson MS Presents "Check Please"
• Football Bowl Association plan is good for San Antonio, Alamo Bowl CEO says
• 4.0 Cellars makes its Texas Hill Country debut
• Friday Morning Preview: Bioscience & Medical Technology
• Field Day Upper Grades
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• (Adams) Field Day
• J.P. Morgan Chase suffers trading loss
• Boeing CEO warns deep defense cuts may lead to massive layoffs
• Local biotech firm cleared to sell to VA
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-11
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Thursday, led by Abraxas
• St. Louis Hall Preservation to be Unveiled Friday
• Washed Out: Opening Day of Tournament Canceled
• A weekend of celebrations at Pearl Brewery
• Young Mustang Round-Up
• Hawaii Comes to Coronado Village ES
• Urology SA’s CEO resigns after years of leadership
• Metzger MS Health Fair a Success
• GPM Life buying North Coast life insurance company
• Carroll Bell Elementary celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week
• Dancing With Our Stars at Converse ES
• Carroll Bell celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Shoe Box Parade
• Clearing up confusion about cloud computing
• All Extra-Curricular Activities Cancelled Due to WX
• U.S. Postal Service reports $3 billion first-quarter loss
• Spring flowers in San Antonio
• Carroll Bell held their annual Career Day
• Medical-staffing firm InGenesis is one of America’s fastest-growing
• Bed Bath & Beyond to buy Cost Plus
• MinuteClinic enters San Antonio market
• Survey: Employers putting more stock into retaining star performers
• GED Testing - Science
• Collier Kinder Cap and Gown Pictures
• Collier Career Day
• (Adams) PK & Kinder Round-Up
• Valero adopting Fiserv system at North American stores
• Leon Coffee, America's beloved rodeo clown remains in Texas hospital
• Leon Coffee, America's beloved rodeo clown remains in Texas hospital
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-10
• Dow Jones falls nearly 100 points on Wednesday
• Balcones Heights Jazz Festival 2012
• Commencement Exercises Set for May 11-12
• Counseling Center
• Propel Financial sold to San Diego company for nearly $190 million
• San Antonio College helping Fox, Lanier students pursue higher ed
• Calendar of Six Weeks
• Sales-tax revenues are climbing across Texas
• Eagle Ford Shale activity pumped billions into South Texas economy
• Hostess Brands warns of companywide layoffs
• San Antonio Scorpions could net MLS game
• Biotech firm Xeris conducting clinical trials in San Antonio
• AT&T completes sale of yellow-page ad directory business to Cerberus
• Child Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week
• Perez, Solis Semifinalists for Tino Martinez Award
• PetroChina is in talks to buy Valero’s Aruba refinery, report says
• Nurses Day
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• (Wright) PTA lunch for Teachers and Staff
• (HMS) Algebra 1 (EOC)
• Collier Piano recital
• (Adams) CIS UTSA Field Trip
• National Teacher's Day
• Texas Paraprofessionals Day
• National School Nurse Day
• Judson MS Choir Sweeps Competition
• World famous rodeo clown Leon Coffee 'not out of the woods yet' in Texas ICU
• Abraxas churns profit for the first quarter
• Pioneer Drilling stock registers 5.5 percent gain on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-9
• Crockett National Bank acquires San Antonio mortgage lender Legacy Mutual
• Q&A: Rex Brown bringing new band Kill Devil Hill back to Backstage Live
• Softball's Brittain Named Daktronics All-Region
• (Morrill) Safety Patrol Rally
• Curriculum Design Template
• Clippers can’t ignore history should they get Spurs in round two
• TappIn expenses lead to 1Q loss for GlobalSCAPE
• KSAT-12 parent company to gain new CEO
• Bryant, Arkansas boy and parents win trip to Morgan's Wonderland
• Teacher Appreciation Week
• Mays Energy Services setting up corporate offices in San Antonio
• Avance wins H-E-B Excellence in Education Award
• San Antonio charities given $148,000
• San Antonio home prices still holding steady, report shows
• Broadband is driving business growth in Texas, says Connected Texas
• Time for Kinder Roundup
• Print Edition Wrap-up: San Antonio Business Journal exclusives have a long shelf life (Slideshow)
• Judson HS Art Students Earn Top Honors
• Habitat Parade at Franz ES
• JISD Principals to Attend Harvard
• San Antonio completes development of new 911 dispatch center
• Beloved rodeo clown Luke 'Leon' Coffee hospitalized in ICU for meningitis
• Valero Alamo Bowl offering special 20th anniversary pricing for 2012 tickets
• San Antonio to sell nearly $450 million in debt
• PTA Scholarship Awards Ceremony
• (HMS) College Spirit Day
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-8
• Majority of San Antonio stocks closed lower on Monday
• O'Neal Chosen to Academic All-District Team
• (Morrill) Mother's Day Pictures
• Rackspace achieves another major quarter of net-income growth
• US Airways launches new San Antonio-to-Philadelphia flight
• Thunder Rockets Heading to the State Games
• Social Madness nominations keep pouring in for San Antonio companies
• Valero edges Bank of America on Fortune 500 list
• JLA Students Tour Picasso Art Exhibit
• Judson HS Student Earns BB Scholarship
• AT&T to expand into wireless home-security monitoring
• Defense Department awards Labatt $56 million food-service contract
• Texas named leading state for commercial real estate development
• Families get an eyeful of art
• Corporate Office Properties Trust selling off more ‘non-strategic’ properties
• Proske, Marczewski Voted Rattler Athletes of Year
• Teacher Appreciation Week
• Child Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week
• GED Testing - Reading
• Harland Clarke posts net loss for first quarter
• Staind entertains and rocks Alamodome on Mass Chaos tour
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-5
• Most San Antonio stocks closed lower to end the week
• Here's to Halestorm for constantly rocking San Antonio hard and loud
• TransCanada files new Keystone XL pipeline application
• Dressed up and acting up for mom
• Winners of Wal-Mart shelf contest announced
• Bank of America not planning to sell off San Antonio branches
• Residential developer SouthStar acquires Bluegreen Communities
• UTSA is the newest member of Conference USA
• Free Summer Meals for all Children
• O’Connell Robertson buys San Antonio’s Mitchell Design
• U.S. to require reporting of fracking chemicals
• U.S. Global Investors’ quarterly profit down 82 percent
• Rolling Meadows ES Students on KABB
• Labor Department releases lackluster April jobs report
• KONO Radio Station Honors Paschall ES Teacher
• UT System regents proceeding with plans to build new medical schools in Texas
• HESA Banquet
• (Schulze) Walking for Waffles
• Collier College T-Shirt Day
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• H-E-B to carry Brioni’s brand of premium coffee
• GlobalSCAPE’s stock price rises 2 percent on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-4
• Sully & Co. lay the Godsmack down at Alamodome and afterparty
• St. Mary's to Host Heartland Tournament at UIW
• MHS JROTC part of grand opening
• Middle schoolers look forward to college
• San Antonio's top teachers honored
• Luminaria 2012 is set for this Saturday
• Wal-Mart announces new store on San Antonio’s West Side
• Judson ISD Battle of the Books
• H-E-B sponsoring GenTX Day on May 4
• USAA Real Estate building fulfillment center for Amazon
• NSA extends Our Lady of the Lake’s IT-security education designation
• Conference USA slated to add UTSA
• Ford Drive One 4UR School Fundraiser at JECA
• Wagner HS Fashion Students on San Antonio Living
• Petroleum refiner Valero appoints chief operating officer
• Shade ‘N Net Texas planning benefit for San Antonio Food Bank
• Popeye’s builds new restaurant in South San Antonio
• Valero Corner Store customers donate over $2 million for MDA research
• (HMS) Spanish Credit by Exam
• (Wright) CPERC
• San Antonio’s construction sector continues to see employment gains, analysis finds
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-3
• San Antonio stock values mixed even as Dow closes at 13,200
• E.J. Weaks will become official U-Haul center
• Texas DMV cracking down on unlicensed moving operators
• Regions Bank buys back warrant for $45 million
• Middle School Primer
• Judson HS Track Team Heading to State
• Mayor announces a successful first-year of bike-sharing program
• District Elementary Track and Field Meet
• Kinetic Concepts’ wound-care product approved to treat diabetic ulcers in Midwest
• Harlandale shines at Fiesta
• Graduates Honored at Commencement Ceremonies
• Communications
• UTSA named a top producer of Hispanic advanced-degree holders
• Northside ISD names replacement for retiring superintendent
• Mobile App of the Month Goes to JISD
• Brighton Center raises over $500,000 from Fiesta revelry
• CEOs rank Texas the top state in the U.S. for doing business
• Abraxas witnesses stock price increase 2.3 percent
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-2
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - May 2012
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: May
• Wagner HS Student Finalist in Fiesta Program Cover
• Spurs’ Popovich named NBA Coach of the Year
• JISD April Child Nutrition Employees of the Month
• Trinity has the ‘brainiest’ neuroscience students
• P.F. Chang’s to be sold for $1.1 billion
• Vote for JISD Schools to Receive $50,000 Grant
• San Antonio expected to face higher insect levels this summer
• Martin Marietta CEO says increase in homebuilding is driving sales of aggregate materials
• Texas Veterans Land Board raises loan limits for mortgages, real estate
• Metzger MS Health Fair
• Mattress Firm opens newest retail store in San Antonio
• Food, water and supplies are essential for disaster planning now
• Gunn Automotive adopts new software system to better manage human resources
• San Antonio to salute vets with River Walk parade
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 5-1
• NuStar Energy was the San Antonio market leader on Monday
• Shadows Fall's Fair 'super psyched' for tonight's tour launch in S.A.
• Richard Named Heartland's Hitter of the Week
• Softball Does Not Receive Regional Bid
• Baseball Game Against UIW Canceled
• Paschall ES Cooks for Ronald McDonald Families
• Castro to deliver keystone speech at Texas Democratic convention
• Border Trade Alliance CEO urges for more security funding for ports-of-entry
• JISD Well Represented at Flambeau Parade
• Candlewood ES Walks for Autism
• Yellow Brigade Helps Build Homes
• Texas is a leading state for clean-energy jobs
• Four San Antonio area employers have been named ‘Fit-Friendly’ workplaces
• San Antonio hit with Stage Two water rationing
• Judson ISD to Hold Public Hearing on Grant
• Lockheed Martin wins IT support contract for DoD human-resources system
• San Antonio voters to decide fate of nearly $600 million in capital-improvement bonds
• San Antonio’s Liquid Networx sponsoring tech show in Austin
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter (FrogPondTV) - "Where are Home Prices Heading?" - April 2012
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - April - 2012
• Softball Falls in Heartland Tournament Title Game
• Baseball Closes Out Heartland Play with Win
• Korn turns Fiesta into headbanging Siesta Fest at HemisFair Park
• Godsmack's Sully Erna to perform, sign autographs at afterparty
• Zac Brown Band rocked the AT&T Center
• No. 1 Rattlers' Bats Lead Victories over TAMIU
• Softball Advances to Heartland Championship Game
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-28
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Friday
• UTSA sponsoring workshop on patents
• San Antonio airport issues nearly $100 million in refunding bonds
• SABOR is San Antonio’s leading trade group
• A.M. Best downgrades San Antonio insurance firm
• M/I Homes posts net loss, but experiencing higher orders
• Cullen/Frost board votes to increase quarterly dividend payout
• Annual arts event Luminaria has been rescheduled for May
• Rackspace customers focusing on doing business with ‘green’ companies
• Brittain, Vidrine Highlight All-Heartland Honorees
• Softball Wins Heartland Tournament Opener
• Amazon, state of Texas ink sales-tax, job-creation pact
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-27
• Rackspace’s stock posts 5.7 percent gain on Thursday
• Battle of Flowers Holiday
• TX History Fair Winners Announced at Fiesta
• Gas prices are continuing to drop in San Antonio
• VIA Metropolitan CEO honored for transit system leadership
• UTSA venture competition set for April 28
• Judson ISD refunding $9 million in debt
• Affordable Dentures expands to New Braunfels
• Centene CEO pledges $5 million to Trinity University
• San Antonio blood bank executive invited to speak at two national conferences
• Brown Mackie eliminating printed textbooks in favor of iPad
• AT&T opens newer, larger store in Kerrville
• Casino operator Pinnacle to buy majority stake in Retama Partners
• Abraxas’ stock value rises almost 4.25 percent on Wednesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-26
• Q&A: Former Helloween singer Michael Kiske returns with Unisonic
• St. Mary's Students Excel in Business Plan Contest
• Volleyball Duo Takes 2nd at Heartland Sand Tourney
• Loretta Lynn at the Majestic Theatre
• Cullen/Frost’s first-quarter earnings are up 17.5 percent
• NuStar’s first-quarter earnings drop 7.9 percent
• SeaWorld bans plastic shopping bags from all gift shops
• Randolph-Brooks credit union’s assets exceed $5 billion
• Broadway Bank warning consumers not to accept counterfeit cashier’s checks
• Port San Antonio, St. Philip’s to benefit from Quintana Road expansion
• Better Business Bureau honoring San Antonio students in essay contest
• Omaha Steaks opens San Antonio store
• Happy Administrative Professionals Day
• Rush Enterprises’ profit growth driven by strong commercial truck sales
• UIW’s Solar House Makes Debut
• Texas Public Radio honored for journalistic excellence
• Successful Men's Tennis Season Ends in Title Match
• Women's Tennis Falls in Heartland Semifinals
• Ranger Creek harvests Poteet strawberries to create new seasonal product
• JECA Student Heading to State
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-25
• San Antonio stocks pick up steam on Tuesday
• 50th Fiesta Jazz Festival Set for April 27-28
• Heartland Softball Tournament Schedule Set
• Texas A&M is leading school for HUB spending
• GlobalSCAPE unveils expansion strategy for Europe
• Woodlake ES Gears Up for STAAR
• Consert executive joins Alamo Asian chamber board
• Business Journal announces Best Places to Work winners
• Five Finger Death Punch, Killswitch Engage to trespass Coliseum
• Texas business group to honor outstanding Latinas in San Antonio
• USAA study shows driving habits worsen when soldiers return home
• Parade of Homes in San Antonio
• Union Pacific traveling exhibit rolled through San Antonio
• Frost Bank expanding branch presence in Austin
• San Antonio will play host to Reebok CrossFit Games
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-24
• San Antonio stock performance down on Monday
• Buckcherry, 10 Years cook up rocking good time at Oyster Bake
• Baseball Duo Takes Heartland Awards
• Brittain, Vidrine Receive Weekly Heartland Awards
• Judson HS Unveils New College Kiosk
• South Texas town expects results from school district criminal investigation
• Elolf ES Students Create a Business to Learn Economics
• Science Night at Crestview ES
• Science Dash at Hopkins ES
• Franz ES Fiesta
• Coronado Village ES Hosts Guide Dogs of Texas
• Cleaning Up for Earth Day at Salinas ES
• Wagner HS JROTC Awards Ceremony
• Flowers and Fireworks
• Baron sets sights on oil project in Texas Panhandle
• SWBC acquires 100 percent of Royalton Real Estate Capital
• Texas Lyceum conference to focus on higher education
• Frost Bank is top lender in Texas in customer satisfaction
• Softball Completes "Battle of Saints" Sweep
• Baseball Gets Closeout Win in "Battle of Saints"
• SeaWorld begins stocking Aquatica with stingrays
• Live Entertainment at Twin City Pizza
• Errors Lead to Split with SEU for No. 1 Baseball
• Marczewski Wins Heartland Postseason Award
• Women's Tennis Duo Named All-Conference
• Softball Clinches Heartland Regular-Season Title
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-21
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Friday
• Austin, San Antonio movie wins 'Best Feature' at international NY film fest
• STAAR Wars at Converse ES
• Guest feedback prompting new look for Alamo Heights La Madeleine
• Superintendent Luncheon for Elementary Students
• Sierra secures regulatory approval to service Mexican aircraft
• Zachry hires retired CPS Energy executive to lead business development
• WHS Student Named a Terry Scholar
• SACU shredding event putting spotlight on identity theft
• JISD Supports Pasta for Pennies
• Defense contractor for mail to U.S. military in Kuwait sentenced for fraud
• School Meal Charging Announcement
• Alamo Cement plant has one of the best safety records in the U.S.
• Queensryche's Geoff Tate bringing some friends to town for solo gig
• Pump prices retreat in San Antonio for second week
• Unemployment in San Antonio down for third-straight month
• Christus announces plans for downtown children’s hospital
• Continental Green Produce donating Olé Avocado sales to autism care
• Lunch Prices to Increase Per Federal Mandate
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-20
• San Antonio stocks notched mixed performance on Wednesday
• Fiesta is a fun, safe place to party thanks to friendly San Antonio and police
• Softball's "Battle of Saints" Series Pushed Back
• Project to Beautify Community, Aid College Access
• Waninger to Compete in USA Triathlon Championship
• Two public servants arrested for fraud in grant money intended for homeless
• Fiesta murals at the Pearl Brewery
• Fiesta murals at the Pearl Brewery
• Baptist Health Systems to build new children's hospital and expanded network
• Report: McCombs pledges to leave wealth to charity
• Mayor Looking for Student Ambassadors
• Park Village ES Student Recites Pledge at Board Meeting
• AT&T spends $375 million to upgrade network services in San Antonio
• Countdown for DiLiberto’s Restaurant & Bakery is on
• Wagner HS Gets Involved in College Week
• Wife sentenced in bribery and corruption involving Texas State District Judge
• Elolf ES Students Write and Publish Books
• Judson HS One-Act Play Earns Big Honors
• New proposal for San Antonio children’s hospital could come in 45-60 days
• Children’s charities score $9 million from Valero Texas Open
• Wine bloggers invest in Vinously Speaking retail store
• Tootie Pie opening new café in Dallas suburb
• Fiesta motorcycle rally to benefit Fisher House
• Softball Splits with UIW
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-19
• San Antonio stocks lose steam on Wednesday
• Rush's return to AT&T Center coming together like clockwork
• Bower Signs to Play for Rattler Men's Basketball
• Division I Transfer Alexander Signs with Rattlers
• Fake website targets Bank of America
• ACCION Texas working to expand number of small-business loans
• Special Olympics Athlete Raises $15,000
• Texas ranks toward the bottom of pay scale for surgeons
• Texas Association of Realtors opens Texas Realtors University
• Broadway Bank adds drive-thru lanes at West Commerce branch
• TxDOT targeting West Avenue in Wurzbach Parkway expansion
• Hispanic Chamber expands Web presence in San Antonio
• Texas A&M-San Antonio honored for cyber-security excellence
• Men's Golf Finishes 4th at Heartland Tournament
• Furgeson Paces Lady Rattlers' Fifth-Place Finish
• Jernigan Named All-Conference in Men's Golf
• 'Mooch' Pitches, Bats No. 1 Rattlers Past TAMUK
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-18
• Abraxas posts nearly 3.8 percent gain in stock value
• Most U.S. voters agree with Senator Cornyn on Obamacare and voter fraud issues
• Most U.S. voters agree with Senator Cornyn on Obamacare and voter fraud issues
• Q&A: The Veer Union singer Crispin Earl set to shake, Bake & roll
• Austin officer at wrong address kills dog: Owner demands reform
• Man gets long sentence for his second child pornography prison term
• KCI ABThera wound-care product demonstrates favorable results in clinical study
• San Antonio earns distinction as leading city for online fraud
• PrimeFlight loses Delta contract, cutting San Antonio employees
• New Hate Crime Act used to convict three Texas men for racially motivated attack
• EnerJex posts sizable gains in oil and gas production in 2011
• WHS Students Become Microsoft Office Specialists
• Bush and Obama both increased Homeland Security at U.S.-Mexico border
• Fiesta Flambeau to Feature JISD Schools
• JISD Employees Aim to Get Healthier
• Cock-a-Doodle-Doo at Coronado Village ES
• Tootie Pie secures financing for Gourmet Café expansion
• Texas Library Association honoring Parman branch donors
• Men's Golf Eyeing 10th Straight Regional Trip
• GlobalSCAPE’s stock price closed 5.7 percent higher on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-17
• Gonzalez, Gutierrez Honored by Heartland
• Women's Tennis Wraps up Regular Season
• Men's Tennis Readies for Heartland Tournament
• Texas to join nation in prescription drug abuse 'Take-Back' campaign
• Texas to join nation in prescription drug abuse 'Take-Back' campaign
• UTSA business-school accreditation renewed for another five years
• Gov. Rick Perry signs pledge to cut programs, spending
• Gender pay gap worse nationally than in Texas
• Aeromexico, TAM ink codeshare for Mexico-to-Brazil flights
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• Ride 2 Recovery Stops at Rutledge Stadium
• Judson MS Choir Earns Superior Rating
• Whataburger adds new chicken ‘bites’ to menu
• Hobby Lobby increasing the minimum pay for hourly store employees
• San Antonio hires infectious-disease expert as chief epidemiologist
• S.A. Art Institute Honors Wagner HS Teacher
• WellMed foundation donates nearly $150,000 to charity
• Culinary Arts Students Heading to Nationals
• Wagner HS JROTC Organization Day
• Rackspace unveils latest cloud offering on OpenStack system
• Is Texas Education Agency ignoring parents concerns at a local school district?
• Free movies at the San Antonio Botanical Garden
• 'Into The Pit:' Rana Freilich
• Six-Run Ninth Fuels Comeback Win for Baseball
• Over half of all drinking and driving arrests in San Antonio occur during Fiesta
• Gwar leaves bloody pit of humorous, yet emotional filth
• Gonzalez Goes Yard Again in Softball Win
• Gonzalez Homers Four Times as Rattlers Win Big
• No. 2 Baseball Rattles off Two More Wins over OPSU
• Dow, San Antonio stocks slide on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-14
• 'Into The Pit:' Oderus Urungus
• Texas Mexican Mafia 'Youngster' sentenced to federal prison
• Breakfast & A Book: A children's reading event tomorrow at HEB
• Executives at mid-sized firms are optimistic about economy, survey shows
• Startech taps new chairman of the board
• Dream Theater bringing a dramatic return of tour to Majestic Theatre
• USAA’s social media strategist to speak at breakfast
• San Antonio businessman Tom Benson agrees to buy Hornets from NBA
• San Antonio’s housing statistics are up on all fronts, latest SABOR report shows
• SAHA turns over property management of Alazan-Apache Courts to Orion
• Wells Fargo launches Abbot Downing group to serve high net worth clients
• San Antonio Scorpions soccer games to be broadcast in Spanish
• Gasoline prices easing in San Antonio
• Musical Artists Shine at Woodlake ES
• New Breakfast Cart at Judson High School
• "Pasta for Pennies" at Coronado Village ES
• Abraxas’ stock price rose 4.3 percent on Wednesday
• Slideshow: Health Care Heroes 2012
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-13
• No. 2 Rattlers Hold off No. 8 Angelo State
• Men's Golf Finishes 11th at DBU Classic
• Uvalde Animal Shelter loses custody of 215 neglected animals
• Poteet, Texas, embrace the berry
• San Antonio arts Examiner recommendations for museums in the Alamo City
• San Antonio water restrictions re-imposed
• UTSA to unveil details on $120 million capital campaign
• JHS Student Named Athlete of the Year
• RealtyTrac finds some good news in the foreclosure market
• 2012 Valero Alamo Bowl slated for final Saturday of the year
• Women's retreat in Texas Hill Country helps them deal with their breast cancer
• Kitty Hawk MS 5K Run/Walk
• Purple Up! Show Support for Military Kids
• BBVA Compass launching mobile basketball tour in San Antonio
• Harland Clarke closing print shops across U.S., trimming nearly 200 jobs
• Ex-Security Security executive named CEO of Kinecta credit union
• Hybrid-vehicle owners are seeking other alternatives, Polk report shows
• Social Madness: Meet the competitors
• Girl Scouts names CEO over San Antonio organization
• Slideshow: Health Care Heroes 2012
• Abraxas’ stock price rose 4.3 percent on Wednesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-12
• P.T.A Meeting
• Parent Training Class
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Wright) Faculty Meeting
• Texas sues Apple, book publishers over e-book pricing
• Microlenders PeopleFund, PLAN Fund have merged operations
• Santikos brings ‘Bully’ to Palladium IMAX
• JHS Tennis Player Earns Scholarship
• JHS Boys Golf Team Heading to Regionals
• San Antonio sales tax rate is second lowest among 13 Texas cities studied
• Uptick in oil-and gas-activity driving higher Texas sales tax revenues
• Coronado Village ES Celebrates National Library Week
• Fayetteville State to offer graduate social work degree at Fort Sam Houston
• Rackspace upgrades business e-mail hosting service for Outlook customers
• JISD Hosts Area Police Chiefs
• San Antonio’s construction industry posts employment gains in February, report finds
• Fitness supermodel Alicia Marie to commemorate opening of San Antonio gym
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-11
• San Antonio stocks slump as Dow plunges 200-plus points
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HMS) Science PLC
• Survey shows that IT pros need technical, customer skills to succeed
• Texas banks added nearly $700M in financing to small-business owners
• San Antonio companies leading the Social Madness pack in Texas
• KISS, Motley Crue add bombastic tour stop Aug. 5 at AT&T Center
• CPS Energy completes buy-out of Seguin power plant
• Video rental and photofinishing among the daisy-pushing industries, according to IBISWorld
• Million Air is America’s leading fixed-base operator
• Baristas expanding drive-thru espresso concept in San Antonio
• Egg Drop Science Fair
• Finalists looking to get on Wal-Mart’s shelf
• JISD Easter Eggstravaganza
• San Antonio stock values tumble at Monday’s market close
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-10
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Award Seals Marczewski's Rep as One of the Best
• NuStar, IBC and Alamo Group named trustworthy companies
• One-Act Play Wins District
• Caliente named a leading Harley-Davidson dealer in the U.S.
• San Antonio biomed institutions forming vaccine center
• Satterfield renovating historic Army structure in Kansas
• Vineyards Shopping Center gains pediatric clinic as tenant
• San Antonio’s Parman Branch earns Gold certification for sustainability
• Self-storage developer SBS begins work on Taft Storage
• KENS 5’s veteran news anchor to retire
• SAWS evaluating four proposals to solve long-term water needs
• 'Into The Pit:' Adrenaline Mob
• Librarians Week
• Adrenaline flows as 'Mobsters' rule at Rampage hockey concert
• Scorpions still loving San Antonio, book second farewell concert
• Legally Blonde The Musical
• Culinaria, food fun in San Antonio
• Back in Form, No. 1 Rattlers Close Out UTPB
• Mass Chaos 2012 with Godsmack and Staind
• Sapient offering San Antonio students scholarship bucks
• No. 1 Rattlers Split with UTPB
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-7
• Billy Currington set to perform at Cowboys Dance Hall
• San Antonio flights cancelled as American Airlines recovers from Metroplex storms
• Business Journal reporter earns SBA award
• San Antonio Economic Development Foundation hopes to drive home new TV message
• Farmers markets in San Antonio
• Eagle Ford Shale Slideshow
• Long-time Schertz mayor passes away
• SAISD awards Sundt/Guido team major high-school renovation contract
• San Antonio fuel rises to average price of $3.77
• USAA forms alliances with Coast Guard, American Legion associations
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-6
• San Antonio stocks began to pick up steam on Thursday
• Let’s Talk Dog! Awareness signs available now
• Women's Tennis Wins Fourth Straight Against Temple
• (Wright) CPERC
• Good Friday Holiday
• Wagner Represents JISD at U.I.L. District Tournament
• San Antonio nonprofit organizations are among the best in the U.S.
• Broadway Bank employees’ volunteer hours surpass 12,000
• "Get Out and Ride" month honors Orange County Choppers motorcycle connection
• Baptist University of the Américas expanding degree programs
• Texans Can Academies to present highest honor to Cavender
• Adrenaline Mob, Kill Devil Hill star-studded tour coming to town
• ARTS San Antonio help your children and teachers with required curriculum
• Marlins’ dome opener triggers flashback to San Antonio fishing trip
• Texas needs thousands of new health-information technology workers
• UTSA scholar begins writing new chapter as San Antonio’s first poet laureate
• JHS Students Certified as Dental Assistants
• Nonprofit credit counseling group expands to San Antonio
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-5
• San Antonio stock values tumbled on Wednesday
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Q&A: Tommy Victor carving into latest riff-filled chapter of Prong
• Teresa Van Hoy's Scholarly Pilgrimage
• Heather Hill is Keeping an Eye on the Whales
• HSS Alumni Spotlight: Adriana Villafranca
• Caterpillar suppliers leasing 300,000 square-feet of space in Seguin
• Children's chorus and summer camp
• Bank of San Antonio developing new branch at Pearl
• Chase ramping up San Antonio employment by 150 positions
• Regions Financial repays U.S. Treasury under bailout program
• Country’s next innovators working to get on Wal-Mart’s shelf
• Target signs up for CPS Energy conservation program
• TechStars program to jumpstart San Antonio’s investment community
• Cantate Earns Awards at Choir Competition for JHS
• Toro Talks STAAR at Salinas ES
• Judson HS Boys Soccer Moves on in Playoffs
• Texas Attorney General's Office goes after health care fraud scammers
• Time Warner to televise Talons games on Texas Channel
• KCI, LifeCell CEOs added to parent company board
• Tourist magazine names Incredible Pizza Company the best in the business
• No. 1 Rattlers Claw for Gritty Win
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-4
• Rackspace’s stock up nearly 3 percent on Tuesday
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HMS) Science PLC
• San Antonio Family Fun Fest 2012
• Women's Golf Finishes 16th
• Advertising agencies choosing Rackspace for campaign hosting
• Federal prison for south Texas man smuggling pot in watermelon pallets
• Red Ventures planning to hire extra 200 workers in San Antonio
• SwRI forms sensor-research consortium
• USAA files lawsuit over ownership of mobile-deposit technology
• San Antonio Business Hall of Fame welcomes new members
• Fiesta brings in the business
• JISD Child Nutrition Trucks Get New Look
• JISD Yellow Brigade Hosts Easter Egg Hunt
• Tip Top Café to be honored with Texas Treasure Business Award
• Adventure Club Learns Healthy Eating
• Women's Tennis Enjoys Three-Win Weekend
• Two Rattler Baseball Players Honored by Heartland
• Cynthia Lee to re-join San Antonio’s FOX television affiliate
• Magazine lists SeaWorld as fun destination for cost-conscious travelers
• San Antonio stock values increased on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 4-3
• Special Education Liaison Meeting
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Witte Museum Opens Much-Anticipated Robert J. And Helen C. Kleberg South Texas Heritage Center
• Strong Weekend Moves Rattler Tennis to No. 50
• St. Mary's Wins National Moot Court Competition
• Softball Sweeps TAMIU on Senior Day
• San Antonio’s blood bank establishes nonprofit holding company
• UTSA dean named global chairman of social-science group
• St. Philip’s earns accreditation for early childhood degree
• SAWS hires City of San Antonio’s human resources executive
• Focus Direct to close factory, lay off nearly 80 in San Antonio
• Texas’ construction industry gains jobs in February, report finds
• Abraxas weighing sale of Eagle Ford holdings
• Burger King expanding menu items at San Antonio stores
• Wagner HS Student Signs Letter of Intent
• Christus’ mobile pediatric immunization clinic secures $163,000
• H-E-B awards $10,000 grand prize for employee weight-loss champ
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - April 2012
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: April is 'Spiritual Month'
• No. 1 Rattlers Bounce Back Against UAFS
• Famous Pink Giraffe at same San Antonio location for 27 years
• No. 1 Baseball Splits with Arkansas-Fort Smith
• Softball Shuts Out Texas A&M International
• Texas Attorney General wins second victory against EPA in three months
• Record breaking 'passion' for Fiesta San Antonio fans shown
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-31
• San Antonio stocks almost equally divided on Friday
• Texas tax firm will pay customers $113 million back for fraudlent practices
• Lzzy Hale dishes on Halestorm's tasty new album, Mass Chaos tour
• Bar Foundation Elects Professor
• No. 6 Abilene Christian Sweeps Women's Tennis
• 10th Minority Pre-Law Symposium Held
• Morrill PTA Bunny Pictures
• San Antonio’s unemployment rate drops to 6.8 percent in February
• March Child Nutrition Employees of the Month
• Transwestern donates soles for souls
• Appliance Liquidation Outlet hosting family event on Saturday to showcase solar
• Robotics competition at UTSA expects big turnout
• School Zone Times to be Extended
• Best Buy downsizing hits home with San Antonio store closing
• Texas A&M-San Antonio debuts new academic journal
• San Antonio leads pack in Social Madness
• UTSA professor named American Council on Education Fellow
• UT Health Science Center nets $1 million in state cancer funding
• Billy Elliot The Musical is a joy to experience
• Men's Tennis Falls to No. 16 Abilene Christian
• San Antonio’s largest building contractors, downtown properties ranked
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-30
• Most San Antonio stocks lost value on Thursday
• Cornyation fans set all-time record at 75 hours, 15 minutes for Fiesta tickets
• Baseball Ranked No. 1 in Nation
• Now No. 1, Rattlers Roll to Seventh Straight Win
• Victory Healthcare breaks ground on new acute-care hospital
• Hertz rolls out car-sharing program in San Antonio
• JISD Child Nutrition Director Featured in Magazine
• Judson MS Boys BB Has Outstanding Season
• H-E-B gains five Generations Federal Credit Union locations
• San Antonio area filed fewer hail-related claims in 2011
• KCI Tower sold to San Antonio investor
• GenSpera preparing anti-cancer drug compound for Phase II study
• JHS Students Part of National Champion Cyber Team
• Texas has made little progress in recycling electronic waste
• Texas continues to gain financial jobs
• Texas ranks third in U.S. for income growth
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-29
• Baseball is No. 1, Looks to Stay There
• Eddie Vedder brings his solo tour to the Lila Cockrell Theatre
• Collier STAAR Writing Test 4th & 5th Reading
• Mama Lee’s to get the star treatment
• River Foundation turning to social media to promote annual martini fundraiser
• JISD to Celebrate Earth Day With S.A. Museum of Art
• UTSA appoints interim dean of business school
• Kitty Hawk MS SkillsUSA State Competition
• JISD Elementary BB Program
• UTSA ready to kick off development of Park West project
• State SkillsUSA Competition for JHS Auto Collision Students
• San Antonians not waiting to the last minute to file taxes
• Adrenaline Mob to go psychosane with pucks at Rampage game
• JLA Teacher Awarded Grant for Nooks
• Brohn Homes developing new subdivision at The Dominion
• San Antonio contestants take their marks in Social Madness competition
• Cibolo Nature Center is adding new Herff Farm
• Gonzalez's Blast Leads to Softball Split with ASU
• San Antonio stocks dip on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-28
• Parent Advisory Committee Meeting
• GED Testing - Math
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter (FrogPondTV) - How Much is My House Going to Sell For? - March 2012
• For Eighth Time in Career, Brittain Wins Award
• Klipa Joins Men's Tennis Award Winners
• Big Week Nets Baseball's O'Neal Weekly Award
• Collier STAAR Writing test 4th Grade & 5th Math
• Spurs’ playoff-prep makeover continues with signing of Mills
• Texas earns high ranking for adding government jobs
• JISD Spring Community Sweep
• KENS 5 Honors Wagner HS Teacher With ExCEL Award
• SAWS kicks off water desalination project
• New Kids Cafe to open in San Antonio
• Fiesta Final Exams Around Corner for Fashion Students
• UIW Ranked Among the Best in U.S. News & World Report 2013 Edition of Best Colleges
• Former BexarMet customers will not face rate increase in 2012
• Qualified income tax filers offered incentives to save refunds
• Regions to offer new set of banking services to non-account holders
• NCAA Rewards Converse ES Students for Attendance
• Metzger MS Band Sweeps the Competition
• Hartman ES Awarded $2,000
• Texas SkillsUSA Skills and Leadership Championship
• JECA Shines at U.I.L. Play Competition
• Baptist Health System parent selling $350 million in offering
• San Antonio tech firms have chance to compete for $80 million in early-stage financing
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-27
• Most San Antonio stocks posted gains on Monday
• Godsmack's Sully Erna speaks on filling Alamodome with Mass Chaos
• Angry parents not shying away from South Texas school district's troubles
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - March - 2012
• Slut Walk at Alamo focuses blame on the criminal, not the sexual victim
• Any Baby Can launching health, fitness program for disabled kids
• Waelder meat processor recalls Eckrich-brand sausage
• A Family That Reads Together...
• STAAR Olympics Prepare Students at Hopkins ES
• Judson HS JV Colorguard Wins State
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• Kirby MS Principal Named HEB Statewide Semi-Finalist
• Kindergarteners at Franz ES Get Lesson in Economics
• Texas seeing the highs and lows of the foreclosure market, analysis finds
• Hilton San Antonio Hill Country Hotel gains new general manager
• San Antonio is popular destination for families on the move
• Texas factory activity remains steady in March
• BiO2 Medical secures nearly $14 million in investment
• Army contracting command moving into new HQ at Fort Sam Houston
• Santikos unveils free movie app for iPhone, Android and Blackberry
• O'Neal's Gem Leads Baseball Past Newman
• Rattlers Sweep Newman with Close-out Win
• San Antonio team wins national cyber competition
• GED Testing - Writing
• Los Lonely Boys with special guest Ruben V
• UTPB Stings Rattlers in Series Finale
• Mark Tremonti slips to the void on Alter Bridge DVD, Creed & beyond
• Softball's Brittain Pitches Perfect Game
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-24
• Abraxas’ stock closes 8 percent higher on Friday
• American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards nomination deadline Monday, March 26
• Women's Tennis Picks up Pair of Conference Wins
• Regionally Ranked, Men's Tennis Rolls
• Report: Valero, Chesapeake weighing natural-gas fueling stations
• Rayburn Field Day
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (Wright) 5th Grade Field Trip to Mitchell Lake
• San Antonio FedEx office cleared of hiring discrimination charges
• CPS Energy completes $521 million bond sale
• Singing for the STAAR at Olympia ES
• San Antonio adds construction jobs in January, report finds
• Hopkins ES Principal Named HEB Statewide Semi-Finalist
• Bank of America offering some mortgage customers lease option to avoid foreclosure
• Cinemark building new movie complex in Pharr
• Iron Maiden takes live performance to new heights on 'En Vivo'
• Social media smack talk: San Antonio rules
• Behind-the-Scenes Look at Judson ISD Mobile App
• Converse ES Student Recites Pledge at Board Meeting
• Chase supporting UTSA’s efforts to assist veteran entrepreneurs
• San Antonio Red Cross volunteers assisting in tornado clean-up
• Trader Joe's comes to San Antonio
• Peace Commission Examines Democratic Equality
• Record revenues boosts GlobalSCAPE’s stock nearly 4 percent
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-23
• In a Pinch, Gonzalez Provides Walk-off Win
• Service Project Seeks to Clear Path to College
• Report: JPMorgan Chase ordered to pay $373 million judgment
• JISD to Ensure No Pink Slime in Schools
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Morrill Classroom Pictures
• (Wright) Faculty Meeting
• ACCION Texas getting boost from microlending fund
• GlobalSCAPE reports highest revenue in company history
• Economic impact from 2011 Valero Alamo Bowl approaches $40 million
• SBA working to connect small San Antonio firms with corporate world
• UIW showcasing educational technologies used on campus
• Kitty Hawk MS Orchestra Achieves Sweepstakes
• Crestview ES Cafeteria Wins Breakfast Contest
• Business Journal launches Social Madness challenge
• Labor officials say U.S. jobless claims at four-year low
• SeaWorld and Litton Entertainment to air weekly TV series on ABC
• Wagner HS Student Named as Piper Scholar
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-22
• Abraxas posts 3.9 percent stock gain on Wednesday
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
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• South Texas sheriff criminal investigator with drugs sentenced to prison
• St. Mary's on President's Honor Roll for Service
• Zac Brown Band is coming to the AT&T Center
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Collier STAAR Academy
• (HMS) Science PLC
• Home prices on the up in February, SABOR report shows
• Dave & Busters exploring potential San Antonio expansion
• Cost of San Antonio weddings exceeds national average
• Wagner HS Student Wins Grand Champion
• Caring Senior Service expands brand further into California
• San Antonio is a leading market for women business owners
• The Bagel Factory creates new ‘bagel kolache’ in San Antonio
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-21
• U.S. Global’s stock closes at nearly 4 percent premium
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• (Schulze) Choir Practice
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Ignored citizens, parents, and staff give school board their wrath
• VIA Metropolitan has major transit plans for Brooks
• Farm Bureau Bank appoints new CEO in San Antonio
• Corner Bakery Café contributing to flood relief
• San Antonio B-Cycle program a big success so far
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• Legacy Leaders: Romo says support of UTSA is taking university to new heights
• Help Kitty Hawk MS Win $20,000
• Operation Homefront to get giant care package to help wounded vets
• Wagner HS Theatre Arts Spends Spring Break in Big Apple
• San Antonio storms knock out power to nearly 35,000 customers
• SAWS workers clean up sewer spill in East San Antonio
• San Antonio touted as model for efficient military health care
• Five Home Runs Later, Vidrine Nets Second Award
• Lambrechts Swings Way to Another Heartland Award
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-20
• San Antonio stock gained momentum on Monday
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• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Collier Jump Rope for Heart Continued
• Valero closing Caribbean refinery
• Judson ISD Community Sweep
• Texas unveils new site to help college students intern
• JISD is Leading the Way - Featured in National Magazine
• Adventure Club Leprechauns
• HOLT CAT building larger showroom in Laredo
• Pronto creates Spanish-language campaign discouraging texting and driving
• San Antonio approves financial incentives for local filmmakers
• Boot Ranch golf course named an official Audubon sanctuary
• Journalism Club on KENS 5's Great Day S.A.
• UTSA names stem cell researcher to endowed chair
• SACU, Spurs planning benefit for San Antonio Food Bank
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• Port San Antonio to host international logistics conference
• Regular Board Meeting
• Teacher of the Year Dinner
• GED Testing - Reading
• (Schulze) Science Club Popcorn Sale
• Schenker, McAuley team up after 25 years for trip down Classics Lane
• Parents form organization to help their children from school board's "blind eye"
• Opening night of The Elephant Man at the Cameo Theatre
• 'Into The Pit:' Michael Schenker & Robin McAuley, Part 2 of 2
• 'Into The Pit:' Michael Schenker & Robin McAuley, Part I of 2
• Hits Continue as Softball Splits with OPSU
• What Texans need to know about government transparency under Obama
• Kotzur Makes NABC All-District Team
• Rattlers Score Season-High 20 in Win Over Fisher
• Gutierrez Latest Freshman to Shine for Softball
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-17
• Cullen/Frost led local stocks in San Antonio
• Liberal news media bias evident in local and national coverage, Texans note
• Rattlers Total 37 Runs in Pair of Wins
• Cross Border posted $1.2 million net loss in 2011
• MOOYAH opening up new burger concept in San Antonio
• Whataburger says burgers are pink slime-free
• InGenesis wins portion of $492 million medical-staffing contract
• Comptroller’s office unveils tax amnesty for Texas businesses
• Spurs confirm trade of Jefferson for Jackson
• Sears officials mum on latest round of store closings
• Watermelon smashing comic Gallagher collapses backstage in Texas club
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-16
• NuStar GP ends Thursday with 2.8 percent gain on stock market
• Cirque du Soleil-Quidam thrills San Antonio audiences
• Red Ventures hiring new round of sales employees at call center
• Spurs trading Richard Jefferson to Warriors, according to multiple reports
• Abraxas’ 4Q finances dip, earnings up for full 2011
• Legacy Leaders Awards: Red McCombs — City still has work to do
• J.D. Power honors USAA, Frost as customer-service champs
• Capital One asking San Antonio residents for new shoe donations
• Bank of the Ozarks furnishing real estate financing in San Antonio
• Howard Energy buys natural gas pipeline serving Eagle Ford Shale
• Softball Twice Falls to ACU in Final Inning
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-15
• GlobalSCAPE’s stock rose 6.2 percent on Wednesday
• Jack Starr's Burning Starr keeps metal alive in Land of the Dead
• Men's Tennis Notches Strong Win
• Gas prices are continuing to skyrocket across Texas
• Obama expects Horns to bow early in NCAA hoops tourney
• Generations, SACU recognized for credit union marketing excellence
• SXSW getting mixed reviews on ‘homeless hotspot’ program
• Digerati selected as VoIP vendor to international call center firm
• SWBC chairman lending his fundraising expertise to United Way
• UIW creates new women and gender studies program
• Legacy Leaders Awards: For San Antonio Spurs CEO Peter Holt, this has been a “special year”
• Apple’s new iPad hitting San Antonio store shelves Friday
• Texas leads U.S. in the way it discloses public spending
• Black-eyed Vidrine's Walk-off Homer Lifts Rattlers
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-14
• Dow rises 218 points to surpass 13,000-mark
• Moczygemba Third Rattler Pitcher to be Honored
• Furgeson's 84 Leads Women's Golf in Final Round
• No. 7 Baseball Dealt Loss from A&M-Kingsville
• Southwest seeks to offer Washington-to-Austin flight
• CPS Energy to use $500 million from bond offering to buy power plant
• Padgett, Stratemann is accepting applications for laptop give-away
• H-E-B declares ground beef does not contain ‘pink slime’
• Leslie’s Swimming Pool opens Northeast San Antonio shop
• San Antonio pension fund ranked among tops in Texas
• U.S. Naval Academy salutes Café College for helping kids go to college
• San Antonio opening brush recycling center on South Side
• NuStar Energy’s board promotes senior executives
• Bailey Furgeson Paces Women's Golf Early
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-13
• GlobalSCAPE led local stocks in San Antonio
• Richard's Bat, Glove Fuel Rattlers Win
• Softball's Vidrine, Brittain Honored by Heartland
• A new female Easter Bunny hops into North Star Mall
• (Adams) Art Fundraiser
• CPS Energy to buy 800-megawatt power plant
• Justice Department blocks Texas voter ID law
• Concordia looking to boost MBA enrollment in San Antonio
• U.S. mortgage lenders to pay $25B to end allegations of foreclosure abuse
• Obama seeking to invest $1 billion in manufacturing innovation
• San Antonio expert promotes virtual gaming as a health remedy at SXSW
• Employees warned to be wary of LinkedIn phishing scams
• Fiesta springs into party mode with Buckcherry, 10 Years, Korn
• Spurs’ T.J. Ford considering retirement from NBA
• USAA posts $2 billion in net income in 2011
• Whataburger completes sale of former headquarters in Corpus Christi
• Sigala's Walk-off Hit Fuels Rattler Wins
• Move clocks 1 hr forward Daylight Savings time
• Rattlers Fall to MSU in Regional Quarterfinals
• (Schulze) Regional Spelling Bee
• Did NBA Clipper's Chris Paul steal from a San Antonio restaurant?
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-10
• Alamo Group posted highest gain on Friday
• Alumnus Gives $1 Million Toward New Stadium
• Apple to build $304M campus, hire 3,600 in Austin
• Judson ISD Closed for Spring Break
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (Vestal ES) Carnival
• Wagner HS Principal Receives Honor
• JHS Shines at DECA State Career Development Conference
• Western Athletic Conference names interim commissioner
• Methodist formalizes hospitalist agreements with IPC
• USAA mutual funds earn Lipper Awards for investment performance
• Highlights from 'The 14 Square Miles Of Excellence'
• Park Village ES Career Fair
• Parents show up in droves on “Come Read with Me Day”
• Seasonal job losses trigger increase in San Antonio unemployment
• Alamo CrossFit parent taps Sammis & Ochoa for ad campaign
• San Antonio investing in walking trails at public library
• Parents in Class at Woodlake ES
• USAA Real Estate forms strategic partnership with Square Mile
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-9
• Student Advisory Committee Meeting
• Tesoro, Valero led the pack among San Antonio stocks
• Slam Dunk Readers are at HMS
• Judson HS AFJROTC Conducts Toy Drive
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Collier Pre-K Roundup
• (Wright) Bunny Pictures
• Business Journal’s Legacy Leaders event brings out the who’s who of San Antonio
• Southwest Airlines to expand San Antonio call center operations
• Pair of Silver Stars named Olympic team finalists
• IBM technology manager named to board of San Antonio Fed branch
• Oil-and-gas industry pumping life into San Antonio’s retail sector, study states
• Kotzur Named All-Region
• Fourth Court of Appeals on Campus
• Men's Golf Finishes 12th at SEU Invitational
• Women's Tennis Returns Home From Road Trip
• Strong Weekend Makes Men's Tennis No. 1 in League
• Social Entrepreneur Jackley to Speak
• Home Runs Spark Softball Celebrations, Win
• T.V. Meteorologist Visits Spring Meadows ES
• Sanjel announces grand opening of Cibolo facility
• UTSA generates $150,000 from Texan Cultures event
• State Farm launches program to support SA neighborhoods
• Safety Awareness at Olympia ES
• Trinity’s new science building equipped with environmentally-friendly toilets
• Wells Fargo survey shows San Antonio investors optimistic
• Firm releases Top 10 Biggest Mistakes employees make when quitting
• REI bringing the great outdoors to San Antonio shoppers
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Wednesday
• Texas nurse on trial for killing patients with bleach is familiar to area
• La Cage aux Folles is coming to the Majestic Theatre
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Collier 2nd cup of Coffee
• (Adams) PK Round Up
• (HMS) Science PLC
• Helping prom dreams come true
• State, local sales-tax collections rising across Texas
• Tacoma impacted by latest Toyota recalls
• La Vernia school board vote to support Dr. Tom Harvey despite community outrage
• Judson HS Girls Soccer Team 2nd in District - Northeast Herald
• Good Timing: Heiligman's First Hit Trumps UIW
• Fourt Court of Appeals to Hear Arguments on Campus
• 2012-2013 School Calendar
• JISD Bus Drivers Complete Safety Training
• Daily Announcements
• FFA Horticulture Plant Sale
• Dow drops more than 200 points on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-7
• Social Workers Day
• (Schulze) Read Across America Day
• (HHS) TAKS ELA Test today
• Spring Season off to Fast Start for Cross Country
• EPA to honor USAA Real Estate once again for energy efficiency
• (Schulze) Choir Practice
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Morrill Bike Rodeo
• Leadership Academy at Judson HS
• Lender BBVA unveils enhanced app for IPhone
• FTA 'In the News' for the month of March
• Abraxas posts jump in year-end oil and gas reserves
• CVS Caremark invests in new Boundless Playground in San Antonio
• Alamo Colleges revamping online class platform
• Dreeben School of Education to host International Conference of Cultural and Social Aspects of Research
• Homeland Security chief taps HACU president for advisory council
• Texas A&M, Alamo Colleges developing low-cost degree program
• Central Catholic inks pact with online business directory
• Stanford found guilty on 13 counts in fraud trial
• SAWS to sell nearly $35 million in new debt
• Hopkins ES Celebrates Texas Independence
• Sisters Compete in Chemistry Competition
• Boerne Outdoor Family Fair
• Family Science Night at Converse ES
• Judson HS Colorguard Gets Top Honors
• Morrill Bike Rodeo
• Basketball
• Lady Indians
• Becker's Second-Round 71 Drives Men's Golf
• Most San Antonio stocks lost value on Monday
• Special Education Liaison Meeting
• Teachers, parents outraged as distrust festers with south Texas school board
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-6
• Off to Dance: Rattlers to Face Midwestern State
• Olea Named Heartland Tennis Player of the Week
• SíClovía gets San Antonio residents moving
• (Schulze) Popcorn and Raspas
• Harlandale ISD to hold Auxiliary Job Fair
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Collier Awards 3rd thru 5th grades
• Collier Jump Rope for Heart
• Wagner HS - Through the Eyes of Students
• Pair of San Antonio apartments bought by Chicago investors
• SAWS to end water restrictions for San Antonio area
• Former HUD secretary Cisneros to help tackle U.S. housing crisis
• TX History Fair Finalists Announced
• Kitty Hawk MS FCCLA Moving on to State
• Judson HS Baseball Wins Tourney
• Wagner Students Inducted into NFL
• UTSA’s debut WAC football schedule includes Texas State on Thanksgiving weekend
• San Antonio gains newest skate park
• Petting Zoo comes to Morrill
• Slideshow: San Antonio Business Journal Legacy Leaders
• Five Star Cleaners joins national recycling drive
• U.S. automakers added 38,000 jobs in 2011
• AirStrip opens office in Nashville
• Social Workers Week
• Motorhead added to Mayhem Fest in anti-climactic fashion
• Six Unlucky for No. 6 Baseball in Loss
• Softball Enjoys Strong Start to MSSU Crossover
• Snubbed? Kotzur Doesn't Grab Player of Year Award
• Rattlers Punch Ticket to Heartland Title Game
• No Vote Needed: Rattlers Champs, Kotzur MVP
• Free Spring jazz concerts
• Freddie Hawk and the Mystery Lites: Trailer premiere
• Lady Rattlers Fall in Heartland Tournament Semis
• Rattlers' Streak Ends, O'Neal's Doesn't
• Most San Antonio area stocks are down as Dow dips lower
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-3
• Bar-B-Que Fundraiser
• (HHS) Track Floresville Invitational
• (HHS) ROTC Awards Banquet
• (HHS) Tutorials
• (HHS) JV Baseball vs McCollum
• Kotzur Doesn't Grab Player of Year Award
• Meyer Named to NAIA 75th Anniversary All-Star Team
• Their Journey Continuing, Lady Rattlers Win Awards
• Collier Awards Pre-K thru 2nd
• (Adams) PTA Carnival
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• JISD Celebrates Reading on Dr. Seuss's B-day
• Whataburger celebrating new downtown location
• Cat in the Hat? Bellaire ES knows all about that
• City seeking input on Alamo Plaza redesign
• Clipping to extreme: Retailers re-tooling coupon strategies
• Homeowners keeping their heads above water, report finds
• Daily Announcements
• KCI lands contract with health care supply firm
• SAWS saving millions by refinancing revenue bonds
• JISD Supports Cystic Fibrosis Foundation by Climbing Tower
• Startech sponsoring New Venture Forum
• Park Village ES Students on KABB
• NADBank supporting solar project in Arizona
• Most local stocks tick up as Dow advances
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-2
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Read Across America Day
• (HHS) Cafe Con Charla
• (HHS) Soccer vs Beeville
• Tough Second Inning Hands Softball a Loss
• Lady Rattlers Motorin' on to Heartland Tournament
• Morrill - Book Fair
• (Rayburn) Open House, Reading Night
• (Rayburn) PTA Meeting
• Open House (Vestal ES)
• Collier Open House
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Houston accounting firm acquires Accretive Solutions
• Less than 10 percent of homes sales in Texas are foreclosure related, study finds
• Dean Named Educator of the Year by Texas Optometric Association
• Judson MS Student Named National Finalist in Essay Contest
• Judson HS FCCLA Heading to State
• STAAR Information
• Sneak Peek: San Antonio’s Largest Stock Brokerage Firms
• Wagner HS FCCLA Teams Heading to State
• Dads Read to Students at Olympia ES
• JHS Mariachi Student Featured in Northeast Herald
• Global events continue to drive gas prices higher
• NewTek looks to expand markets in Europe
• UHS to explore other options for children’s hospital
• Joint committee to study state education funding
• Watch the Basketball Teams Live this Weekend!
• Clear Channel Outdoor raising capital
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 3-1
• Most local stocks slide in down day on Wall Street
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Open House/ Family Night
• (HHS) Indianette Try Out Parent Meeting
• (HHS) Tennis Lanier Tournament
• (HHS) Baseball Southwest Tournament
• (HHS) Softball Tournament
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - March 2012
• O'Neal Named National Pitcher of the Week
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: March
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: March
• (HMS) Science PLC
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Texas treasures to be celebrated at Alamo
• The community discovers what’s happening in Harlandale’s “14 Square Miles of Excellence”
• Leslie Garza awarded by Harlandale Masonic Lodge
• Testing Forms
• Ross to open at Wonderland this weekend
• Monkees’ Jones dead at 66
• Wagner HS Student Wins Grant for Speech
• Carver Academy joins with IDEA network
• Judson HS Students Compete in S.A. Livestock Show and Rodeo
• Group seeks to empower Spanish-speaking female professionals
• South Texas College lands career training grant
• Texas Workforce Commission enforcement efforts paying off
• Housing forum will look at challenges for San Antonio
• JECA Principal to be Named "Best Of" by WOAI
• Support the Judson Education Foundation
• Maldonado Delivers Clutch Hit in Rattlers' Win
• Jernigan Fuels Rattlers with Second-Place Finish
• Payroll survey shows uptick for San Antonio
• Kerrville jeweler expanding westward to El Paso
• Mexico-Texas border news includes corrupt U.S. politician arrest, stray bullet
• Dow tops 13K but most local stocks droop
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-29
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• GED Testing - Math
• TPSW Bus Tours & Luncheon
• Petting Zoo
• (HHS) Report Cards Mailed
• (HHS) Open House & Career Fair
• Heartland Serves Up Weekly Award to Marczewski
• Women's Golf Finishes 14th at SEU Invitational
• Baseball Duo Honored by Heartland Conference
• Women's Tennis Picks Up Another Heartland Award
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Smitherman replaces Jones as TRC chair
• Daily Announcements
• TimeWarner will try again on usage-based Internet plans
• HEB Helps Teach WHS Culinary Students
• Judson HS Theatre Students Win Big
• February Child Nutrition Employees of the Month
• Innotech conference seeking tech firms for competition
• San Antonio’s toxic waste disposal site set to open
• Intervention Resources and Links
• UT Medicine researchers reduce infections from surgery
• SwRI to get jump start on space flights
• San Antonio Rodeo ropes in record-breaking numbers
• Women's Golf in 14th Place at St. Edward's Invit.
• Jernigan Leads Rattler Golf on Strong First Day
• Brightway Insurance plans to open stores in San Antonio
• Free tax preparation available at Goodwill
• County court space makes case for retail re-imagination
• JHS Business Student Featured on KABB
• Judson ISD Website Survey
• Mixed trading for local stocks as Dow closes lower
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HMS) College Attire
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Practice
• (HHS) Soccer vs McCollum
• (HHS) Softball vs Johnson
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter (FrogPondTV) - What Buyers Want Most from Agent - February 2012
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - February - 2012
• Like a Rebound, Kotzur Hauls in Another Award
• Galindo Named Heartland Player of the Week
• Brittain's No-Hitter Garners Heartland Award
• Culinaria 5K Wine Run 2012
• (Adams) Scholastic Book Fair
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-28
• SwRI elevates new leadership
• IBC reports earnings for 2011
• Allstate seeking to expand its agency network
• GlobalSCAPE integrates new mobility features
• JECA Student Heading to State Theatre Meet
• JISD Students Head to BPA State Leadership Conference
• Wagner HS Speech and Debate Competition
• JHS Boys BB Regional Quarterfinals
• Texas lobbyists and their clients are ready to be searched
• IHOP charity event to benefit Shriners
• JISD Wrestlers Find Much Success at State
• Northrop Grumman plans layoffs
• Survey seeks best practices for cybersecurity
• Hedging helps VIA keep fuel costs down
• Two Principals Up For WOAI's "Best Of S.A." Award
• (Schulze) Spring Book Fair
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• GED Testing - Writing
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• (HHS) CTE Mini Health Wellness Fair
• (HHS) Boys Gold San Marcos Tournament
• (HHS) Indianette Competition Show Off
• (HHS) Panoramic Picture Sale
• (HHS) Texas Public School Week
• Q&A: Axel Rudi Pell and his guitar come full Circle of the Oath
• Women's Tennis Falls in "Battle of the Saints"
• Heartland Conference Basketball Tournaments Set
• Softball Wraps Up Weekend Tournament Action
• Lady Rattlers Close Regular Season with Win
• Marczewski Gets Singles Win in Men's Tennis Defeat
• No. 8 Baseball Gets Closeout Win Over OPSU
• Heartland's Best? Men's Basketball Makes Case
• Día de los Cuentos de hadas
• Late Surge Not Enough for Softball
• Women's Tennis Blanks North Central for First Win
• O'Neal Fans 11 as Rattlers Take Two From OPSU
• Local stocks mixed as Dow ticks down slightly
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-25
• (HMS) Boys Basketball Tournament
• (HMS) Girls Soccer Tournament
• Cirque du Soleil presents Quidam
• Black History Celebration at Kitty Hawk MS
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• HISD GEAR UP 2
• Deepwater Horizon investor steps up to pay for key Texas environmental projects
• Dish closing 500 Blockbuster stores
• Students cook up a treat
• Rolling Meadows Teacher Featured on WOAI
• JISD Earns Thousands from Bus Ads
• GEAR UP 2
• Miller's Point ES Student Recites Pledge at Board Meeting
• USDA Presents Medals to Elementary Schools at Board Meeting
• Texas lawmakers more moderate than expected
• S.A., Houston only cities to show home price increases
• The Living Environment
• SAWS extends deadline for integration committee
• Characteristics of Living Things
• Toyota tops list of dependable vehicles
• Fox Tank planning expansion into Kerrville
• Celebrating PTA to infinity and beyond
• Local tech company launches baby monitoring system
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-24
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• (HMS) 7th Grade Writing Workshop
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• 2nd Grade Math Buzz
• New book chronicles haunted Gunter Hotel room 636 San Antonio murder mystery
• Obama's religious health rule forces new Constitutional challenge by states
• Students Honor Karen Wagner's Birthday
• Judson ISD BB Playoffs
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Zips Car Wash opens in North San Antonio
• U.S. Postal Service identifies 223 sites for closure
• San Antonio gas prices impacted by world events
• U.S. Post Office cuts of 35,000 jobs at 223 centers being announced locally
• State Securities Board orders reps to reimburse investors
• Hospital assistant administrator guilty to $116 million of fake claims in Texas
• Hospitals look to prevent deaths, infections and injuries from health care
• Sears Holdings seeks to raise up to $500 million
• S&P upgrades BexarMet’s debt under SAWS management
• State Farm recruiting war veterans into workforce
• Men's Tennis Puts on Fight Against Midwestern
• Community Conversations Series to Feature Sculley
• UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures names new executive director
• Come One, Come All - KHMS Multi-Cultural Festival
• Sending the SA Rodeo a Harlandale howdy
• Judson HS Golf Team Takes Tourney
• JISD CTO Selected for Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Wagner HS Students Get Real-World Fashion Experience
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-23
• GED Testing - Science
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Collier Individual or Group Pictures
• (HMS) Band to Wright
• Blue Man Group's stop in San Antonio is off to a good start
• San Antonio stocks, Dow lose steam on Wednesday
• Alamo Colleges earns high marks for fiscal responsibility
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Pancakes for National FFA Week
• Allstate introduces auto-claims satisfaction guarantee in Texas
• Lynd Sports Group acquires partial ownership of AFL Talons
• Joeris begins construction of city’s Northwest Service Center
• Superintendent Hosts Student Luncheon
• ConAgra Foods awards MarketVision Hispanic marketing contract
• DPT Laboratories appoints executive to lead R&D
• SAWS reports release of sewage
• HISD family placed in the spotlight at board meeting
• Assistance League at Woodlake ES
• Baby Boomers are not planning to retire any time soon
• Judson HS Colorguard Named Regional Finalist
• Rattlers Fire on All Cylinders Against Tarleton
• No-No: Brittain's No-Hitter Spurs Rattlers
• JISD Boys BB Continues to Roll - Featured in Express News
• San Antonio stocks lose value on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-22
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• 70000 Tons of Metal 2 interview and review: Pretty Maids rock the boat
• Men's Tennis Falls in Laredo
• Van Winkle Leads Third-Place Finish for Men's Golf
• St. Mary's Finishes 6th at Lady Rattler Roundup
• Pioneer generates nearly $7 million in fourth-quarter net income
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy protection
• (Adams) First Grade Rodeo Field Trip
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Frank Arnold Athletic Complex Dedication Ceremony
• CPS Energy rolls out electric-vehicle charging stations
• UTSA study suggests rejection is a motivation for charitable spending
• AT&T spends billions to enhance networks in Texas
• USAA names new CFO at financial-services company
• Smith Seckman Reid opens new office in North San Antonio
• Construction employment down 20 percent in San Antonio, report finds
• TX Dept. of Agriculture Recognizes Judson ISD
• SAWS assumes water-line maintenance responsibility from BexarMet
• Two HISD students win River Parade Art Contest
• Spirt of Judson Award Winners - Video
• AirStrip implements strategy to tap into defense-contracting market
• Clear Channel parent reports fourth-quarter loss on flat revenues
• Curriculum Committee
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Group Pictures (Wright)
• (HMS) Band to Rayburn
• (HMS) Band to Morrill
• (HMS) College Attire
• Women's Tennis' Bryant Honored by Heartland
• Bryant Sweeps Women's Tennis Weekend Action
• Furgeson in the Hunt at Lady Rattler Roundup
• Richard Named Heartland Hitter of the Week
• Rattlers One Stroke off the Lead at UIW Classic
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Wagner HS Culinary Arts Featured on WOAI
• CREST
• Cowboy Breakfast at Elolf ES
• JISD Army After-School Programs Featured in Express News
• Wagner HS Girls BB Playoffs
• Rattlers Complete Series Sweep of UTPB
• Regular Board Meeting
• (HMS) Boys Basketball 8H7A Dwight
• (HMS) Girls Soccer 8H 7A Dwight
• (HHS) Benchmark Testing
• (HHS) Senior Panoramic Pictures
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• GED Testing - Reading
• Opening weekend of the Charles Darwin exhibit at the Witte Museum
• Texas mourns the loss of popular attorney and personality Jimmy Parks, Jr.
• 2012 SAS Valero Go!Kids Challenge motivates youngsters to exercise, drink H2O
• San Antono Freedom Rally: 'Obama is guilty as sin'
• O'Neal, Solis Pitch Gems in Rattler Wins
• Texas gasoline prices shooting up with over $4 gallon outlook soon
• Austin, San Antonio Congressman calls on Obama, Congress to fix immigration
• Not about Republicans and Democrats, Freedom Rally was for all of San Antonio
• Sundufu's Tying Shot Waved Off in OT Loss
• Brittain's 10-Strikeout Day Stymies No. 19 Tampa
• Lions' Second-Half Comeback Bites Lady Rattlers
• Black, White, Hispanic, Christians, Catholics rally against Obama mandate
• The Doobie Brothers bring their tour to San Antonio
• Forty percent of police officers suffer from sleep disorders
• Most San Antonio stocks lost value on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-18
• (HHS) Baseball vs Holy Cross / Edison
• (HHS) Testing Tutorials
• Anti-Obama health mandate groups rally for freedom in Main Plaza Saturday
• Rattlers Open Saint Leo Invitational with a Bang
• Marilyn Manson to headline Sunken Garden Theater with The Heroine
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Western Day
• (Adams) Parent Coffee
• (Adams) Kinder Rodeo Field Trip
• City Council puts a hold on Pecan Valley’s redevelopment plans
• San Antonio Wal-Mart project hits rezoning roadblock
• Records Rentention Schedules
• South San Antonio ISD planning $8 million bond sale
• U.S. Postal Service releases new business plan
• Numeric
• Anti-Bullying Assembly at Kitty Hawk MS
• 70000 Tons of Metal 2: Best of concerts slideshow Part 2
• Sixteen arrested in San Antonio-Del Rio firearms smuggling ring for Mexico gang
• Celebrating Black History Month at Woodlake Hills MS
• U.S. House passes Keystone project bill
• San Antonio receives over $900,000 to support firefighters
• Where's Cleto? WOAI Broadcasts from Salinas ES
• Jump Rope for Heart Health at Olympia ES
• Taylor-Made: Rattlers Pull Away for Big Win
• UT Health Science Center to build $95 million dental building
• Tootie Pie achieves first quarterly profit in company’s history
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-17
• San Antonio stocks gain value on Thursday
• Student Advisory Committee Meeting
• (HMS) Spirit Day
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• (HHS) Cheer Nationals
• (HHS) Soccer vs Southside
• Aztec Theater and San Antonio Rose Live country music show closes downtown
• Texas consumers should report gas pump fraud to Agriculture Dept hotline
• New rip-off alert: scam artists are working Texas gas stations as gas costs rise
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• We Built This City: New Adamsville officers are sworn in
• Open Wide Coronado Village ES
• JISD VS JISD in STAC BB Championship Game
• San Antonio drivers continuing to pay more for gas
• Zips Car Wash brand expands to San Antonio
• Harlandale ISD to hold Auxiliary Job Fair
• San Antonio College receives added funding for Honors Academy
• Texas foreclosure rates down, study finds
• WAC Commissioner expected to leave for Sun Belt
• UTSA realigns administration to attract more external research
• JISD Basketball Playoffs
• New Love’s Travel Stop opens doors in Seguin
• Ex-Im Bank partnering with UTSA’s International Trade Center
• San Antonio bracing for possible future round of BRAC
• Rackspace buys IT consulting firm SharePoint911
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-16
• San Antonio stocks close slightly down on Wednesday
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Faculty Meeting (Wright)
• (HMS) Boys Basketball 8H 7A McAuliffe
• (HMS) Girls Soccer 8H 7A Mc Auliffe
• Guitar wormhole wizard Satriani coming to theater near you in 3D
• Women's Tennis Dishes Valentine's Day Serves
• The Gipsy Kings set to perform at the Illusions Theatre
• Elderly and sick Texans are warned about health scams
• Two Texas nurses sentenced in $5.2 million in Medicare fraud
• Zachry venture wins design contract for Freeport NGL project
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• UTSA, Alamo Colleges launch engineering initiative
• NBA attendance flat this season compared to 2011
• Valentine's Day Lunch
• Rackspace, Redapt co-develop branded cloud-computing product
• Iron Maiden going back in time in return to AT&T Center on Aug. 15
• KCI eliminates more than 100 jobs in San Antonio
• San Antonio Birth Collective, helping new parents
• HISD/UTSA Community Counseling Center
• Texas Cord Blood Bank signs partnership with Austin hospital
• UIW Announces Construction of Fencing & International Sports Center
• Rattlers, Tarleton Go the Distance in Doubleheader
• Rattlers Fall to UIW's Valentine's Day Rally
• Regents OK campus expansion plans at Texas A&M-San Antonio
• UTEP chooses Lake/Flato for campus-transformation project
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-15
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Tuesday
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HMS) Band to play Adams
• Free parking on Downtown Tuesday a big hit for San Antonio romance
• Rush achieves milestone year in 2011
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Texas A&M bringing Picasso exhibit to South San Antonio
• Students take on the world of science
• Records Rentention Schedules
• Jones resigns as chairman from Texas Railroad Commission
• San Antonio Patriot Café joins national VA effort to cut kitchen waste
• Overall vital signs of San Antonio’s housing market remain healthy, analysis finds
• San Antonio unveils completed Wheatley Heights Sports Complex
• Texas airports form alliance to highlight role in creating jobs
• UIW to build new fencing complex in San Antonio
• Chronic Care upgrades virtual health platform for Android phones
• EAA lifts San Antonio water restrictions
• Carroll Bell Elementary PTA selects two Life Time Members
• Rackspace’s fourth-quarter earnings top $25 million
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-14
• Carnation Delivery (Wright)
• (HMS) College Attire
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• Interview & review: Anvil worth yearly wait; Evil United pays tribute
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• Rattlers Fall in Unexpected Return Home
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• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-11
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• Board of Trustees Announces President Selection
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• San Antonio Rodeo has great cause to cheer Tilden Hooper and Crown Royal Riders
• Elijah Ford's performance at Ocho bar
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
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• Texas named leading state in United States for exports
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• St. Mary’s University trustees select next president
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• Judson HS Soccer Players Sign Letters of Intent
• Black History Month Assembly at Woodlake Hills MS
• New Braunfels ISD issuing $26 million debt offering
• Converse ES Teacher to Serve on State Committee
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• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-10
• Tesoro ends Thursday with 2 percent stock gain
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• Judson HS P.R.I.D.E. Rally
• Can Do, Cantu: Sharpshooter Ready at Any Time
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• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
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• Estate of former trustee wills $5 million to McNay
• San Antonio tops several NFL cities in Super Bowl TV ratings
• Qualcomm Ventures becomes investor in AirStrip
• Career and Technical Education Month
• These boots are made for walking on the San Antonio Rodeo grounds
• Job fair for the military
• Shamu isn’t a slave, federal judge rules
• Science Night at Coronado Village ES
• Caring Senior Service opening new office in Wisconsin
• Judson HS Student Earns Eagle Scout Rank
• Judson HS Girls Swim Team Take District Title
• Rockspring Capital investing in New Braunfels’ housing market
• Green Energy places major order of LNG vehicles with Rush Truck Centers
• GlobalSCAPE takes home crown in Wednesday’s trading
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-9
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• REATA adds UCR duo to its broker mix
• GOP state Senate candidates advanced their agendas at recent debate
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• GVEC boosts transmission-line capacity in Schertz
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• 2nd Annual Scholarship Gala brings big smiles to HISD students
• Overkill shreds twice aboard second annual 70000 Tons of Metal cruise
• VRTX launches new company to serve oil-and-gas producers
• Hopkins ES Asks "Do You Want Fries With That?"
• Fake Sex in the City joins rising criminal counterfeit items in South Texas
• Lucid Energy lines up private equity financing
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• San Antonio unveils downtown parking initiative
• Tesoro led San Antonio stocks on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-8
• Collier 2nd Cup of Coffee
• Gwar to kick off second leg of healing at Backstage Live
• Baseball's Cokinos, Solis Honored by Heartland
• Incarnate Word to host first "Corporate Cup"
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• Southcross adding capacity to ship more Eagle Ford shale gas
• Q&A: Machine Head's Robb Flynn
• Round-Up With Rackley - Retirement Reception
• Lipman opens tomato-repackaging facility in San Antonio
• Alamo Ranch named a leading U.S. master-planned community
• Wagner HS JROTC at Education Service Center
• Conn’s posts higher quarterly same-store sales
• San Antonio public asked for help dividing $50 million in transportation funds
• Top location to catch a cheating spouse in San Antonio revealed for Valentines
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-7
• Whataburger to offer low-cal fajita taco on menu
• San Antonio stocks come down a bit off last week’s high
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
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• Celebrating the 100th Day of School
• New Braunfels unveils enhanced ‘one-stop-shop’ site for economic development
• Fresh from Super Bowl national anthem, Kelly Clarkson arrives in San Antonio
• Genre Jamboree at Coronado Village ES
• Metro Health designates UTSA dining hall a ‘healthy option’
• National School Counseling Week
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• Judson HS Student Wins Talent Competition
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• Texas-based ships not affected with recent cruise line virus outbreaks
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• UTSA creates education-policy think tank in San Antonio
• Migl's Seventh-Inning Blast Powers Rattlers
• San Antonio Sports named as VA/USOC grant recipient
• Once left for dead, Buddy the dog wins the heart of San Antonio rodeo parade
• Hustle Keys Lady Rattlers' OT Win
• Cokinos Cooks Up Season-Opening Win in Debut
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• Color Run 5k is like a 1969 tie-died psychedelic trip gone peacefully haywire
• SLIDESHOW: A&M Mounted Cavalry at San Antonio Rodeo Western Heritage Parade
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• The KIND Movement is coming to San Antonio
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• 70000 Tons of Metal 2: Best of concerts slideshow Part I
• San Antonio's WellMed opens three primary care clinics in Texas
• Weather, Angelo State Calm Rattlers
• Western Heritage Parade features 25 Longhorn steers in downtown San Antonio
• Favorable U.S. jobs-growth report gives boost to stock market
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-4
• St. Mary's Students Researching Parkinson's Clues
• (HHS) Dual Credit Sign Up
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• (HHS) Softball vs Highlands
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• (Schulze) Vaquero Breakfast
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• Diligent hires COO with defense-contracting experience
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• Carroll Bell Celebrates 100 days of school in Style
• UTSA approved to offer psychology doctorate to treat returning vets
• Celebrating Cultures From Around the World
• Texas senators Cornyn and Hutchinson joined by others to challenge Obama
• Blood Donation February 9
• Former San Antonio soldier pleads guilty to racking up phony bonuses
• GlobalSCAPE expecting higher quarterly, year-end revenues
• Valero, Cardtronics ink ATM deal at Corner Stores
• NBA All-Star voters pass on Spurs
• Woodlake ES Hosts STAAR Writing Night
• Lady Rattlers Fall at Buzzer
• UTPB's Defense Wins Out Over Rattlers
• Garcia's Blast Opens Softball Season in Style
• Olympia ES Hall of Aim
• JECA Student Elected Key Club Lt. Gov.
• Rackspace posted 5 percent stock gain on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-3
• San Antonio Business Journal launches weekly sneak peek of Top 25 Lists
• Collier Western Wear Day
• Collier Valentine Dance
• Las Vegas investors file lawsuit Texas A&M San Antonio land managers, lawyers
• Volleyball Announces Three Signings
• New polls reveal Obama in deep trouble despite mainstream news media spin
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Price of gasoline skyrocketed in San Antonio this week
• Training Powerpoints
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• IT executives to be honored at Chamber luncheon
• Local LED lighting firm lands contract with Toshiba International
• CPS Energy buys Sentry Gateway building in San Antonio
• Spurs Visit to Kitty Hawk MS Now Featured at Spurs.com
• Najim Family Foundation contributes major gift to Lighthouse
• Humana inks pact with Methodist Healthcare
• Spurs "Teacher of the Game" is from Converse ES
• Prospect completes buy-out of Nix Health
• Manheim to eliminate 70 positions in San Antonio
• Coach Smith Featured in Herald
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-2
• 70000 Tons of Metal 2: 55 nations, 42 bands, one 'converted' director
• 70000 Tons of Metal 2: 55 nations, 42 bands, one 'converted' director
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - February 2012
• U.S. Global led San Antonio stocks on Wednesday
• Baseball Opens as No. 2-Ranked Team in Region
• Texan Cornyn wouldn't dance with Holder, neither will U.S. Senate Committee
• Texan Cornyn wouldn't dance with Holder, neither will U.S. Senate Committee
• Facebook files much-anticipated IPO
• Luxury hotel for Wereldhave’s Éilan opens for business — pleasure
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (HHS) JV Soccer vs Madison
• (HHS_ Softball Scrimmage vs Brandeis
• Free Seminar to Help With Financial Burden of College
• Construction employment levels in San Antonio unchanged, analysis finds
• Valero’s fourth-quarter earnings impacted by volatile market
• Judson ISD Seniors Sign Letters of Intent
• Kronkosky disburses nearly $5 million to support San Antonio organizations
• JISD Bus Cameras Track Illegal Drivers - Featured on KSAT
• Coach Jim Rackley on News 4 WOAI
• Opening night of CATS
• Opening night of CATS
• Wagner HS Girls BB Featured in Express News
• Wagner HS JROTC Setting Good Example
• 70000 Tons of Metal interview: Overkill's Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth
• 70000 Tons of Metal interview: Overkill's Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth
• Elolf ES Character Counts Rally
• Express-News publisher leaving to join Houston Chronicle
• Is Texas becoming so accustom to trash on the ground that we ignore it?
• Cool Kids listen, learn and move
• Continental to add 300 jobs in Seguin
• Clear Channel owners to pump $300 million into Ryan Seacrest partnership
• SWBC appoints new director to lead benefits consulting, PEO sales
• Carroll Bell 5th graders participate in the Robotics Competition
• H-E-B, Generations set to open credit union branches
• Rackspace led the pack among San Antonio stocks on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 2-1
• Trivial Revelations of the San Antonio Rodeo: Sky King, Lassie, Davy Crockett
• GED Testing - Math
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (HHS) Varsity Soccer vs Madison
• (Schulze) World's Finest Chocolate Sale
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
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• Alternative Board members reporting strong revenue, job growth
• Pressure Systems executive named head of manufacturers group
• Canadian ambassador accepts Greater Chamber invite to San Antonio
• January Child Nutrition Employees of the Month
• HNTB moves to downtown San Antonio
• Transtelco beefing up its U.S.-Mexico fiber network
• Pinnacle buys propane dealer northwest of Austin
• NuStar sets pricing plan for planned note offering
• Texas could lose more than 70,000 jobs to China in next decade
• Judson Jubilee
• Meeting for Middle School Cheerleader Tryouts
• Farewell Coach Rackley
• Paschall ES Spelling Bee Winners
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-31
• San Antonio stock performance was down on Monday
• GED Testing - Writing
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Candy Sale Begins
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• Green Bay Packer inspires Morrill students
• Greater Chamber sponsoring political debate for Texas Senate race
• Au pair, following in mom's footsteps
• Bus Student of the Month Program
• Frost Bank recognized for quality business banking
• Academic Awards Night at Park Village ES
• Join a Planning Committee to Help Improve Judson ISD
• Columbia Heights Elementary School
• Woodlake Elementary Family Movie Night
• Students Get Creative with Planet
• Builder Agent Network offers excess liability coverage for construction workers
• Franz ES Students Awarded for Good Grades
• Haven for Hope CEO to lead San Antonio Sports
• WellMed expands senior clinic locations across Texas
• Justice Department approves SAWS-BexarMet consolidation
• Carroll Bell Spelling Bee gets competitive
• Edward Jones expanding full-service brokerage network
• Santikos to build theater on West Side
• Union Pacific enhancing rail service in West San Antonio
• 70000 Tons of Metal interview: Riot plays on through heavy hearts
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: February
• Bill Cosby talks about Spurs and good San Antonio weather
• What do Bill Cosby, Pope John Paul II, Bob Hope, Nelson Mandela have in common?
• Top 5 romantic spots in America's best city for love and Valentines
• Nearly every San Antonio stock rose in value on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-28
• Texas collegiate sports pioneer Jimmy Blacklock earns Globetrotter respect
• Van Halen Tour 2012 coming to the AT&T Center
• Mark Smith New JHS Head Football Coach
• (Adams) PTA Movie Night
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (Adams) PK Awards
• (Adams) 3rd-5th 1st Semester Awards
• S.A. Convention and Visitors Bureau’s Matej secures national honor
• Masters ES Dribbler Team Performs at Globetrotters Event
• $250 million debt offering will benefit SAWS
• San Antonio Business Journal unveils year-round nomination site
• Lynd named national leader in student housing
• NADB approves multi-million dollar loan for Baja California
• NuStar’s earnings squeezed by tight asphalt margins
• KCI implements new management structure
• Port San Antonio setting sights on landing more DoD tenants
• Students Improve Artistic Talents
• Lady Rattlers' "Big O" Sparks Big Win
• No Late-Game Magic this Time for Rattlers
• Metzger MS Ensemble Concert
• Wagner HS Drumline Energizes Crowd at Spurs Game
• Judson AFJROTC Performs at Spurs and State Convention
• Rumors at JECA
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-27
• Most San Antonio stocks declined on Thursday
• (HHS) Soccer Varsity @ Southwest ISD Tourname
• (HHS) Basketball Games vs Medina Valley
• Award winning Indie film STRINGS ends with "incredible journey" in Houston
• Last official words of executed Texas prisoners vary from sorry to anger
• Exhibition - San Antonio Collects: Theodore Gentilz and Mission Life Of San Antonio And Northern Mexico
• Exhibition - Imagenes Del Pueblo: Spanish Popular Graphics From The Permanent Collection
• Exhibition - The Chinese Art Of Cricket Keeping: The Ernest K. H. Lee Collection
• Exhibition - Propagating Uncertainty And Split Janus
• Inside or Out, Neely's Game a Threat
• Carroll Bell Concurso de Deletreo
• GED Testing - Science
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (Adams) K-2nd 1st Semester Awards
• JEF Gala Video - This Just In
• Harlandale ISD Board honored for unwavering dedication
• Oak Manor Apartments gets $26 million major facelift
• Duke Realty acquires Alamo Heights-area medical buildings
• Baptist Westover Hills medical office building sold to investors
• Wagner HS Football Standout in Express News
• San Antonio defense contractor selected to build Marine Corps commissary
• Kitty Hawk MS Teacher Receives Community Service Award
• David Robinson at Franz ES Rocket Roundup
• St. John Named Artist of the Year
• Away From War, Sundufu Finds Refuge
• 500 Girls Expected for Expanding Your Horizons
• Payment Data creates debit option for online church giving
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Leroy Alloway
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• Furr’s set to open another San Antonio location
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-26
• Abraxas’ stock posted 5 percent gain on Wednesday
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Awards 3rd, 4th 5th grade (Wright)
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter (FrogPondTV) - Survey Results: By Factor of 5 to 1 People Believe Housing is Better Investment than Stock Market - January 2012
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - January - 2012
• 'Fire in the Sky' alien abducted man to speak in San Antonio UFO event
• Assassin for Zetas and Gulf Cartel gangs found guility for gruesome crimes
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Parent - Teacher Conferences
• Trivial Revelations of San Antonio: Deep Throat, George Jefferson, and Hogan
• Google Offers launches in San Antonio
• Spurs’ Duncan to star in Super Bowl commercial
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Christy Baumann
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Edward Benavides
• GM Growing with You Program at Harlandale Middle School
• East Kelly Railport secures Watco as new tenant
• Spurs Compete With Kitty Hawk MS Students
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Iñigo Arzac
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Christy Bachmeyer
• Judson HS All-State Academic Football Players
• Harland Clarke unveils CheckFolio design to bank customers
• Pioneer Drilling’s stock gains value on Tuesday
• San Antonio restaurants score rebate for workplace safety
• Security Service expands to New Braunfels with new branch location
• (HHS) Soccer JV vs. Lanier
• Exhibition - Window Works : Judith Cottrell
• Exhibition - Revolution And Renaissance: Mexico And San Antonio 1910 - 2010
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-25
• RENT live on stage at the Woodlawn Theatre
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Mayor Julian Castro attends State of the Union Speech
• Mayor Julian Castro to attend State of the Union Speech
• San Antonio mayor invited to attend State of Union
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Elizabeth Boddy
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• Anthony & Sylvan forms strategic alliance with Anderson Pools
• School officials warned of teacher who struck student in face says parents
• GVTC Foundation set to get $162,000 in 2012 contributions
• Alamo Heights law enforcement to auction off seized property
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Jeff Coyle
• UIW Presents “Heart Health Around the World”
• Last-Minute Preps for JEF Gala
• SpawGlass tapped for San Antonio airport renovation project
• Elolf ES Spelling Bee
• Converse ES Tumbles to Good Health
• Rattlers Stun Javelinas with Late Barrage of 3's
• No. 8 Northeastern State Holds off Lady Rattlers
• Masters ES Students Learn About Animal Care
• Harlandale High School Profile
• Abraxas’ stock rose 7 percent on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-24
• (HHS) Soccer Varsity vs Lanier
• (HHS) Basketball vs Brennan
• (HHS) Financial Aid Night
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Awards K, 1st, 2nd (Wright)
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• Whataburger building new restaurant in La Vernia
• GED Testing - Reading
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (Adams) 5th Grade Popcorn Fundraiser
• UTSA’s annual research spending tallies nearly $57 million
• Southwest adding new San Antonio-to-St. Louis flights
• Mike Novak gets statewide appointment
• San Antonio to reduce energy-consumption at municipal buildings
• Spurs to televise games in Spanish
• UTSA faculty asked to help shed new light on youth offenders
• Staff Volleyball Tournament
• USAA Real Estate, Trammell Crow join forces on industrial project in Pennsylvania
• Converse ES Students Sing at UIW BB Game
• Bullying Prevention at Salinas ES
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Joseph England
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• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Katherine “Katy” David
• Concerts at the Cathedral
• UIW Celebrates Year of the Dragon
• (HHS) Boys’ Holmes Golf Tournament
• St. Mary's Celebrates Hall of Fame Class of 2012
• San Antonio's Alamo, River Walk, Spurs, food, music, history and people rock
• Cocktails, anyone?
• U.S. Global Investors leads San Antonio stocks on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-21
• Candlewood ES Students on KABB
• International tensions creating ripple effect on fuel prices
• (Schulze) School Wide Talent Show
• (HHS) Basketball vs MCHS
• (HHS) Soccer Varsity Tournament
• UTSA business college dean to resign from position
• Gabriel Iglesias brings his Stand-Up Revolution Tour to San Antonio
• Christus opens surgical hospital in Alamo Heights
• San Antonio-area unemployment declines in December
• Good Character Gets You Knighted at Hartman ES
• JISD Schools Show Appreciation for Board of Trustees
• Masters ES Student Recites Pledge at January Meeting
• Supreme Court says voter district map must get Texas Legislature guidance
• Conn’s to close San Antonio location as part of store-closing plan
• Corner Bakery opens second site in San Antonio
• Spurs extend broadcast deal with Clear Channel
• Rattlers Roll with Throwback Shooting Display
• Lions' Size Tames Lady Rattlers
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-20
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Melissa Lewis
• U.S. Global Investors leads San Antonio stocks
• Stadium Field House to be Named After Coach Rackley
• Collier Awards
• (Adams) PTA Meeting
• (HHS) Soccer JV vs Jefferson
• Construction employment numbers in Texas still not back to peak levels
• Johnson & Johnson subsidiary to settle Medicaid fraud charges
• Trio of San Antonio companies are best places to work
• Spurs face big deficit in NBA All-Star voting
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: James David Lehmann Jr.
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Mike Kaiman
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Emily Morrow Jones
• Nationwide hiring reps, new agents in San Antonio
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Kevin M. Harris
• Clear Channel launching campaign to promote DonorsChoose.org
• Judson HS Lady Rockets Volunteer at Animal Shelter
• Judson HS Golf Fundraiser
• Perry reportedly dropping presidential campaign bid
• SABJ looking for commercial property listings
• Security Service branch gets a space lift
• NADBank backs Arizona solar project
• Generations’ online financial-literacy service earns kudos
• San Antonio stock values up on Wednesday
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Baseball Expected to Defend Heartland Crown
• Jose Antonio Vargas to Speak at St. Mary's
• St. Mary's to Welcome Newest Hall of Fame Class
• (HHS) Soccer vs Jefferson
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Vid Luther
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Margaret Ann Kelley
• Obama denies permit for Keystone XL Pipeline
• Judson HS FFA Tractor Technician Competitions
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Wendy Kowalik
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Cory Kuchinsky
• Cornyn to tout veteran employment efforts in San Antonio
• NBA GMs not overly impressed with Spurs
• Rod East Volkswagen bought by Houston auto dealership group
• H-E-B helping customers achieve weight-loss goals for 2012
• Office Ally earns high marks for medical-claims software
• Softball Picked No. 1 in Heartland Preseason Poll
• JISD Hosts Texas History Fair
• Express News Awards Wagner HS BB Player Game Ball
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-18
• Valero’s stock rises 4.8 percent on Tuesday
• New Mission Reach on River unites San Antonio from Alamo to National Parks
• SOPA and PIPA putting the Internet at risk
• Hufford Honored with Unity of Humanity Award
• Four-Star Recruit Fellows Signs with St. Mary's
• Kelly Clarkson's Stronger Tour 2012
• Texas Biomed accepts $25,000 regulatory fine
• (HHS) Basketball Boys vs Uvalde
• (HHS) Basketball Girls
• (HHS) Report Cards Issued
• Army North gains new commander with homeland-defense expertise
• Forms
• Broadway Bank unveils new Cheever building in San Antonio
• Satterfield & Pontikes caps off work on Walmart stores
• San Antonio’s housing market showing ‘permanence,’ study finds
• SWBC buys Austin property-and-casualty agency
• SecureLogix looking to open new markets in Asia
• MLK March Has Judson ISD Connection
• Wagner HS JROTC Train at Camp Bullis
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Willie Nelson, Lukas Nelson, Kinky Friedman, Ray Benson welcomed by fans
• Girl Scouts, 100 years is not just cookie crumbs
• Lady Rattlers Lose Early Hold on Heartland
• Travelers confronted by armed assailants in Mexico advised extreme caution
• More American murders and kidnappings cause Texans to reconsider Mexico travel
• Final Seconds Deal Rattlers First Heartland Loss
• Obama takes troops from Mexico border despite frightening drug violence growth
• San Antonio stocks built traction on Friday
• Two Kings celebrate the legacies of Elvis Presley and Martin Luther King
• EXHIBITION: An El Greco Rediscovered
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-14
• Bill Maher is coming to the Majestic Theatre
• Looming international threat blamed for recent run-up in gas prices
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Chip Lutz IV
• Judson ISD Closed for MLK Holiday
• State park system gets a half-million dollar donation
• Future leaders inducted into NJHS
• Elementary Data
• Riot founder and guitarist hospitalized in San Antonio
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Steven McHugh
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Jay McAnelly
• Social Studies
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• Wagner Drumline Performs for ABC Show Pep Rally
• Middle School Data
• 2011 TAKS SE and Item Analysis
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• New “killer” sushi restaurant coming to San Antonio
• IBC Bank enhances mobile bill-payment options
• Technology at Crestview ES Featured on WOAI
• UTSA business college to benefit from cash and stock gift
• Rattlers Hang on to Knock off Aggies
• Lady Rattlers Top Century Mark in Blowout Win
• San Antonio stocks began to thaw on Thursday
• Willie Nelson, no stranger to San Antonio, performs at Majestic Theater Sunday
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• 6000 illegals caught sneaking into Texas south of San Antonio since October
• San Antonio has opportunity to learn and revisit El Greco painting at McNay
• (Adams) Girl Scouts Meeting
• Hartman ES Debates for Council President
• JISD Students in TX Children's Choir to Audition for NBC
• Trevett to retain chairman title at BioMed SA
• AT&T cheered on by reviews of recent network upgrades
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Brooke LaRue Miceli
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Andrea Nocito
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Joel Perez Jr.
• Baron boosts year-end oil production
• Improved consumer spending generating higher sales tax revenues
• GlobalSCAPE software products recognized by information security industry
• Franz ES Teacher Featured in News Magazine
• Live Oak Fire Dept. Selects Winners for Poster Contest
• San Antonio stocks rose and fell on Wednesday
• Parent Training Class
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC Herrera:
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-12
• Rackspace hires new chief marketing officer
• Korean power company moving U.S. headquarters to San Antonio
• Virtual University Ranks Among the Best in U.S. News & World Report’s Rankings
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Gloria Rivera Rodriguez
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Perry Robinson
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Susan Pope
• NAWBO to honor women entrepreneurs in San Antonio
• LYND sells luxury high-rise in Chicago
• All-State Choir Honorees
• Judson HS Student Makes All-State Band
• Express News Gives JHS Girls BB Player Game Ball
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-11
• Exhibition: Baroque to Bauhaus: Designs from the Tobin Collection
• San Antonio stocks increased in value on Tuesday
• UTSA recruits global economist to help achieve Tier 1 status
• Billy Elliot the Musical
• Judson VS Wagner BB on Friday
• ACCION CEO named to San Antonio’s Federal Reserve board
• Latest Rick Riordan book to hit bookshelves in May
• USAA Real Estate Co. expanding its global perspective
• Alamo Bowl drew another big audience to ESPN
• NewTek hires global marketing executive
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Jessica Rae Sanchez
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Tim Salier
• H.E.B. Selects Converse ES for Healthy Campus Grant
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Tony Rimas
• Judson ISD Transportation Builds Houses
• Conference Home Opener a Success for Rattlers
• Alamo Bowl's breaking records prove football is king in San Antonio
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-10
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Monday
• Skeleton, clothes found at Texas-Mexico border lake is not Hartley says wife
• (Schulze) Library Cookie Dough Sale
• Wagner HS Student Named to All-State Band
• UT Medicine physician honored for accomplishments for health education
• Students Perform at Rampage Game
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Katherine Anne Tapley
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Chad Taylor
• Meet today’s 40 Under 40: Stephanie Bocanegra Suarez
• 2011-12 District Science Fair Campus Participtaion Form
• Select Texas MedClinic offices becoming 24/7 locations
• Greater Media joins Clear Channel’s iHeartRadio
• Texas Lyceum selects two new directors from San Antonio
• Sigma Solutions expands Midwest holdings with another acquisition
• ELA Tutoring (9th - 10th grade_
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• News from SAISD
• Texas MedClinic adopts iTriage Smartphone App
• Six foot tall suspect who exposed himself tried to enter female's car Friday
• Kotzur's 'Groundhog Day' Effort Leads Rattlers
• Lady Rattlers Keep Rolling with Win Over UTPB
• City sets dangerous precedents with dangerous dog rulings
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-7
• 2012 concert scene already has several rockin' shows on tap
• Fitch affirms AAA-rating on Bexar County Hospital District debt
• JECA Construction Complete
• Meet this week’s 40 Under 40: Joshua Zeller
• Meet this week’s 40 Under 40: Chris Winland
• Harlandale Insider
• Baptist Credit Union opens at Brooks City-Base
• San Antonio drivers are paying more for gas in the New Year
• San Antonio's 2012 US Army-All American Bowl Game to be broadcast on NBC
• New Books for the New Year
• All-Americans get it Wright
• Fitch affirms strong rating on McAllen’s debt
• Sprint rolling out 4G LTE speeds in San Antonio
• Lady Rattlers Open Heartland Play with a Bang
• HISD Frontier Bowl
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-6
• San Antonio stocks down amid economic uncertainty
• Breaking news: Van Halen tour to stop in San Antonio on June 22
• Ball Security Spells Big Win for Rattlers
• Forum Series to Feature Texas MedClinic CEO
• Former Judson HS Football Players Go for National Championship
• River Walk events in the new year
• California company seeking to acquire Nix Health
• BCFS expands to Chicago with child refugee office
• AT&T extends reach of 4G LTE coverage area
• Brown Mackie forms new partnership with Consumer Credit
• Vidacare to recognize nursing excellence in Great Britain
• Abraxas is planning for busy year for 2012
• Judson ISD Rolls Out Driver Ed Courses
• Local stocks mixed as Dow climbs higher
• Math Tutoring (9th - 10th grade) EEC
• Les Misérables: Opening night
• HISD receives Growing with You grant
• Spurs’ big three on 2012 NBA All-Star ballot
• Perry indicates he will forge ahead in presidential race
• Survey shows CEO confidence up in 4Q
• Preferred Landscape & Lighting acquired by Chicago firm
• Boeing to shift defense work to San Antonio
• San Antonio Business Journal looking for Health Care Heroes
• Perry’s poor showing in Iowa may end campaign
• School Board Recognition Month
• Austin racetrack hires local sustainability expert
• Spring Meadows ES Pushes for Change
• Yellow Brigade Adopts a Family
• San Antonio stocks close on strong note
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-4
• Texas schools named ‘Best Values’ by personal finance mag
• International Group Tours Rolling Meadows
• Giuliani, Bush accept speaking engagements in San Antonio
• Salinas ES Student to Audition for NBC Talent Show
• AirStrip approved to market mobile health apps in Europe
• Interim Principal No Longer Interim - Story in the Herald
• Texas MedClinic rolls out smartphone app
• San Antonio lifts Stage Two drought restrictions
• Health Science Center names interim director of longevity institute
• San Antonio business owners invited to tax seminar
• Prosperity closes on Texas Bankers buy-out
• Remembering the Churches of San Antonio
• Schools Collaborate for Student Success
• Donald Braswell presents Gli Unici and Guests
• Judson HS Jazz Band Entertainment
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - Benefits of Selling Now - January 2012
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: January
• Matthews Shines When it Counts in Rattler Win
• Suddenly Red-Hot Lady Rattlers Win Again
• Top 2011 celebrity and concert reviews of San Antonio Headline Examiner offered
• Top 2011 San Antonio headline examiner news stories about death revealed
• Martens Becomes Program's All-Time Wins Leader
• San Antonio stocks down on last trading day of 2011
• TechnoCycle expanding to San Antonio
• SA Conservation Society awards building restoration grants
• Baylor defeats Washington in Valero Alamo Bowl
• UTSA unveils new department in the College of Business
• San Antonio Sears stores spared in first round of closings
• Houston H-E-B store approved for liquor license
• Autrey Returns to Lead Rattlers to OT Win Over UIW
• San Antonio stocks add value on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-30
• 2011 concerts in pictures, interviews and reviews: Part 5 of 5
• Celebrate San Antonio 2011
• U.S. population will reach 312.8 million on New Year's Day
• Survey finds that 70 percent of workers passed on vacation
• Texas leads nation in public-sector job growth
• Water shortage looming for South Texas growers
• Valero, Refinery Associates win new round of military contracts
• Fuel prices rise an average of 4 cents across Texas
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-29
• San Antonio stock values tumble on Wednesday
• Kinetic Concepts CEO to resign in January
• TEAM Integrated president tapped as AFA director
• JW Marriott ranked one of the best hotels in the world
• EAA planning to raise water rates to protect endangered species
• Brown Mackie once again named a ‘Military Friendly’ school
• Texas MedClinic preparing for influx of vaccinations
• GameStop offering store credit for old iPads
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-28
• San Antonio stocks rise in value on Tuesday
• New Year's Eve with Mingo Fishtrap at Sam's Burger Joint
• Tracy's Dogs to send "Jail Birds" to safety in California
• Alamodome completes locker room renovation for bowl game
• Allstate agents open new offices in San Antonio
• Medical staffing companies eying piece of $1 billion contract
• Sears planning to close stores in 2012
• Refinery Associates secures major fuel contract to close out 2011
• M7 Aerospace wins $39 million in defense contracts
• Baylor football players stopping at Haven for Hope to spread cheer
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter (FrogPondTV) - What Buyers Want Most from Agent - December 2011
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - December - 2011
• Retired San Antonio police officer remembers his first assignment before he died
• Dow rises over 100 points to end out the week
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the AT&T Center
• San Antonio still remains under drought restrictions
• UTEP invests in renewable energy on campus
• Floresville’s finances are operating in the black, mayor says
• Slideshow: 2011’s 40 Under 40 Winners
• AT&T to buy Qualcomm spectrum for $1.9 billion
• Randolph-Brooks CEO joins credit union hall of fame
• Baseball Ranked No. 4 in National Preseason Poll
• 2011 concerts in pictures, interviews and reviews: Part 4 of 5
• San Antonio stock results mixed on Thursday
• Early NCAA bowl teams playing to empty seats
• CyrusOne building data center in San Antonio
• Slideshow: The perfect gifts to buy for people you hate
• San Antonio Bar Foundation honoring Rackspace and Solar SA founder
• San Antonio official hired as Tacoma city manager
• IT hiring on the upswing in Texas
• Security Service selects Austin ad firm to roll out multi-media campaign
• San Antonio stocks continued to climb higher on Wednesday
• EnerJex sells off non-core assets in Kansas
• Baptist Health Foundation approves new round of funding to Health Science Center
• Gordon Hartman coordinating project for Extreme Makeover
• Fuel prices take a dip in time for the Christmas break
• San Antonio accepting nominees for humanitarian awards
• Texas’ population grew 2.1 percent over past year
• USAA’s financial strength rated “superior” by A.M. Best
• Dow surges more than 300 points on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-21
• RV show coming to San Antonio
• Blue Man Group's first theatrical US tour comes to San Antonio
• Free Trade Alliance taking on expanded role in export program
• Workers comp claims rising in Texas
• Texas’ construction industry weathering public-works downturn
• San Antonio hotel undergoes renovation, rebranded Quality Inn
• San Antonio agencies awarded $6.6 million to fight homelessness
• AirStrip wins best iPhone medical app distinction from Apple
• San Antonio stock performance tepid on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-20
• AT&T decides to nix buyout plans for T-Mobile
• Health Science Center helping physical therapists earn doctorates
• Christus plans to develop pair of emergency centers
• GVTC expanding digital cable footprint in South Texas
• Gillespie County officials working to expand broadband access
• National body renews accreditation on Trinity’s teacher education programs
• Santikos selects NCR Corp. as technology vendor
• OLLU develops online MBA and leadership degrees
• Intensity Works Against Rattlers Late
• Lady Rattlers Can't Find Shooting Touch in Loss
• Rattlers Run out of Luck Late Against Indy
• Join Us for Men's Basketball Live In-Game Chat
• (HHS) BBQ Plate Sale
• Witte, Blue Star, SAMA seeks millions in San Antonio bond money
• San Antonio man caught selling military equipment to Arabs pleads guility
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-17
• Abraxas leads San Antonio stock rally on Friday
• South Texas pharmacy tech faces up to 10 years in prison for fraud
• Greg Abbott protects Christmas and religious heritage of Texas and nation
• Comedian Sinbad is coming to the Majestic Theatre
• Morrill - Parent Meeting
• (HHS) Girls Basketball vs Uvalde
• (Adams) Parent Tea
• Unemployment falling in San Antonio and across Texas
• Terrell Wells MS Holiday Tour brings joy to the winter season
• Harlandale ISD Makes Girl Scouts History
• Judson ISD Winter Break
• San Antonio housing prices, sales, reflect winter malaise
• JISD Schools Named as Finalists in Spurs Mascot Challenge
• Texas posting significant downward trend in yearly foreclosures, analysis finds
• Hartman ES Gets a Special Visitor
• Woodlake Hills MS Toys for Tots
• Spring Meadows ES Winter Dance
• Salinas ES Student Performs at Board Meeting
• Candlewood ES Student Recites Pledge at December Board Meeting
• Judson HS AFJROTC Holiday Food Drive
• AEIS Report Annual Presentation
• Alamo Colleges expanding foothold at Port San Antonio
• Nash Finch bracing for layoffs in San Antonio
• San Antonio gains third Four Points by Sheraton
• Getting Healthy with Radio Disney
• DataSource opening print-fulfillment services office in San Antonio
• Green Thumb Club at Olympia ES
• Follow the Men's Basketball Team in Las Vegas
• Bell's 13 Off Bench Fuels Lady Rattlers
• San Antonio stocks starting to thaw
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-16
• This Month in Real Estate (US) - The Benefits of Working With a Real Estate Agent - December 2011
• Internationally Acclaimed Darwin Exhibition Makes Texas Debut at Witte Museum
• Law Professors Chosen for Prestigious Institute
• School Board Draws Lots for Term Extension
• A Fred Loya Christmas in HISD
• San Antonio man faces up to 20 years for exporting without a license
• Elementary Holiday Concert
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• (Schulze) Polar Express Day
• (Schulze) Las Comadres de Schulze
• Polar Express Stops at Olympia ES
• UTSA faculty member wins NIH grant to advance Parkinson’s research
• 2011 concerts in pictures, interviews and reviews: Part 3 of 5
• College and Career Center Opens at Kirby MS
• KGBTexas unveils retooled Laredo CVB Web site
• Judson HS Theatre Students Qualify for Nationals
• Fuel prices are continuing to retreat across Texas
• Franz ES Gives to Needy Families
• Things We Are Thankful For at Elolf ES
• Texas folk singer Randy Rogers raising money for food bank
• Rodeo Selects Artwork by Judson HS Students
• Judson HS Boys Basketball in Herald
• Judson HS Girls BB in Herald
• Methodist expands rural emergency medical helicopter service
• Blood Drive a Success
• Blue Santa Toy Drive at HHS was a Success!
• Holiday Band Concert Beautiful
• San Antonio named best-performing city in America
• San Antonio stocks down for third-straight day
• Randy Rogers Band to perform at Cowboys Dancehall
• Scorpions introduces first players on San Antonio’s soccer team
• Elementary Holiday Concert
• GED Testing - Math
• (Schulze) Dress Rehearsal
• Order of Operations
• Number Line
• Rush Enterprises buys West Texas competitor for $25 million
• GVTC employees, managers create scholarship fund
• McCollum Jazz on FOX
• Wells Fargo selects San Antonio housing corporation for grant
• Raytheon taps UTSA to advance cyber-security research
• NuStar Energy chairman helping OLLU students earn management degrees
• Long-time Northside ISD superintendent stepping down
• Spirit of Judson ISD Awards
• St. P.J.’s child counseling program get boost from Methodist
• San Antonio burned 4 million calories first year of bike share program
• San Antonio stocks continued to lose steam on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-14
• Three MARC Students Honored at National Conference
• Jersey Mike’s opening new sub shop in San Antonio
• Elementary Holiday Concert
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• GED Testing - Writing
• (HHS) Band Concert
• Aerospace sector pumped over $5 billion into San Antonio economy in 2010
• Students enjoy the holiday season at Gillette
• NuStar hosting special Christmas celebration at Haven for Hope
• Judson HS Gives Back in a Big Way
• Franz ES Door Decorating Contest
• Bracewell & Giuliani adds attorneys to public finance practice
• Parents
• AT&T, Girl Scouts developing mentoring program in San Antonio
• VIA to proceed with development of multi-modal center in West San Antonio
• La Vernia inks agreement to buy natural gas
• 2010-2011 AEIS School Report Card
• Clear Channel tapped to lead holiday marketing campaign at U.S. airports
• District program and department honored at board meeting
• Pullins' Double-Double Sparks Lady Rattlers Win
• Former JISD Football Coach/A.D. Featured on MYSA
• Judson HS Girls BB Featured on KENS 5
• San Antonio stocks gain value on Monday
• St. Mary's Welcomes 310 New Graduates
• On the Border: Legal Aid to the Underserved
• New oil-and-gas player Forge Energy inks lease in City View
• Regular Board Meeting
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• GED Testing - Science
• (Schulze) Beads Wrist Band Fundraiser
• (HHS) Basketball Boys vs Churchill
• Wagner HS Student Gets Softball Scholarship
• Hopkins ES Gets Orchestra Visit
• Inland Western adds Alamo Ranch to its portfolio
• U.S. Global Investors to pay out year-end dividends
• Metzger MS Music For a Winter Night
• Frost acquires Stone Partners in Houston
• SAWS taps former CEO to lead integration with BexarMet
• Sitterle earns top honor from San Antonio homebuilder organization
• Buffalo Wings & Rings makes debut in San Antonio
• San Antonio accepting energy-bill assistance funds via PayPal
• Helotes begins reporting crime data online on CrimeReports
• Celebrating the holidays in HISD
• TexStar working to firm up commitments before building Eagle Ford shale pipeline
• Breakfast Around the World at Elolf ES
• Olympia ES Kindergarteners Turn Geologists
• Judson HS Athletes Volunteerism Continues
• JISD Child Nutrition Adopts Angels
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: December 9, 2011
• Static-X frontman to bring first solo tour to Backstage Live
• Attorney General Abbott asks for immediate clairification on candidate filing
• Words with Friends, the Texas connection
• Texas is granted a stay on redistrict plans by U.S. Supreme Court says Abbott
• Holiday lights around San Antonio
• 2011 concerts in pictures, interviews and reviews: Part 2 of 5
• (Adams) Little Read Wagon
• San Antonio dedicates “green” fire station
• NuStar raises $311.5 million in public offering
• Miss Texas Visits Woodlake ES
• Rackspace names Moorman the new president of the company
• New fake email scammers claim to be Better Business Bureau, Texas AG warns
• Carroll Bell presented “Twas a Night before Christmas” at the McCollum auditorium
• Salinas ES Raises Thousands to Fight Cancer
• Hundreds of Toys Delivered to Schools
• San Antonio expected to outperform national economy
• Adventure Club Makes Holiday Cards for Troops
• The Littlest Christmas Tree at Hopkins ES
• Valero partnership to develop $232 million ethanol plant
• Hearst Foundation awards ACCION a grant to support microlending mission
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-9
• Dow, San Antonio stocks tumble amid uncertainty in Europe
• Fiddler on the Roof enchants at the Majestic Theatre
• (Schulze) Santa Pictures
• (Adams) Santa Pictures
• (Adams) A.R. Barnes & Noble Field Trip
• HISD celebrates high school band hall & field house groundbreakings
• San Antonio raises water rates for 2012
• Kitty Hawk MS Students Help Needy Families
• Wagner HS Theatre Students Attend Fiddler on the Roof
• Olympia ES Gives Gift of Time
• Parent Walk Throughs at Salinas ES
• Judson MS Theatre to Present One-Act Drama
• Gores finalizes buyout of Alpheus
• Goodwill taps industry veteran as CFO
• Parent Training Class
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade)ECC
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• San Antonio to keep city manager on board two more years
• UIW Celebrates Fall Class of 2011
• First Baptist Emergency Hospital now operating in San Antonio
• Graphic Organizers
• ELA Writing
• San Antonio stock performance was mixed on Wednesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-8
• Student Profile: M.B.A. Student Stephanie Baumgart
• Dogs, cats at risk as Animal Friends Humane Society eviction looms
• Boise State headed back to WAC
• (Schulze) PTA Meeting
• (Schulze) Talent Show Practice
• (Schulze) Santa Pictures
• S&P boosts Frost Bank’s credit rating
• Harlandale Gifted and Talented Program
• Papouli’s Greek Grill opens in Northwest San Antonio
• More Accolades for Wagner HS Senior
• Valero, SAPD spreading a little holiday cheer to needy families
• Celebrating Heritage at Elolf ES
• Splendor in the Grass at Judson HS
• Gymnasts Come to Elolf ES
• Celtics and Heat aren’t on Spurs’ 2011 home schedule
• Judson HS Grad on ESPN
• HISD Community takes in beauty of student art work
• Trinity accounting students take home fifth place on CPA test
• Wagner HS JROTC Compete at Southwest HS
• GED Testing - Reading
• San Antonio charity targets IT community for donations
• San Antonio chooses Skire as capital-improvement projects vendor
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-7
• San Antonio stocks turn in anemic performance on Tuesday
• Exhibition - Timeless Texas Toys
• JEF Jingle Bell Jamboree
• ACCION appoints new leaders in management ranks
• Bexar County planning new round of debt
• H. W. Schulze School Wide Spelling Bee
• San Antonio’s blood bank seeks to become global player
• Wagner HS Band Visits Elementary Schools
• Texas Parks and Wildlife asking for donations to make up deficit
• Stone Oak Orthodontics earns national LEED certification
• Cheesecake Factory opens second restaurant in San Antonio
• Schulze students spell their way to success
• NuStar Energy plans to raise $280 million in public offering
• Franz ES Students Investigate Erosion
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 12-6
• San Antonio stocks gain value on Monday
• Lady Rattlers' Second-Half Explosion Not Enough
• Kotzur Honored Again by Heartland Conference
• December fun at Wonderland of the Americas
• (Adams) 3rd Grade Popcorn Fundraiser
• TerraFina, Scully to jointly explore for natural gas
• Cullen/Frost’s Dick Evans honored by leading banking publication
• JECA to Compete in Spurs Coyote Mascot Challenge
• Postal Service wants to nix next-day mail service
• teachers
• Construction jobs tick upward in San Antonio area, report shows
• Soccer Clinic for JISD Special Olympics Athletes
• Salinas ES Student Takes Top Spot in Mariachi Competition
• Former JHS Football Player in NFL
• Home prices improving slowly in San Antonio, report states
• Character Counts at Elolf ES
• GlobalSCAPE acquires Seattle firm for $9 million
• Health Science Center hires New Mexico professor to lead orthopaedics
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• Graphinc Organizers
• Alamo Bowl hopeful Baylor fans will fill more seats
• 3rd - 8th Grade Fraction Bars
• Elementary Geometric Figures
• SWBC Tower named a “green” office building by EPA
• 5th Grade Place Value Chart
• 4th Grade Place Value Chart
• 3rd Grade Place Value Chart
• 100 Chart
• Multiplication Chart
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• Q&A: As I Lay Dying vocalist Tim Lambesis celebrates decade
• Lady Rattlers Explosion in Second Half Not Enough
• Hubenak, Taylor Heat Up but Rattlers Fall
• San Antonio offers healthier holiday season for families and visitors
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Friday
• Social Studies
• (Schulze) Winter Dance
• BCFS appoints new leader over youth transition division
• NuStar’s San Antonio refinery bounces back after fire
• Rackspace names new executive to lead international business
• Cafe' con Leche
• San Antonio Spurs Sports Career Day Expo
• Fuel prices expected to continue falling through end of 2011
• Rattlers Thump Six-Man Dallas Christian
• Patterson's 20 Not Enough Against ACU
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Thursday
• Law Early Admission Program Announced
• Handel's Messiah celebrates the season
• (Morrill) Christmas Program
• HISD honored with partnership award
• MedCath sells interest in South Texas hospital
• Salinas ES Student Pictured in Express News
• San Antonio Rodeo takes home seventh Rodeo of the year banner
• Texas AG Abbott calls DOJ out for delay tactics on map redistricting trial
• JISD Represented at NCAA Women's Volleyball Championship
• Cleto Rodriguez to visit GT Winter Festival
• San Antonio lawyer launches mobile app to map out negotiations
• Judson ISD Boys Basketball Featured in Herald
• Social Studies
• Science
• ELA
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• District Supplemental Aides
• Media predicts Oklahoma-Washington Alamo Bowl
• TEA Samples of Supplemental Aids
• UTSA, Health Science Center named partners on joint Ph.D. program
• Texas extends unemployment benefits to a max of 99 weeks
• Dow surges nearly 500 points on Wednesday
• Randolph-Brooks FCU drumming up support for wounded-warrior center
• The Kalikow Group announces first round of home closings in far West Side community
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• WellMed BE
• (Schulze) School Wide Spelling Bee
• 2011 recap in pictures, interviews and reviews: Part 1 of 5
• School Board Members Vote to Extend Term Limits
• All that jazz: Chicago the musical
• (Morrill) Christmas Program
• From art to ornaments
• Skanska USA wins $20 million contract in Elgin
• Packers top Cowboys in merchandise sales
• JISD Child Nutrition November Employees of the Month
• GlobalSCAPE promotes Robinson to president
• (Adams) Individual Student Pictures 3rd-5th
• (Morrill) Christmas Program
• Judson HS FFA Chapter Livestock Show
• AT&T stores ringing up brisk merchandise sales during shopping season
• Pratt & Whitney wins Air Force engine contract extension
• Judson ISD P.D. Volunteers at Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner
• Grande Communications partners with TiVo for new DVR service
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-30
• San Antonio stock results mixed on Tuesday
• STAAR ALT
• McAllen planning to sell nearly $10 million in bonds
• Kitty Hawk MS Raising Money for BAMC's Fisher House
• TELPAS
• USAA, 1st Cavalry association team up on MasterCard product
• Judson ISD Holding Transportation Community Forums
• Panther Challenge Tests Cadets
• Adams ES student art adorns courthouse walls
• Judson ISD Grad Featured as Outstanding Student
• Hormone-replacement therapy clinic opens in North San Antonio
• Wagner HS Student Selected as Adena Johnson Davis Scholar
• Converse ES Gets Nutrition Lesson
• (Adams) Individual Student Pictures Pk-2nd
• Coronado Village ES Parents Prepare for Future
• AT&T opening newest retail store in San Antonio
• Wagner HS JROTC Annual Turkey Shoot
• Judson and Wagner Girls BB Ranked
• Kotzur's Putback Caps off Rattlers' Wild Win
• Kotzur Named Heartland Player of the Week
• Gold Stars brought cowboy spirit to Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon
• Redistricting map promises to redraw old battle lines
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-29
• Dow, San Antonio stocks rally on Monday
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• JISD Child Nutrition Director on San Antonio Living
• WEB Literacy
• $$$ for College
• Resolving Conflicts Peacefully
• Parenting Through the Teen Years
• Standardized Test Secrets
• High School, Working together for Lifelong Success News Letters
• Judson ISD Thanksgiving Community Feast Feeds 1,650
• Dental School offering new implant procedures to patients
• San Antonio Concordia campus launching new master’s in education
• Afni to lay off 375 call-center employees in San Antonio
• Banks increase size of Conn’s credit facility to $450 million
• Judson ISD Thanksgiving Feast Featured in Herald
• Texas Monthly crowns SWBC as one of state’s best employers
• Judson ISD Backpack Food Program Featured in Express News
• (Adams) Boy Scouts Meeting
• Arizona approves Office Ally as online health record vendor
• AT&T, Teletouch agree to end lawsuit, renew dealer relationship
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - November - 2011
• Abbott and Clement to take "legally flawed' Texas map decision to Supreme Court
• Perfect Score
• Who is hiring in San Antonio?
• WTAMU Closes Out Lady Rattlers Down Final Stretch
• Rattlers Fall at Buzzer to Missouri Western
• Q&A: The Devil Wears Prada guitarist/vocalist Jeremy DePoyster
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: December
• Casting Crowns to perform at the Freeman Coliseum
• Rattlers Cash in on Black Friday
• Spurs owner Peter Holt helps save NBA season to tenatively begin Christmas
• Lady Rattlers Cruise to Pick up First Win
• A&M professor Sissy Bradford earns criticism after cross comes down
• Blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa
• Small businesses in Texas are less optimistic about the economy
• U.S. construction employment numbers mixed in October, recent analysis finds
• Trinity University turning to social media to advance scientific research
• Border Media helps raise nearly $86,000 for Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner
• Entrepreneur opening newest Fantastic Sams franchise in Lytle
• SAHA offering career-services for Alazan-Apache residents
• Dow, most San Antonio stocks were down on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-23
• "Rolling With Zach" Anner will share humor and goodness on Oprah OWN TV Dec. 12
• Lady Rattlers Squander First-Half Lead Against UIW
• Caring Senior Service buys out competitor in San Antonio
• San Antonio airport to sell $400 million in new debt
• Nugget Co. officials learning lean-manufacturing techniques
• GlobalSCAPE named a choice stock pick by investment newsletter
• Thanksgiving travelers to benefit from cheaper gas prices
• Economist to be named Texan of the Year
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-22
• San Antonio stocks beginning the week with loss in value
• Daughtry to rock annual San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
• Ex-drug cartel member says Mexico gangs laugh at U.S. border politics
• 'Yo Gabba Gabba!' at the Lila Cockrell Theatre
• Randolph-Brooks earns high marks for financial performance
• Pharmacist and pharmacy tech arrested for fraud in south Texas
• Satterfield’s Army reserve center honored for construction excellence
• San Antonio caps off latest road-improvement project in Medical Center
• Texans urged by FBI to be leery of Black Friday and Cyber Monday scams
• Perry’s Steakhouse expanding to Northwest San Antonio
• Recent annexation increases size of Von Ormy
• SACU creating endowed scholarship benefitting Alamo Colleges
• Boeing supplier ramping up production in Central Texas
• The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
• Men's Basketball Opens in Triumphant Fashion
• Lady Rattlers Go Cold Late in Defeat
• Ballet San Antonio to perform The Nutcracker
• Three South Texas students receive $5,000 scholarships
• Walmart using Facebook for charity selection
• Strong Start Doesn't Hold for Lady Rattlers
• Alamo Group closes out the week as leading local stock
• Texan Wilson joins cast of Elvis & Nixon movie as Memphis Mafia member
• Tamales at Pearl
• TAKS Information
• Gilbert Mustangs get pumped up for college
• Judson ISD Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Leal MS Parents have Coffee Talk
• San Antonio Museum extends Friday, Saturday evening hours
• Eagle Ford Shale activity helping to reduce unemployment
• Female arrested for attempting to smuggle baby across Texas-Mexico border
• Agnese Book Available for Pre-Sale
• Converse ES Gives Thanks
• NED Show Comes to Elolf ES
• Woodlake ES Student Recites Pledge at November Board Meeting
• Judson ISD Presents Check to Komen Foundation
• VIA awarded federal funds to launch bus rapid line
• Tootie Pie inks holiday sales deal with H-E-B Plus!
• Accommodation Request Form (ARF) Directions
• San Antonio Business Journal announces 2011 Outstanding Lawyers
• Balfour Beatty gets nod to privatize housing
• SA accepts $800,000 to weatherize houses
• GlobalSCAPE is San Antonio’s leading stock on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-18
• Morrill - Parent Meeting
• Men's Basketball Opener to Help St. Mary's Troops
• School Board Votes to Join School Funding Lawsuit
• Canned Yam Donation Challenge Winners
• Scandals, sexual accusers, economy and layoffs top national and local news
• Capital Farm Credit to pay out addition distribution to customers
• Crestview ES Cares About Others
• Wagner HS Cheerleaders Place 3rd
• Coronado Village ES Harvest Day Luncheon
• San Antonio blood bank bans smoking on campus
• Big donation for Little Mustangs
• River City recognized for credit union membership growth
• Baptist Health System eliminating more than 100 positions
• (Adams) Math and Science Night
• (Schulze) Spelling Bee- Parent Information Session
• Judson HS Swimmer and Diver Earn Scholarships
• GEO Group to hire 400 positions in South Texas
• Choosing a road to success
• Comeback Bid Falls Short for Lady Rattlers
• HISD family takes on Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon
• Wagner HS Poet Featured on mySA.com
• Pioneer is Wednesday’s San Antonio stock leader
• San Antonio home prices drop modestly in October, study shows
• San Antonio entrepreneurs expecting economic rebound
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• GED Testing - Math
• Collier Parents Thanksgiving Luncheon w/ Students
• Collier PTA
• Men's Basketball Signs Freshman Forward
• There's More to Sophus than Basketball
• Unemployment's up, as is demand for winter coats
• Books and Donuts - all for Dads
• Bill Cosby to perform at the Majestic Theatre
• Breaking: Baptist Healthcare laying off 'dozens' of workers in surprise meetings
• Freetail Brewing to expand operations in San Antonio
• Pioneer expects to net $175 million in offering
• UTSA seeks to boost number of minority math, science teachers
• Rockin’ Green founder wins 2011 Stevie Award for Women
• Eco-friendly professionals hosting free mixer
• New milestone reached at Pearl redevelopment project
• Man leaps from interchange ramp, hit by traffic in morning rush hour
• NBA players sue owners in federal court
• UTSA football program to collect food for area needy
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-16
• Abraxas is San Antonio’s local stock leader on Tuesday
• Collie Reading and Writing Family Night
• FTA College/Career Fair
• GED Testing - Writing
• My Son Pinocchio
• Condrin, Kasperitis Named Daktronics All-Region
• New School Board Leadership
• San Antonio Boeing employees cap off work on first Dreamliner
• Texans expected to pinch pennies during holiday travel
• UHS, Communicare jointly developing Northwest San Antonio clinic
• EnerJex Resources expanding oil holdings in Kansas
• Boerne selling more than $6 million in bonds
• "My Plate" Assembly at Masters ES
• To the Book Fair and Beyond!
• Admiral Capital buys Hilton property in Houston
• Judson Girls Basketball in Express News
• Twitter
• Dow, San Antonio stocks lose steam on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-15
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• South Texas awaits results of school district forensic audit
• Carlos Mencia
• Agents seize four tons of marijuana, 47 pounds of cocaine at Texas border
• ACCION CEO tapped to join Obama administration
• Healthcare Access San Antonio expanding access to patient records
• Machine Head, Rammstein announce separate visits in 2012
• Mi Tierra to unveil LED lighting at downtown restaurant
• Supreme Court to examine health care reform law
• Convicted ex-credit union employees blocked from working in financial industry
• Payment Data posts profit for third quarter
• (Adams) 4th Grade Fundraiser
• San Antonio Education Partnership receives cash infusion from Lumina
• 25th Annual Light the Way Set for November 19
• Abraxas increases CapEx budget by 17 percent for next year
• Turnovers Spoil Lady Rattlers' Comeback Bid
• Converse ES Represented in Rock Marathon
• Regular Board Meeting
• GED Testing - Science
• Turnovers, Foul Trouble Spoil Lady Rattlers' Debut
• Proske, Martinez Earn All-Heartland Honors
• (HHS) BBQ Senior Class Plate Sale
• San Antonio airport takes home numerous awards for safety
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-12
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Friday to close out the week
• Kristkindlmarkt
• St. Mary's Announces Reappointments
• Ex-Iron Maiden singer's first San Antonio solo concert canceled
• H-E-B creates new award category for Excellence in Education
• Motel 6 opens new franchise near U.S.-Mexico border
• KCI names new president of Active Healing Solutions
• Harvesting Good Will
• Banamex USA expanding banking operations to San Antonio
• Lynd builds up its multifamily portfolio in Florida
• (Adams) Fall Carnival
• (HHS) Choir Clinic
• (HHS) 2nd Six Weeks Ends today
• (HHS) Report Cards
• (HHS) Philology - Word of the Day
• (Rayburn) Veteran's Day Assembly
• Rackspace names chief financial officer
• Parent of slain Border Agent Terry says Eric Holder is 'inhumane'
• Fort Sam Houston’s medical training campus recognized for workforce development
• San Antonio stocks rebound at Thursday’s close
• Collier Carnival
• San Antonio Police begin inquiry into Penn State coach Sandusky sex scandal
• ACS confiscates owned dogs on private property, outrages community
• E-Scholars Compete in Elevator Pitch Contest
• Cantu Claims 3rd Place at Fall Cardinal Classic
• Cantu Named Heartland Women's Golfer of the Week
• Edwards Scores 19 in Exhibition-Opening Loss
• Women's Soccer Set for Heartland Tournament
• Five Named to All-Heartland Women's Soccer Teams
• McNair Scholars Present Summer Research Findings
• UIW's First-Half Surge too Much for Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer Clipped in Heartland Semifinals
• Music Department to Present 'Die Fledermaus'
• Volleyball Eliminated from Playoff Race
• Two Lady Rattlers Make Capital One Academic Team
• Volleyball Bids Farewell to Seniors in Loss to DBU
• Cross Country Finishes 19th at Regionals
• Ramos' Header Gives Rattlers Victory on Senior Day
• New Winter Intersession Classes Offered
• Serrano Headlines Rattlers Honored by Heartland
• Gary Allan to perform at Cowboys Dance Hall
• (Schulze) Las Comadrs de Schulze
• Community Forums Prove to be Eye-Opening
• Confederate flag license plate proposal shot down in Texas
• Judson ISD Represented in UC Parade
• Caring Senior Service launching new Dallas office
• Veterans Recognized at Hopkins ES
• Abraxas’ third-quarter net income tops $20 million
• Pep Rally at Converse ES for Veterans Day
• The Meaning of Veterans Day
• Coronado Village ES Honors Veterans
• Chess Anyone?
• Veterans Day Ceremony at Paschall ES
• Mission NewEnergy posts quarterly profit amid growing biodiesel market
• Salinas ES Walk-A-Thon
• (HHS) Diskette - Word of the Day
• Most San Antonio drivers aren’t prepared for holiday car troubles
• SwRI scientists advancing commercial space flights
• Honoring Veterans at Hartman ES
• Masters ES Gives Superintendent a Spirited Welcome
• Field Trip to Symphony for Franz ES
• San Antonio Business Journal Announces 2011 40 Under 40 Winners
• Dow falls nearly 400 points on Wednesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 11-10
• Parent Training Class
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• Cafe College/UTSA FBE
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• Q&A: S.A.'s Ron Jarzombek, and his bugs, guitar creatures of habit
• Fiesta San Antonio 2012
• Collier 2nd Cup of Coffee
• ROPES FBE - CIS Event
• GED Testing - Reading
• Collier Food Drive
• ELA Tutoring (9th& 10th grade)
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level
• Move clocks back 1 hr
• Cafe con Leches
• Blood Drive
• NFL talks break down as players union decertifies
• Tesoro is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• San Antonio investment advisors named to Barron’s 1000
• San Antonio’s Toyota plant not expecting any immediate impact on production from Japanese quake
• Rackspace: Not afraid of the big, bad social media wolf
• “Old Crows” lighting in San Antonio next month
• San Antonio drivers paying more for gas
• Employment growth expected to bolster San Antonio’s retail market
• Texas leads country in job creation, data shows
• Hispanic Affiliates General Agency seeking insurance agents in San Antonio
• Valero finalizes deal to acquire Chevron’s U.K. refinery
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• Seize the Moment 5-K Fun Run/Walk
• CIS - Burger Bash
• Carneiro Chumney becoming BDO in San Antonio
• Dow falls 276 points on Monday
• Texas three-step of thrash delights most ghoulish of metalheads
• Lady Rattlers in 2nd Place at Fall UIW Classic
• (Schulze) Halloween Pictures
• Clear Channel achieves growth in radio, outdoor businesses
• Wonderland of the Americas approves lease to Ross Stores
• Kitty Hawk MS Getting in the Spirit
• Year at a Glance/Pacing Chart
• Franz ES Pumpkin Storybook Contest
• Aqua America’s Texas customers impacted by outages
• Wagner HS Fall Festival for Early Childhood Center
• Slideshow: San Antonio’s largest credit unions
• Acupuncture clinic opening at Port San Antonio
• Kitty Hawk MS Team Up Gets Donations for Fisher House, Operation Covered Playground
• Judson ISD Middle School Bands Shine at Region Auditions
• Judson ISD Looking for Input from Parents
• Judson ISD Band Extravaganza
• Zachry buys nuclear software engineering firm
• Veterans Honor Night in the HISD
• Argo rolls out specialty insurance for landscape firms
• Texas renews foster education contract with BCFS
• Frontier Bowl spirit at Central Office
• Interjet to debut San Antonio-to-Mexico City flights
• SKECHERS planning new shoe store in Northeast San Antonio
• Will San Antonio City Council support police, protect citizens from panhandling?
• Fan-friendly Bush, Chevelle, Filter put on one hot hard-rock show
• Rattlers Fall as They Honor Seniors Condrin, Gregg
• Volleyball Prevails During "Volley for a Cure"
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: November
• Men's Soccer's "Battle of Saints" Goes to St. Ed's
• UCO Tops St. Mary's in Volleyball Thriller
• Hollywood comes home to San Antonio today
• Red McCombs supporting efforts to bring football back to Southwestern
• NuStar reports improved 3Q financial results
• San Antonio River Walk will be brightest in history this holiday season
• St. Mary's Chosen for Service Learning Program
• (Adams) Red Ribbon Week Friday
• First Round Spelling Bee Winners!
• Sound Lab Flies by at Olympia ES
• DEA Agent Visits Judson HS
• KCI shareholders approve Apax-led buyout
• Workforce Solutions Alamo awards nearly $14 million in contracts
• Computer Lab will open doors to success for community
• Safeguard subsidiary opens satellite office in San Antonio
• Big Lou’s Burgers and Golden Arch opening on East Side
• Manning Safety Services produces site for Eagle Ford firms
• San Antonio Celebrates Red Mass
• Women's Soccer Shut Out in "Battle of the Saints"
• Dow rises more than 300 points on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-28
• Morrill - Parent Meeting
• Neiheisel Lectures at London's Franklin House
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• (Adams) Red Ribbon Week Jean'ius Thursday
• (Morrill) Library Cookie Dough Money Due
• Great Tales from the Green
• The LMS Apaches dominate the Big 16 Conference
• Judson ISD Partners with Boys and Girls Club for Unique After-School Program
• Judson ISD Transportation Fall Festival
• Wagner HS Students Walk for Heart Health
• Hopkins ES PTO Fall Festival
• Perry hints he might skip future debates (blog)
• Main Event leases space in Legacy shopping center, hiring 150 people
• Ernst & Young honors San Antonio woman as leading entrepreneur
• LMI ramps up size of San Antonio office with contract win
• San Antonians' return helps Riot revert to form on 'Immortal Soul'
• Whataburger to donate more than $100,000 to Fisher House
• AACOG appoints permanent executive director
• San Antonio drivers paying less for gas this weekend
• United Way garners record pledges for 2011 campaign
• Moeller, Rattlers Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
• Wells Fargo creates banking group to serve high-tech Texas firms
• San Antonio stock values soar on Wednesday
• Buses go to Huntsville execution of San Antonio police killer
• (Vestal) Science Night
• San Antonio to Celebrate Red Mass
• (Adams) Red Ribbon Week Green Wednesday
• San Antonio food company forced to recall Mexican beef stew
• Palo Alto earns high marks on accreditation review
• Seguin planning to sell new round of debt
• The Universe
• Bellaire ES students stay on track
• Judson ISD Dig For a Cure Raises Money for Komen Foundation
• Judson ISD College and Career Fair
• Three B's at Paschall ES
• Judson ISD Child Nutrition Employees of the Month
• Frost Bank parent posts solid 3Q financial results
• NBA hoping to save games with more talks
• KCI taps University of Michigan surgeon for LifeCell business
• America’s most influential Hispanics have San Antonio ties
• Becker Finishes 11th at Bruce Williams Memorial
• Volleyball Stifled by UIW
• UIW Names Interim Football Coach
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-26
• KLRN-TV appoints new station manager
• Casa Verde SA program being deemed a success in San Antonio
• San Antonio stock values dip on Tuesday
• GED Testing - Math
• Huey Lewis and The News
• (Adams) Red Ribbon College Day
• (Schulze) Spaghetti Luncheon
• Rush Enterprises achieves record 3Q results
• Long-time KISS-FM morning hosts taken off the air
• Kick off to soccer season 2011 is here!!!
• Souper Salad launches new restaurant concept in San Antonio
• HHS Students Attend College Night!
• HISD ranked as one of the top 50 workplaces in SA
• Judson ISD Bike Rodeo
• San Antonio Area Foundation moving to Pearl
• KB Home to build all energy-efficient homes in San Antonio
• In the Pink at Franz ES
• San Antonio airport officials planning mock aircraft disaster
• Judson HS Agriscience Student Wins National Competition
• Best Showing Ever for Judson HS Tennis Team
• Wagner HS Band Keeps Rolling
• Messina Hof to serve as Texas Bowl sponsor
• Paschall ES Kicks Off Red Ribbon Week
• Judson HS Science Club Fundraiser
• World Wide Technology opens regional office in San Antonio
• 2011 Distinguished Law Graduates Honored
• Men's Golf in 6th Place at Bruce Williams Memorial
• Most San Antonio stocks increase in value on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-25
• Student Profile: Hayden Edwards
• (Adams) Red Ribbon Week
• Collier Red Ribbon Week
• Coffin parade provides Halloween fun on San Antonio River
• Mission NewEnergy gains endorsement in sale of biofuels
• Healthy U Express is making it easier for women to get breast exams
• Woodlake Hills MS Experiences Contemporary Art
• UHS honored globally for leadership development
• Downtown Christus hospital recognized for quality heart treatments
• Olympia Fifth Graders Practice Their Economic Skills
• AG office obtains judgment against New Braunfels firm
• Wagner FCCLA Hosts Region 5 Executive Council Meeting
• Phyton files lawsuit against Samyang in Germany
• Woodlake ES Celebrates Hispanic Heritage
• Kirch Propels Women's Soccer in Waning Seconds
• Security Service invests in deposit image-capture platform
• GED Testing - Writing
• San Antonio Founders Day 2011
• Staind and Co. bring the rock . . . with unexpected twists
• Volleyball Suffers First Home Loss
• Cross Country Places 4th at Heartland Meet
• Cavazos Catapults Women's Soccer Over Newman
• Saint Mary’s Hall launches new phase of capital campaign
• CPS Energy issues bonds to refinance 2002 debt
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-22
• San Antonio stocks end Friday on a strong note
• Souper Salad: Promoting healthier eating during Halloween season
• Real Cowboys Wear Pink
• Terrell Wells MS selected for Wal-Mart donation
• Superintendent's Contract
• Bond Ratings
• Alamo Group shuttering South Dakota factory
• Financial Interigrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST)
• San Antonio Mayor Visits Judson ISD
• Annual Financial Reports
• Huebner Oaks welcomes Versona
• Unemployment in San Antonio stays at 7.9 percent for September
• Franz ES Book Swap
• Spirit Night for Judson ISD Special Olympics
• KCI earnings top $90 million in third quarter
• Spring Meadows ES Students on KABB Fox 29
• Salinas ES Students Welcome Dr. Mackey
• San Antonio universities offering citywide scholarship workshop
• Carroll Bell staff wear pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM)
• MaGi Foods secures financing from ACCION to expand operations
• Fitch downgrades Uvalde ISD bonds
• Glad to be Back Home, Volleyball Rolls to Victory
• San Antonio stocks recover on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-21
• San Antonio shut out of ETF board so far
• (MORRILL) Fall Carnival
• (HHS) Tennis Match vs Kerrville
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Kerrville
• (HHS) Football vs Kerrville
• (HHS) Typify - Word of the Day
• Les Misérables
• (Adams) Reading/Writing Night
• (Adams) Girl Scouts Meeting
• "Breakfast on the Road" Comes to Judson ISD
• Parents Planning for Graduation & College
• United Way Award Winners Recognized at Board Meeting
• VIA to invest in new rapid transit buses, building renovations
• Rolling Meadows ES Takes a Trip Around the World
• “Undercover Boss” celeb to headline Franchise Showcase
• Fuel prices are on the rise across Texas
• IBC Bank offering customers discounts on prescription drugs
• School Board Approves Judson ISD Insurance Plan
• Cibolo Creek expanding sewer system with state loan
• Rachael Ray magazine crowns Tootie’s pumpkin pie the best in the business
• Frost executive honored by banking association
• No. 15 TAMIU Blanks Men's Soccer
• NADBank-backed solar project moving forward in Chihuahua
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-20
• San Antonio stock performance lagged on Wednesday
• Applicants sought for San Antonio TechStars Cloud program
• GED Testing - Science
• (HHS) Football vs Kerrville
• (HHS) Clavicle - Word of the Day
• Exclusive: Ghost of murdered lady at haunted Gunter Hotel: photo revealed
• School Board Votes "No" to Longer Term Limits
• School Board Approves Pay-to-Ride Bus Program
• CIS DAY
• SAPD Job Shadow for Middle School
• Mayors Donate to Judson ISD Science Camps
• Spurs get little love from ESPN in NBA player ranking
• ACCIÓN expands small-business lending to new states
• School Board Meeting Tonight
• Kirby MS and Metzger MS Orchestra Concert
• Hispanic Hertitage Assembly at Metzger MS
• Hostway brings business to San Antonio
• Walmart representative to share social media tips for nonprofits
• SwRI buys electric vehicle to advance R&D
• SAWS extends $30 million settlement offer to LCRA
• Women's Golf Finishes 14th at DBU Classic
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-19
• San Antonio stocks continuing to build momentum
• Lone Star Capital Bank honored for community service
• GED Testing - Social Studies
• (HHS) Laundress - Word of the Day
• San Antonio Gunter Hotel ghosts, the true story Part 2
• Gardens by Moonlight
• Two Rattler Greats Going into S.A. Sports HOF
• Men's Tennis Wraps up Successful Fall Campaign
• Schools prepare for Fall Carnivals
• Tuesday evening truck fire causes major traffic jam in Northwest San Antonio
• HISD students showcase talents at citywide competition
• Paper Chain Represents Generosity at Candlewood ES
• Judson ISD Honored at White House
• HMS loves to Chalk It Up
• 2011-202 Monthly Paydates
• Actor Paul Rodriguez addresses San Antonio leadership conference
• Converse ES Spirit Night
• Female Athletes are MAD at Judson HS
• Judson ISD Special Olympics Spirit Night
• Spring Meadows ES Bike Rodeo
• Social media a growing source of concern — and discovery — among firms, litigation survey finds
• Office Ally moving headquarters to San Antonio, plans to hire 250
• Congratulation's to our 7th grade Volleyball Trojan Lady's "District Champs"
• 2012 Hall of Honor Nominations
• Methodist Mission Home to benefit from new round of funding
• Two Rattler Greats Going into SA Sports HOF
• St. Mary's Sister Act Fuels Opening Round
• Port San Antonio names new airport manager
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-18
• San Antonio stocks post declines in value on Monday
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Brennan
• (HHS) Middling - Word of the Day
• Concerned citizens fill school board meeting amid controversies (slideshow)
• Ramos Named Heartland Men's Soccer Player of Week
• City Council to vote on dangerous dog code revisions
• (Adams) Tutoring Begins
• (Adams) Book Fair
• (Adams) BOO! Grams Fundraiser
• (Schulze) Written Spelling Bee
• RFP / RFQ Department Information Sheet
• Olympia ES "Fired Up"
• America’s oldest honor society opening UTSA chapter
• Phyton Biotech earns award for expanding anticancer drug development
• Woodlake ES Goes Pink
• St. Mary’s honored for quality MBA programs
• First Annual Hammer Bowl Tailgate Party
• Proxy advisory firms urge shareholders to approve KCI buyout
• Teachers, staff speak out despite fear of school district leadership corruption
• Alamo RMA launching traffic study for 281/1604 area
• "My Plate" Focuses on Healthy Eating at Elolf ES
• Crestview ES Gets Fire Safety Lessons
• UT School of Medicine in San Antonio on probation with accreditation
• Taco Cabana creating fund-raiser to assist wounded soldiers in San Antonio
• Nationwide is building San Antonio campus to withstand natural disasters
• UTSA ranks middle-of-the-pack in basketball revenue
• IAS Claim Services buys California insurance adjuster
• Women's Soccer Moves Closer to Tournament Bid
• GED Testing - Reading
• (HHS) Refutation - Word of the Day
• San Antonio Gunter Hotel ghosts, the true story Part 1
• Men's Soccer Drops Physical Match to ENMU
• Read for 25 minutes every day
• Vestal Elem. Master Schedule
• Military career fair
• South Texas school district leaders get failing grade in public trust
• Volleyball Returns to Winning Ways Against OPSU
• Men's Soccer Seeking 'End Product'
• San Antonio stocks close out the week on a strong note
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-15
• Peter Frampton at the Majestic Theatre
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Vestal) Six Weeks Awards
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Schulze) Fall Pictures
• Kahlig awarded rights to build new Volkswagen dealership
• Carroll Bell students show us the ROPES at the Bike Rodeo
• Kitchen-ware store opens in Shops at La Cantera
• Franz ES Hosts Bingo Night
• Judson HS Athletic Booster Club Holds Raffle
• Fire Safety at Hartman ES
• School Board Member Serves Lunch at Kirby MS
• San Antonio’s housing chalks up strong September
• Lavernia citizens on school district woes: Support teachers and cut the fat
• (MORRILL) Library Cookie Dough Sale
• Let's Rodeo Miller's Point ES and Paschall ES
• District honors Human Resources Department
• Land acquisition paves the way for larger children’s museum
• McCollum Theatre Presents: Pinocchio Commedia
• USAA named exclusive service provider of Navy Memorial Foundation
• Woodlake ES Top Chef
• Strait tops list of Hank Jr. replacements for Monday Night Football
• AT&T stores expect rush for new iPhone
• Finance, health care dominate San Antonio’s largest private employers: Slideshow
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-14
• Metal gods bid farewell to Alamo City with fellow giants along for ride
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Thursday
• St. Mary's Hosts 2011 Lone Star Classic
• Women's Tennis Wraps Up Successful Fall Season
• Volleyball Still Looking for Groove
• St. Mary's Names Distinguished Law Graduates
• Math Tutoring (9th & 10th grade) EEC
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Adams) Girl Scouts Meeting
• (Schulze) Fall Pictures
• Spring Meadows ES Learns Fire Safety
• United Way Big Success at Judson ISD
• San Antonio gasoline prices averaging $3.24 a gallon
• Bike Rodeo Rolls Out at Olympia ES
• Eddie V’s sells two of its restaurant concepts to Darden
• HISD unites against bullying
• Pharmacy Class of 2015 Honored at White Coat Ceremony
• Metzger MS Band Night at Five Guys
• Mission
• School Health Advisory Counsil (SHAC)
• South Texas Rock Fest, Day 2: Drama, deadly kisses, Rock N' Roll
• Libraries
• Last chance to nominate a Rising Star for Business Journal’s 40 Under Forty
• RFP/RFQ Project Timelines
• Tails Natural Pet Market awarded ACCION’s first “green” loan
• Engineering firm Michael Baker names executive to lead Air Force programs
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-13
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• San Antonio stocks gain value on Wednesday
• (HMS) Football 7th A 8th H Leal
• Parent Training Class
• La Vernia schools corruption alleged by parents, teachers investigated
• Volunteer for Public Health Screening
• Petra: Pioneer Christian rock band to play in San Antonio
• NYC Internship Leads to Scholarship
• School of Business Listed among Nation's Best
• Cross Country Finishes 6th in Final Tuneup
• Next Community Conversations Set for Nov. 10
• Music Department to Present Original Opera
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Wagner HS and Judson HS Cheerleaders Come Together
• Consumer spending across Texas has climbed steadily since 2010
• Leaders of the Week Oct 10-14
• San Antonio artists asked to apply for grant funding
• Security Service asking customers to weigh in on proper nutrition
• San Fernando Cathedral set to undergo repairs
• Puppy up: Walk for cancer research
• One Source Networks enhances Philadelphia insurance firm’s telecom system
• Skanska to build next phase of Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center
• Women's Basketball Picked No. 4 in Preseason Poll
• Birthday-Boy Kasperitis Leads Men's Soccer Charge
• Men's Basketball Pegged 3rd in Heartland Poll
• Men's Golf Finishes 7th at Ryan Palmer Invite
• Women's Soccer's Shot at Victory Bounces off Post
• WellMed offering free flu shots to San Antonio seniors
• Pioneer Drilling is San Antonio’s leading local stock
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-12
• (Rayburn) Unity Day
• Exhibition - Dia De Los Muertos
• San Antonio Podiatrist Discusses Five Mistakes Patients Make
• Vitamin E increases prostate cancer risk says new study revealed in San Antonio
• Americans warned of narco-terrorists through Mexico by generals, Texas leaders
• STOMP at the Majestic Theatre
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Kirby MS Takes Rachel's Challenge to Heart
• Converse ES Bike Rodeo
• Pride of the Pack at Rolling Meadows ES
• Into The Pit: Tim 'Ripper' Owens; Dio Disciples honor icon's legacy
• Judson ISD Elementary Volleyball Leauge Off to Good Start
• NewTek marketing new slow motion, instant replay video system
• Who has more spirit? MHS or HHS?
• Valero Alamo Bowl organizes golf challenge benefiting scholarships
• NEISD teaching tax-preparation to Nimitz parents
• NBA cancels first two weeks of regular season
• SAWS crews clean up sewer spill in Northeast San Antonio
• Harland Clarke develops new secure financial network
• Becker Brothers Ignite Men's Golf at WTAMU Invite
• La Vernia working to become bigger player in economic development
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-11
• Waninger Named Heartland Runner of the Week
• Softball Team's Academic Work Garners NFCA Award
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Adams) 5th Grade Fundraiser
• ELA Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Schulze) Book Fair
• South Texas Rock Fest, Day 1: Saxon, Warrant steal the show
• Olympia ES 4th Graders Learn About Texas Indian Tribes
• Sephora joins the make-up of retailers at South Park Mall
• Preliminary KCI results show increase in third-quarter earnings
• Columbus Day Pancakes at Salinas ES
• Carroll Bell's Fall Festival Rained and SHINED
• Student Holiday Doesn't Mean a Break from Learning
• Kudla Foundation gift to create cybersecurity endowment at UTSA
• Bulow BioTech expands prosthetics care to San Antonio
• San Antonio Public Library helps promote economic development on West Side
• Sing, dance, play, stack and more at Gilbert ES
• Ford will include San Antonio in electric car tour
• Aqua America buys neighborhood water system in the San Antonio area
• Fright Fest
• Men's Soccer Game Rescheduled due to Weather
• Coach Larry Coker says UTSA Roadrunner football program will be "outstanding"
• Rain, Rain Go Away...?
• Beatles' John Lennon at 71? Girlfriend May Pang imagines
• Cross Country Finishes 4th at UIW Invitational
• Women's Soccer Shut Out by Dallas Baptist
• Familiar Feel in Volleyball Loss to Dallas Baptist
• San Antonio stocks lose steam on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-8
• (HHS) Drums Along Median Marching Band Contest
• (HHS) Cross Country
• (HHS) Northside Band Festival
• Enrique Iglesias' Euphoria Tour
• Cafe' con Leche
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• VIA Metropolitan Transit developing larger medical center facility
• Important Education Changes - Get Prepared at Community Forums
• Kung Fu Comes to Spring Meadows ES
• And the Winner Is...
• Franz ES Students Attend Science Camp
• Messina Hof to debut new Hill Country resort
• SyberJet releases new logo, marketing materials to promote SJ30
• San Antonio College, Sul Ross teaming up on science, math initiative
• Meet the actors, crew of award winning movie in San Antonio this month
• Tee off for Scholarships: Harlandale Education Foundation hosting 2nd Golf Tournament
• Can San Antonio vote in UTSA Roadrunner Larry Coker as Coach of Year?
• San Antonio Business Journal names 2011 Best CFOs
• UTSA offering incentives to encourage 120 faculty members to retire
• KCI’s planned buyers to issue $1.65 billion in debt
• Women's Soccer's Ostos Sees Streak Snapped in Loss
• Volleyball Swept by St. Edward's
• Benjamin Schmidt, son of prominent San Antonio parents, died in Afghanistan
• Early Release and Student Holiday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-7
• San Antonio stocks rally for third-consecutive trading day
• (Rayburn) Bike Rodeo
• (HHS) Recrudesce- Word of the Day
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Lockhart
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: October 7, 2011
• (Schulze) Dual Language Night
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (Adams) Girl Scouts Meeting
• Judson ISD P.D. Issues Canned Yam Donation Challenge
• Clear Channel Radio expands digital music service to Xbox
• KCI shareholders to decide fate of Apax acquisition
• Judson ISD Students on KSAT's Fan Cam
• Park Village ES National Night Out
• CPS Energy to sell more than $50 million in new bonds
• UTSA to set up endowed chair in chemistry
• Lynd’s Chicago apartment named “High-Rise of the Year”
• Buffalo Wings & Rings expanding to San Antonio
• Famous Artist Comes to Salinas ES
• Important Schedule Change for E-mail Migration!!!
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-6
• San Antonio stocks continued to surge on Wednesday
• (HHS) Skepticism- Word of the Day
• Q&A: Lita Ford plans to make Rock Fest a sexy Saturday party
• Leaders of the Week announced for Oct 3 - 7, 2011
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Best drumline goes to Harlandale High School
• Castro touts fundraising for third quarter
• South Texas Money Management names new managing directors
• EnerJex closes on new line of bank credit
• Judson ISD Special Olympic Athlete Earns Honor
• Three sex offenders arrested at border custody stations last weekend
• James Avery opens its first store in North Carolina
• L.A. Guns to debut female singer Oct. 21 at Backstage Live
• Texas' stand on illegal immigrant children's education is a humane approach
• 7th grade Trojans football team ready to take on Scobee.
• Baron Energy increases oil holdings in North Texas
• Fire Prevention Week at Coronado Village ES
• A Day Made Better at Woodlake ES
• Candlewood ES Teachers Benefit From Teacher Reward Program
• 8th grade Volleyball ready to take on HMS.
• Lingering lockout forces NBA to cancel more games
• Noe Garza of Columbia Heights has his day made better
• BCFS hires Texas health services official to lead operations
• Air Force moves to privatize housing at four more bases
• Carroll Bell Celebra 16 de Septiembre
• NuStar eying Brooks City-Base for office lease
• Most San Antonio stocks increased in value as Dow rises 153 points
• Kiolbassa teaming up with UTSA football on tailgate sponsorship
• Texas A&M-San Antonio adopts English-language program into curriculum
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-5
• (MORRILL) - BOOK FAIR
• (HHS) Perturb- Word of the Day
• Men's, Women's Tennis Teams Wrap Up ITA Event
• Fiddler on the Roof at the Majestic Theatre
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• FTA's San Antonio Spurs Sports Career Day Expo Day Dec 2, 2011
• MHS Culinary students spice things up
• Mayor taps past Pearl executive to lead SA 2020 initiative
• SHAC Members
• Merrill Lynch fined $1 million by securities regulator
• Coordinated School Health
• Salinas ES Students Learn Bus Safety
• Battle of the Undefeated
• State Department picks San Antonio program to assist global entrepreneurs
• Representing HISD at the TASA/TASB Convention
• Halloween Fun at JISD Transportation Fall Festival
• Countdown for the Hammerbowl - Get Tickets Early
• San Antonio has one of the best downtown scenes in America
• San Antonio ready to Rock 'n' Roll
• Employee Benefit Services lands Ricos as client
• Judson HS Band on Television
• October 2011 TAKS Retest Presentation - CTC
• Carroll Bell Kickball Team Kicks the Competition
• Baron Energy working to drum up investor interest
• Wagner HS Band Starts Season With Awards
• Post Acute Medical acquires New Braunfels hospital
• San Antonio stocks lose value as Dow falls 258 points
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 10-4
• (HHS) do-gooder - Word of the Day
• (HHS) Volleyball vs MCHS
• Q&A: Stephen Pearcy set to Ratt N' Roll at South Texas Rock Fest
• No. 12 Midwestern State too Much for Men's Soccer
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou: October
• San Antonio stocks tumble in value
• Valero nearing deal to buy Chevron refinery, says media report
• Texas’ construction industry still standing, study finds
• (Adams) Boy Scouts Rally
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• (Schulze) Third Grade Reading/Math Night
• Downtown San Antonio Marriott bought by Ashford Hospitality
• HISD & SAISD partner to help students prepare for college
• San Antonio companies, professionals get their SXSW on
• The Gap at North Star Mall gives to Harlandale family
• U.S. Attorney sworn in to serve Western District
• Students to put taste buds to the test
• San Antonio metropolitan area loses 16,500 jobs in one month
• USAA Real Estate names San Antonio attorney as its new chief legal officer
• Valero completes Louisiana refinery acquisition
• San Antonio campaign urges cyclists, drivers to share the road
• Crestview ES Teacher in Texas Wildlife Magazine
• Area high schools march into Memorial Stadium
• Regulations, cheap gas could curb Texas coal plants, experts say
• Clear Channel continues restructuring
• Rolling Meadows ES Gets a Taste of Japan
• Math Curriculum
• Foreclosure numbers retreating — for now
• VIA to take delivery of environmentally friendly EcoRide buses
• Judson HS Female Athletes Make a Difference
• 1st Place Awards for JECA at Parade
• Texas A&M-San Antonio to honor former regent
• Security Service selects Mortgage Cadence to streamline operations
• Judson ISD District Day at Rampage Game
• Mission developing new women’s health medications through licensed technology
• Clear Channel appoints former MTV, AOL boss as new CEO
• Texas employers posted job gains for fourth consecutive month
• Petco contributes funds to Animal Care Services as part of San Antonio office launch
• (HHS) Constellate- Word of the Day
• San Antonio remembers site of Santa Anna headquarters burned down this weekend
• La Vernia parents left to speculate about school board secrecy and turmoil
• Large boat wreck on IH-10 causes traffic jam for hours
• Volleyball Drops Final Two of Regional Challenge
• Hall of Fame Board Meeting
• Hall of Fame Selection Committee Meeting
• Mary Poppins: A real crowd pleaser
• Kids as chefs at Maggiano's
• Carroll Bell 3rd Graders Reach Milestone
• UT Overcomes Early Deficit to Beat St. Mary's
• Rattlers Unable to Connect on Looks Against UTPB
• Klipa Advances at Men's Tennis ITA Championships
• De Oliveira Advances to Second Round of ITA
• Fire destroys two popular downtown San Antonio restaurants, historic building
• San Antonio stocks close down in trading on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-30
• Hall of Fame Selections Meeting
• (HMS) Football 7th A 8th H NcNair
• (HHS) Cross Country Meet
• (HHS) TMEA Choir Auditions
• Community Conversations Series Begins
• Defense Key as Women's Soccer Blanks Newman
• Volleyball Splits First Day of Regional Challenge
• St. Mary's Honors 2011 Distinguished Alumni
• Gemini Ink - A Writer's Workshop
• Social Studies Tutoring (Exit Level)
• Hall of Fame Ballots Due
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Child Nutrition Department Employees of the Month
• Nine is Fine Slideshow: MLB playoff team salaries
• NADBank able to maintain strong credit rating from Moody’s
• Carl’s Jr. completes new restaurant in Far West San Antonio
• Carroll Bell 4th Grade Students Read Aloud
• MILCON owner named regional Minority Small Business Person of the Year
• Harlandale HS PAWS selected as Team Up Challenge semi-finalists
• Continental hiring 100 factory jobs in Seguin
• Platicas y Cafe 2011-2012
• Work-related deaths on the decline across Texas
• USAA won’t charge extra fees for debit card
• Frost Investment Advisors creates new natural resources mutual fund
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-30
• San Antonio stocks rebound as Dow rises 143 points
• (HHS) End of the 1st Six Weeks
• (HHS) Varsity Football vs Medina Valley
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Medina Valley
• (HHS) Preceptor - Word of the Day
• Morrill- Parent Meeting
• Two editors, two writers left San Antonio Express-News in two weeks
• Electrical blackouts forecast in Texas due to Obama, Energy Dept. games
• Diamond Showdown: Rattler Softball vs. UT
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• Science Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• The Harlandale HS Indian Mascot wins big
• Zachry Holdings hires away Deputy City Manager Rodriguez
• National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars at Wagner HS
• Healthy Eating at JECA
• UT System’s executive vice chancellor is resigning
• JLA Teacher Nominated for National Award
• Champion AC rolls out education program on energy conservation
• Kitty Hawk MS Teachers Surprised by Spurs Organization
• Nine is Fine Slideshow: Worst pro football team names
• San Antonio College launching online course to meet new IRS regulation
• Judson ISD Child Nutrition Featured in Statewide Newsletter
• Security Service recognized for having the best credit union Web site
• Judson ISD Mom and Daughter Sacrifice for Others
• BAE Systems bringing new Hawk trainer jet to Randolph Air Show
• Hartman ES Open House
• Judson High HOSA Blood Drive
• EnerJex inks deal to expand oil-producing acreage in Kansas
• Volleyball Suffers Heartbreaking Loss to TAMIU
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-29
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• San Antonio stocks take a dip as Dow falls 180 points
• (HHS) Tennis Match vs Kerrville Tivy
• (HHS) Freshman Football vs Medina Valley
• (HHS) JV Football vs Medina Valley
• (HHS) Chapiter - Word of the Day
• Rosh Hashanah
• Q&A: Bassist Jerry Dixon opens up on Warrant singers past and present
• Math Tutoring (Exit Level) 5 Star
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Voted Best High School Mascot in San Antonio
• Energy Dept. grants $737 billion loan guarantee after Solyndra solar bankruptcy
• HISD students guide one another toward success
• Leaders of the Week Sep 26 - 30, 2011
• GlobalSCAPE named to Software 500
• San Antonio entrepreneurs being sought out by investors
• San Antonio Public Library offering e-book access on Kindle
• Over 2,900 convicted criminal aliens arrested in seven-day span across the U.S.
• Central Montana hires former Abraxas executive as chief financial officer
• USAA Real Estate named “Best of the Best”
• San Antonio gains new Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep dealership
• Bennett Finds Stride on Final Day of NSU Classic
• San Antonio stocks once again trending upward
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-28
• Mattress Firm laying the groundwork for new San Antonio area store
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• (HHS) Disassociate - Word of the Day
• The Rocky Horror Show
• SA Current's 25th anniversary celebration
• Lloyd's Hot Start Paces Men's Golf at NSU Classic
• (Schulze) PTA Meeting
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Univision joining Clear Channel Radio’s iHeartRadio music network
• Watson Pharmaceuticals to repay the Texas Medicaid program $11 million
• Tesla bringing acoustical jam to Backstage Live in November
• Texas' population expected to top 26 million
• Drug companies caught defrauding Medicaid will pay millions back to Texas
• Abraxas finding drilling success in Eagle Ford
• Get ready to SMOVE Harlandale!
• San Antonio universities get federal boost for math, science education
• James Avery adding glass charms to product line
• Chemical Reactions
• San Antonio companies ride the wave of robust stock market
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-27
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Practice
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Kerrville
• (HHS) Concurrence - Word of the Day
• Q&A: Saxon's Biff Byford to rock at STRF armed with 19th album
• Murray, Ortega Named Conference Player of the Week
• International Club
• Drama Club
• Chess Club
• Einstein Buddies Club
• Robotics Club
• Music club
• Stonewall Flanders Clubs
• 'Expendable, unaccountable' Texas children now recruited by Mexican drug cartels
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (HHS) VOTE for our Mascot
• Texas-Mexico border now combat zone say two retired U.S. generals in new report
• Border group warns that lack of customs staff could hamper U.S.-Mexico trade
• 2011-2012 Academic Calendar
• Mama Fu’s planning to open San Antonio restaurants
• San Antonio’s construction sector gains ground in September
• AFL Talons to play 2012 season in the Alamodome
• Seguin investing in new water infrastructure to keep pace with growth
• Stone Oak shopping center bought out of foreclosure
• Wounded Rattlers Fall to No. 8 UIW
• Cross Country Finishes 6th at Islander Splash
• Reproduction, Genetics, and Heredity
• Recent gains in San Antonio’s office market create a new bid-ask gap on the sales side
• Rick Perry, Herman Cain agree EPA and Obama White House 'out of line'
• (HHS) Strangulate - Word of the Day
• Lita Ford added to next week's South Texas Rock Fest lineup
• Rockin' Green Laundry Detergent Harmonizes Its Cleaning Line Up
• Energy
• Women's Soccer Battles Back to Earn Draw
• San Antonio-Austin filmmakers win best director award at international film fest
• UTSA coach Larry Coker praises Roadrunner talent after 54-7 Homecoming victory
• Volleyball's Hot Start Continues Against OPSU
• Twilight Tales on Main Plaza
• Men's Soccer Guts Out Gritty Win Over St. Edward's
• Women's Soccer Shut Out on the Road
• San Antonio’s frigid stock performance beginning to thaw
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-24
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Students and Staff Awarded for their Parade Creativity, Enthusiasm
• Texas is a leading state for personal income growth
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• 'Into The Pit:' Geoff Tate
• IBC Bank to close more than a dozen H-E-B store branches
• San Antonio ranks as one of nation’s most livable cities
• United Way honored statewide for veterans assistance
• NBA cancels training camps and pre-season games
• Physical Education
• Silver Eagle unveils fall lineup of craft beers
• Ortega, Obermiller Enjoy Career Nights in Win
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-22
• HispanicBusiness gives nod to UTSA, Health Science Center for diversity
• (HHS) Early Release at 1:50 pm
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Brennan
• (HHS) Freshman & JV Football vs Brennan
• (HHS) Wellspring - Word of the Day
• Texans face job losses, blackouts, higher prices due to EPA rulings says experts
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: September 23, 2011
• Community Conversations Series to Begin Sept. 28
• Xanadu at San Pedro Playhouse
• Second editor in two days resigns from San Antonio Express-News
• (Schulze) Las Comadres de Schulze
• Columbia Heights- Boys Scout Recruitment Meeting
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Dow closes on Thursday down nearly 400 points
• Queensryche's 30th anniversary performance simply majestic
• San Antonio housing agencies win grants to help residents get off welfare
• Schertz names economic development director
• Retail gas prices retreating throughout the country
• InGenesis founder honored as national Hispanic businesswoman of the year
• U.S. allergy group says San Antonio pollen count worsening
• San Antonio stocks slump on Wednesday
• Nine is Fine Slideshow: Richest Texans
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• (HHS) Off-Key - Word of the Day
• Columbia Heights PTA Meeting
• CIS Day
• (MORRILL) - PTA Tiger Pictures
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Here comes the rain!
• Treehouse Behavioral Services owner settles with government over fraud charges
• San Antonio’s East Side to gain alternative fuel station
• Hyundai dealers donating money to cancer treatment in San Antonio
• FTA a small Campus with a lot of Pride and Spirit!!
• Caring Senior Service opening new location in Colorado
• HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELORS DIRECTORY
• MIDDLE SCHOOLS COUNSELORS DIRECTORY
• Fisk to head South Texas Blood & Tissue Center
• Fort Sam Houston to unveil completed hospital expansion
• Top Chef Tiffany opens restaurant
• Alpheus to be sold to Los Angeles private equity firm
• Cantu Fuels Women's Golf's 10th-Place Finish
• San Antonio stocks continued to tumble on second day
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-21
• (HHS) Texas State University
• (HHS) Senior Parent Night
• (HHS) Malinger - Word of the Day
• Performance - The Barber of Seville
• Performance - Don Giovanni
• Performance - Romeo and Juliet
• Exhibition - Opening the Witte Wardrobe: 85 Years of Collecting Textiles
• The 2011 Manhattan Short Film Festival
• Sheldon Vexler Theatre's 13th Season
• 14th Annual Huevos Rancheros Gala and Silent Art Auction
• San Antonio Express News editor Rivard quits with liberal bias legacy tones
• Freshman Sensation Kasperitis Nets Hat Trick
• Fredericksburg Fall Festivals
• (Collier) Love a Kid ID's/Identificatcion de ninos
• (HHS) Prom Tickets
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Express-News editor Bob Rivard stepping down, reports say
• “Biggest Little Parade in San Antonio” huge success
• Seguin man sentenced to federal prison for defrauding investors
• Our Lady of the Lake unveiling Rackspace Smart Classroom on campus
• Columbia Heights Stay Safe Winners Awarded-CONGRAULATIONS!
• McNay Art Museum acquires three new Renoir paintings
• BioMed SA honoring Seattle physician for health care innovation
• Q&A: Ian Hill, Judas Priest raring to go for possibly final S.A. concert
• Christus opens weight-loss center in Westover Hills
• UTSA memorializes Express-News columnist with scholarship fund
• UTSA student body continues to hit record enrollment
• NEISD examining ways to revamp school-health programs
• H-E-B customers make contribution to Food Bank
• Cantu, Furgeson Impressive Early in NSU Classic
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-20
• San Antonio stocks end on a down note Monday
• (HHS) Precept - Word of the Day
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Practice
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Boerne Champion
• (HHS) Junk Food Sale
• Got mushrooms? White button 'shrooms fight cancer
• Kasperitis Named Women's Soccer Player of the Week
• (HHS) Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• Our Students Learn About Habit 2 - Begin with the End in Mind
• Whole Foods, Sprouts honored for being “green” grocers
• START opens cancer center in Shanghai, China
• Four bandits plead guility of gun robbery of $49,000 from central Texas bank
• Ross Stores plans to open clothing store in Windcrest
• UT Health Science Center creates endowment fund honoring H-E-B
• Leaders of the Week
• SAY YES Supplies Giveaway
• San Antonio is home to one of the most frightening haunted houses in America
• Fitch affirms Floresville’s high credit rating
• Women's Soccer Rebounds with Gritty Win
• Men's Soccer Blanked by Northeastern State
• BCFS wins Head Start contract for Kendall County
• Clear Channel to broadcast iHeartRadio music fest via Xbox
• San Antonio lawmakers outraise opponents in campaign cash (blog)
• (HHS) Mastermind - Word of the Day
• Moeller Injured in Volleyball's First Defeat
• Could a San Antonio trained nurse be the next first lady of the United States?
• (HHS) Choir Youth Camp
• Amazing Butterflies: A new exhibit
• UTSA Roadrunners football preview of game 3 tonight in Utah
• East Central Hands Women's Soccer First Loss
• Shorthanded, Men's Soccer Blanked by Newman
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-17
• Cultural Arts Festival
• Hank3 wears several hats proudly in multi-dimensional performance
• U.S. Global Investors was San Antonio stock leader on Friday
• (Schulze PTA) Schulze Grandparents
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Uvalde
• (HHS) JV&Var Volleyball vs Uvalde
• (HHS) Freshman Football vs Highlands
• (HHS) Wailful is the word of the day
• Rayburn Celebrates Grandparents Day
• Lower U.S. demand for gasoline translating to cheaper fuel prices
• Advisory 2011 - 2012
• Nix Health, Bexar County aging agency unveil patient caregiver course
• Texans joining other US leaders against Obama's Job Bill proposal
• San Antonio area’s unemployment falls below 8 percent in August
• Press Pass: Texas sports wrap up 9-16
• Valero investing in extraction system at ethanol plants
• Security Service cafeteria earns ¡Por Vida! healthy restaurant designation
• Bridgestone to pay $28 million for conspiracy and corruption Texas court says
• Southwest General Hospital honored for promoting healthy workplace
• San Antonio council votes yes for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender benefits
• SwRI developing treatment in the fight against cyanide poisoning
• Volleyball Secures School-Best 10-0 Start
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-16
• San Antonio stocks close on strong note on Thursday
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: September 16, 2011
• St. Mary's Celebrates Assumption Chapel Renovation
• PTA News
• (Adams) Parent Orientation Night
• (Adams) PTA Meeting
• (Schulze) Faculty Meeting
• (Collier) PTA/ Junta de PTA
• (HMS) Brave Backpacks for Sale - Student Council
• (HHS) proscribe is the word of the day
• (HMS) Football 7th H 8th A Kingsborough
• Argo Group moving headquarters to IBC Centre
• Merrick opens architectural-engineering office in San Antonio
• Campus Administration
• Skanska completes advanced research laboratory at Fort Sam Houston
• Top romantic, classic and comfort restaurants in San Antonio, Texas
• San Antonio’s housing market seeing glimpses of better days past
• Full Day Program
• San Antonio gets HUD funds for continued lead-based paint outreach
• Guardian taps SWBC as advisory services partner
• Nine is Fine Slideshow: Most valuable NFL teams
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• San Antonio stocks climb in value on Wednesday
• Top presidential money raisers in San Antonio (slideshow)
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-15
• Q&A: Aaron Lewis cuts at the heart of Staind's new record
• Longest game in Texas League championship history advances Missions to two wins
• Odyssey’s SHIPWRECK! Pirates and Treasure Makes TEXAS Debut at Witte Museum
• Students Travel to Hispanic National Bar Meeting
• (HHS) Progress Reports
• Open House - Middle Schools
• (HHS) Caboodle is the word of the day
• Adams ES families receive free booster seats
• U.S. News & World Report re-classifies OLLU as national university
• South Texas Money Management CEO earns spot on Barron’s list
• TEDxSanAntonio books G.P. Singh, ex-U.S. ambassador for October event
• Restaurants joining forces to nourish San Antonio’s cultural profile
• ING Kids Rock comes to Harlandale ISD
• Arbitron data shows San Antonio is growing media market
• CPS Energy adopts eMeter reading technology
• Edwards Aquifer Authority board keeps conservation program in place
• Prosperity to buy Texas Bankers in all-stock transaction
• Cantu Fuels Women's Golf's 8th-Place Finish
• McCarver Wins Heartland Scholar-Athlete Award
• GlobalSCAPE is Tuesday’s local stock market leader
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-14
• Disaster Recovery Center opens today for Bastrop fire survivors
• San Antonio Missions win game one of Texas League Championship Series
• Jernigan Gets Top-10 Finish at ACU Tournament
• Law Dean a Pillar of Responsibility
• Journey and Foreigner with Night Ranger
• Poverty levels for San Antonio families increased according to new census data
• Quiz Bowl Question of the Day
• (HHS) Coffee and a Chat
• (MORRILL) - 1st Grade Literacy Night
• (HHS) Volleyball Freshman vs Highlands
• (HHS) JV & Var Volleyball vs Highlands
• (HHS) Unnerve is the word of the day
• San Antonio's final week of 2012 budget prep has pay, art, and gay couple issues
• San Antonio, Austin, El Paso are best U.S. cities for employment this Fall
• San Antonio schools recognized in Best Colleges report
• Health Science Center recruiting minority grad students
• Harlandale ISD celebrates Grandparents’ Day
• CBP canine unit rescues missing kidnapped woman in south Texas
• TxDMV names interim director over state agency
• SAWS board weighing possible rate increase
• NADB-funded wastewater treatment plant expansion improving Juarez’s water quality
• Comptroller tracking the impact on endangered species regulations in Texas
• San Antonio’s economic output grew 3.5 percent in 2010
• Staff chooses top artwork
• Jernigan in the Hunt at ACU's Coody Invitational
• St. Mary's Again Ranked High for Quality and Value
• Harte-Hanks was San Antonio’s local stock leader on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-13
• Madina Lake album symbolizes twins' triumph over tragedy
• Quiz Bowl Question of the Day-- What 20th century
• (HHS) Candy Sale - Spirit Groups
• (HHS) Paleta Sale - Melies Society
• (HHS) Whittle is the word of the day
• Cultural Arts Final Meeting
• Impact of Bank of America’s downsizing plan on San Antonio isn’t clear
• Roadrunner Fever spreads in San Antonio despite UTSA's lessons learning loss
• Wildfires have scorched about 180,000 acres across Texas
• UIW Enrollment reaches 8,455 students
• UIW listed as 2012 Military Friendly School
• Faculty Member Elected to National Emergency Nurses Association Board of Directors
• Bank of America to cut 30,000 jobs nationwide
• San Antonio colleges make the grade as “Military Friendly”
• Robert Half moves staffing office out of downtown San Antonio
• Halliburton hiring oil-field workers in South Texas
• H-E-B employee being considered for national Hispanic leadership award
• AirStrip selects former Army medical executive for advisory role
• UIW hits record enrollment for fall semester
• BCFS to conduct outreach to border families living in colonias
• Big Apple Bagel chain rolling out new stores in San Antonio
• ACCIÓN Texas launches statewide network to Hispanic chambers
• San Antonio psychologist helping women improve their body image
• Witte Museum Celebrates 85 Years!
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• Cross Country Finishes 4th at TLU Invitational
• Women's Soccer Battles Missouri Southern to Draw
• Volleyball Equals Best Start in School History
• Cross Country Finishes 5th at TLU Invitational
• (HMS) Football 7th A 8th H Zamora
• 'Into The Pit:' Mercedes Lander
• Volleyball Improves to 7-0, Eyes Historic Start
• Kittie's brand of scratch-and-claw metal satiates faithful fans
• Law Alumni Leading Clinics for Fire Victims
• St. Mary's, Bexar County Celebrate Groundbreaking
• (HHS) stupefy - word of the day
• (HHS) Volleyball vs McHS
• (HHS) Varsity Football vs Burbank
• (HHS) Coffee and a Chat
• Motley Crue's Vince Neil to headline Rock 'n' Roll Marathon concert
• Abraxas promotes two longtime executives
• Longhorn Network to televise remaining UTSA home football games
• Slideshow marks largest San Antonio-area contributors to Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s past election campaigns
• Clarity Child Guidance Center wins grant to cover mental treatments for kids
• BAE Systems wins technology upgrade contract for C-130
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-9
• San Antonio stocks hammered on Thursday
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: September 9, 2011
• Four Rattlers Help Turn Copperheads Into Champs
• Aguas Frescas: An arts fundraiser
• (HHS) Southpaw - word of the day
• (HHS) JV Football vs Burbank
• (HHS) Freshman Football vs Burbank
• Parent Training Class
• (MORRILL) - Kinder Literacy Night
• Morrill - Candy Bar Sale
• San Antonio’s sales tax revenue is down for September
• KCI chief executive honored for ethics
• Athens Elementary recognized for being loud and proud
• Valero Texas Open gives millions to San Antonio charities
• Perry, Cornyn have been fighting Obama Texas fire fighting resistance for months
• Smartphone app helping employees increase the size of their paychecks
• Serrano's Two Goals Not Enough Against TAMIU
• KCI develops innovative podiatric wound-care device
• Harte-Hanks is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• UIW faculty member joins emergency nurses association’s national board
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• Nine is Fine Slideshow: Top money-makers in NCAA football
• (HHS) Half-baked- word of the day
• (HHS) UT meeting with Seniors
• NuStar to transport more Eagle Ford and other crude to Valero refineries
• Eagle Ford Shale activity fueling hiring at Chesapeake
• Vidacare names Mangum next chief financial officer
• GlobalSCAPE unveils WAFS 4.0 software
• DoD awards Bank of America extension on overseas military contract
• Workers with IT management background have best prospect of finding jobs
• CATE Resources
• Geometry in Construction
• TRISUN’s planned nursing home under way in Northwest San Antonio
• Camp Bow Wow launches location in Northwest San Antonio
• Digital Defense protecting Goodwill’s networks at no cost
• SAWS selling $175 million in bonds
• U.S. Global Investors saw its stock rise 7.6 percent at the end of trading
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-6
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: September 2, 2011
• After repeated requests for Obama help with Texas fires, locals see controversy
• Martinez, Murray Named Heartland Players of Week
• Kirch's Game-Winner Nets Heartland Award
• Waninger's Weekend Victory Draws Heartland Honor
• (HHS) Volleyball vs Wagner
• (HHS) Neoplasm - word of the day
• (MORRILL) - Afterschool Challenge Begins
• BrainPop
• Discovery Streaming
• BrainPop
• Elementary Supplemental Resources
• Texas A&M-San Antonio included in college merchandise agreement
• SwRI, Yaskawa teaming up on robotics technologies
• GVTC executive honored statewide by telephone trade association
• U.S. Global Investors ends fiscal year on a stronger note
• H-E-B encouraging parents to read to preschoolers
• 'Texas is on fire' as residents watch their homes perish in historical blazes
• Open Records Request
• Consert needs to fill 25 jobs in San Antonio
• Reyes Holdings partnering with International Automotive Components
• Gordon Hartman appoints chief operating officer for Morgan’s Wonderland
• STAAR Resources
• Texas A&M University System selects new chancellor, general counsel
• STAAR Bootcamp
• Zachry picked to build solar factory in Mississippi
• Beasts of the road DevilDriver do their part to keep Austin heavy
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou
• Amazon voyage: Vicious fishes & other riches
• Homework Schedule
• San Antonio Bridal Extravaganza
• Down delivers in-your-face show on first stop of U.S. tour
• Men's Soccer Off Their Mark Against LCU
• Cross Country's Waninger Wins First College Meet
• Volleyball Enjoys Best Start Since 1996
• Keeping San Antonio Moving San Antonio Sports Starts Adult Recreational Leagues
• San Antonio Sports hosts Duck 'n' Dodge City Championship Dodgeball Tournament
• Kirch Golden in OT for Women's Soccer
• Steak n Shake parent is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• Texas, municipalities collecting higher sales taxes
• (HMS) Boys Football 7th A 8th H Dwight
• San Antonio Business Journal unveils upgraded mobile app
• Baron Energy discovers major cache of oil
• Spurs remain interested in hosting NBA All-Star Game
• Gov. Perry touts 10th Amendment solution to federal overreach
• AGE Refining completes new truck rack at fire-damaged complex
• 'Into The Pit:' Phil Anselmo
• Christus creates new wellness program for women
• Edwards Aquifer Authority will inject dye into North San Antonio wells
• Denim Group to cooperate with Air Force on IT security
• Methodist invests in new heart-patient monitoring technology
• Volleyball Off to Hot Start
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-3
• Clear Channel’s stock closes 8.3 percent higher on Friday
• Volleyball Games vs Judson
• Football-Varisty vs Central Catholic
• Quarry Village nets new buyer
• “Little General” makes big impact on students
• HISD Website FAQs
• San Antonio drivers reduce number of wrecks over past year
• San Antonio Business Journal announces Women’s Leadership Award winners
• San Antonio relinquishes control of land to Von Ormy
• New Braunfels is home to the best farmers market in Texas
• UTSA, Bud Light ink college football sponsorship
• UTSA microbiology professor named president of international medical society
• Noah’s Ark self-storage facility purchase to be the first in planned acquisition program
• On the eve of Labor Day many Texans experience the sting of high unemployment
• Generations credit union honored for youth education
• Valero buying Murphy Oil refinery in Louisiana
• Goalkeeper Schmelzer Seals Season-Opening Win
• Women's Soccer Routs UHV in Opener
• Volleyball Wins Thriller in Opener
• GlobalSCAPE was San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Football-Freshman A & B vs Central Catholic
• Football - JV vs Central Catholic
• (MORRILL) - Kinder Literacy Night
• San Antonio’s City Council votes to give tourism ad contract to Austin’s Proof
• Eyemasters’ parent company moving to former AT&T space downtown
• Labor Day travelers will pay slightly more for gas
• UTSA students win Department of Defense scholarships
• NEISD seeking voter approval for nearly $400 million bond package
• San Antonians are most at risk for Internet security breaches
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• Valero is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 9-1
• Nakia live in San Antonio
• Football Varsity Game Tickets Sales
• Scurvy - Word of the Day
• South Park Mall debuts something new, some things renewed
• Proposed changes to Animal Code detrimental to feral cats and their caretakers
• Slideshow: Airline fees add up
• Treasury Department approves $12 million for FB BanCorp
• Justice Department seeks to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Northside ISD voters to pay more for property taxes
• San Antonio to open city pools to fight heat wave
• San Antonio expected to net Arena Football team
• Security Service recognized statewide for community outreach
• USAA inks military sponsorship deal with NFL
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Tuesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-31
• Q&A: 'Ripper' Owens doing his part to keep Dio's legacy alive
• ACS hiring more workers at San Antonio call center
• Boeing’s San Antonio operations unaffected by reductions in space program
• Morris Kaye planning fashion fund-raiser for cancer research
• SwRI tapped as subcontractor on NASA suborbital flights
• North East ISD board names finalist for superintendent
• Happy 90th to Walter Stovall, San Antonio's 'Godfather' of Houston Street
• D.A., YMCA launch new program designed to help at-risk girls
• Labor Day travel projected to be slightly higher this year
• OWL Curriculum Resources
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• Mathematics
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• Robotics Coaches
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• San Antonio debuts TechCon International on Tuesday
• XPEL records increases in 2Q revenue, net income
• IAS Claim Services assisting victims of Irene
• U.S. stocks keep climbing in value
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-30
• VMC is in hiring mode at Brooks City-Base call center
• St. Mary's Recognized Again for Service, Quality
• Celebrating the decades in the big screen: Free movies
• Science Assessment
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• Kindergarten Scope and Sequence
• Robinson named “Star Top Gun” in investment performance
• STAAR Resources
• USAA Federal Savings Bank listed among top U.S. lenders
• Heat advisory is in effect for San Antonio
• Comerica will retain most San Antonio Sterling employees in wake of merger
• The Boiler House finds new home at Pearl
• Vet housing program touted by Perry
• Army North sends team to New York to assist in clean-up after Irene
• Thomas Nelson selects Max Lucado title for publisher’s first e-book
• Cross Country Pegged 5th in Preseason Poll
• Ready for Playoff Run, Women's Soccer Picked 2nd
• Volleyball Picked 4th in Heartland Preseason Poll
• Whataburger debuts Green Chile Double burger
• Kittie's 'I've Failed You' more than makes the grade
• San Antonio-Austin made film wins Audience Choice Award at White Sands festival
• Men's Soccer Picked 3rd in Preseason Poll
• Starlight movies in the garden
• San Antonio stock values continued to rise on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-27
• Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers impress San Antonio at the Majestic
• Calendars
• Winger's acoustic concert rocks and soothes with a Hollywood twist
• Citibank names regional president over Texas
• David’s Bridal taps San Antonio company to upgrade network
• Northwest Vista College wins major grant to attract students to math, science careers
• CTE TEKS, Course Offerings and Scope and Sequence
• Taco Cabana introduces puebla tacos to restaurant menus
• Texas Parks and Wildlife transferring state park to Seguin
• More than a fourth of all kids in Southwest Texas need food assistance
• Gas prices fall in San Antonio due to volatility
• San Antonio stocks dragged down on Thursday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-26
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: August 26, 2011
• The Jungle Book
• Shots for school kids, immunization clinics in San Antonio
• RiverHawks fans rolling in by train for UTSA football game
• Alonti Catering expanding to San Antonio
• San Antonio area parks slated to get makeover
• Rackspace develops series of OpenStack cloud-computing training courses
• Texas Capital lending support to San Antonio at-risk youth program
• Wheelie Gourmet rolling out a new concept in San Antonio
• Welcome back HISD students!
• Trinity chemistry professor named fellow at professional society
• Clear Channel throwing support behind 9/11 Memorial
• Street Beat: A wrap up of real estate news making a buzz in Texas
• Girl Scouts selects San Antonio executive to national post
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Wednesday
• The Return of the Ring
• Registration Information
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• Ranger Creek releases Hefe-style beer
• Staind, The Heroine to play Sunken Gardens; tickets on sale Friday
• Taste of the River Walk
• James Avery Craftsman opens at Fort Worth’s Alliance Town Center
• PreCalculus Scope & Sequence 2011 - 2012
• Texas achieves favorable interest rate on short-term debt
• MMA Scope & Sequence 2011 - 2012
• Firstmark Credit Union opens far Northwest San Antonio location
• Consert relocates HQ to San Antonio, planning to hire 150
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-24
• Nearly every San Antonio public firm benefitted from U.S. stock performance
• Christus adding cardiovascular services to Westover Hills
• Back to School for San Antonio - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• U.S. Global Investors launches apps for iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry devices
• San Antonio 2012 budget may include expansion of Brooks kennels
• Twin Peaks planning to open new San Antonio restaurant
• San Antonio PR pro writes headlines by day, punch lines by night
• Life Time Fitness for San Antonio Kids
• Miss Universe officials expected to laud NewTek at Brazil conference
• MAX’s Wine Dive named one of America’s favorite nightspots
• North American Aircraft Services bought by equity group
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Monday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-23
• City creates plan to improve live release at Animal Care Service
• Mayor Julián Castro speaks to youth at Kingsborough MS
• Campus Administration
• NISD sends over 1,800 students home for not being immunized
• Helotes Municipal Court offering online pay portal for traffic tickets
• Business confidence in Texas growing
• Atoms and the Periodic Table
• National media gives accolades to San Antonio for cyber security
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Eighth Grade Science
• Toyota and Ford to collaborate on new hybrid system for light trucks and SUVs
• Vendor Visitations
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• Organization of Living Things
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• Lab Safety and Measurement
• Whataburger adds banana desserts to its menu
• Seventh Grade Science
• HISD treats top-notch campuses to a barbeque
• Northside ISD awarded $2 million to expand alternative fuels
• Spurs’ parent organization handing assist to City Year San Antonio
• Valero Corner Stores signs on as sponsor of UTSA Roadrunners football
• BLOG: Texas takes top spot in latest construction employment numbers
• News From SAISD - Coming Attractions: August 19, 2011
• Avenue Q
• Katy Perry-The California Dreams Tour
• San Antonio stock hammered as Dow falls 173 points
• Anthrax's 'Worship Music' well worth turbulent wait
• Recognized Luncheon
• HISD kicks of the school year with Convocation 2011
• Whataburger building out restaurants in New Braunfels
• Geometry Scope & Sequence 2011 - 2012
• UTSA college preparatory program gets infusion of federal funds
• Fifth Grade Science
• San Antonio’s unemployment rises to 8.2 percent in July
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Matter and Energy
• S.U.A.V.E
• H-E-B buys three Alberstons stores in Texas
• University of Texas launching petroleum land-management training program
• Algebra II Scope & Sequence 2011-2012
• Texas employers continued to add new jobs in July
• Commissioner helps Harlandale students get ready for school
• Where’s Cleto? At MHS!
• Top city leaders recognize HISD for excellence
• Von Ormy planning street improvements, park construction in 2012
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-19
• Stocks perform poorly as Dow drops 419 points in single day
• HISD Recognized Luncheon
• Harlandale High School G-Force are champions
• USAA Real Estate investing in Atlanta luxury apartment community
• Valero resuming production at Memphis refinery
• Slideshow: 2011 Going Green Awards winners take the stage
• Tax-free day should save Texans a bundle on back-to-school supplies
• Gas prices keep falling throughout Texas
• Biology
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• Chemistry of Life
• Disney preparing for newest Rick Riordan book release
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Chemistry
• Metro Health confirms case of tuberculosis at San Antonio high school
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-18
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Wednesday
• Friday Night Films (Selena)
• District Staff Development - ARI/Read 180 MS/HS
• District Staff Development-CTE Teachers
• Region 20 Coaching Sessions (SIOP)
• District Staff Development-ES Fine Arts Teachers
• NewTek TV production system to be featured on DIY Network
• Writing in the Content Areas
• Writing in the Content Areas
• Workstations
• Keller Williams’ housewarming party takes a philanthropic twist
• San Antonio named Labor Day travel destination
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• Algebra I Scope & Sequence 2011-2012
• San Antonio housing market sees healthy sales increases, SABOR reports
• New Braunfels drivers paying the highest fines in state for texting behind the wheel
• EnerJex posts dip in second-quarter net income
• Properties of Matter
• Lab Safety and Measurements
• Sixth Grade Science
• 6th Grade Scope & Sequence 2011-2012
• Neighborhood Housing Services fixing up homes in San Antonio
• First Grade Science
• The Living Environment
• Characteristics of Living Things
• Natural Resources
• Air and Sky
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• Matter and Energy
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Second Grade Science
• The Living Environment
• Characteristics of Living Things
• Natural Resources
• Air and Sky
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• Matter and Energy
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Third Grade Science
• The Living Environment
• Characteristics of Living Things
• Natural Resources
• Air and Sky
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• Matter and Energy
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• Fourth Grade Science
• Matter and Energy
• The Living Environment
• Characteristics of Living Things
• Natural Resources
• Air and Sky
• Force, Motion, and Energy
• Safety and Scientific Methods
• U.S. stock market loses luster, San Antonio stocks follow
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-17
• Exhibition - Manny Castillo: The Painting of a Community
• Exhibition - Animal Instinct: The Photographs of Daniel Lee
• Break The Cycle of Shrinking Family Time
• Voice Print calls on CEC to market 911 equipment
• Treasury Department supporting small-business lending in Texas
• Executive Women International is supporting San Antonio youth literacy efforts
• Cross Borders’ revenues continued to grow in the second quarter
• Rio Grande Valley named a leading minor league sports market
• Payment Data posts net loss for the second quarter
• Red Cross assisting Poteet residents after water break
• BLOG: Hard Rock, tribal, hurricane projects mark latest round of work for Yates
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-16
• San Antonio stocks are continuing upward climb
• Abundance of concerts set to rock the stages of San Antonio, Austin
• Merle Haggard hospitalized, cancelled shows, days after San Antonio performance
• San Antonio, Austin, Texas fans remember Elvis Presley 34 years later
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions August 12, 2011
• San Antonio Police Department offers safety tips for children starting school
• Little known facts about Elvis Presley and San Antonio on his death anniversary
• San Antonio employers looking to hire factory workers
• Morningside appoints leader at Boerne senior campus
• Young central Texas generation downsizing their expectations with fewer jobs
• Messina Hof wines could soon be stocked on more shelves
• Information security group honors San Antonio chapter for promoting industry
• Texas earns highest ratings on school-finance debt
• VivaAerobus launching service to San Antonio International Airport
• San Antonio is leading market for retail jobs, study shows
• Texas MedClinic opens Stone Oak clinic
• Upcoming Career Fairs in San Antonio
• Upcoming Career Fairs in San Antonio
• Santana at the AT&T Center
• Slide show: Two Texans, Perry and Paul, now in race for President 2012
• TechCon2011 brings the future to San Antonio
• Austin-San Antonio corridor focuses on Rick Perry's presidential chances
• San Antonio sounds off on Rick Perry announcement for President in 2012
• Texas Roundup 8-12
• $600,000 NSF Grant Funds Innovative New Program
• Nine Is Fine Slideshow: Top San Antonio Radio Stations
• Q&A: Kip Winger anything but a one-hit, one-dimensional wonder
• BLOG: Gov. Perry set to launch presidential campaign
• BLOG: Santikos offering relief from the heat
• 2011 Going Green Awards winners announced
• BLOG: San Antonio becomes top spot on Top Chef
• Credit union celebrates growth in auto loans
• NuStar to build rail terminal in Louisiana
• Texas Roundup 8-11
• Blog: RealtyTrac study shows foreclosures trending down
• Blog: UTSA scores broadcast deal with Clear Channel
• Stocks stage second rally of the week
• Mission of 'Grandma's' family brings Casa de Amistad adult care to San Antonio
• Chase Bank opening new branches this year
• S.A. Federal Credit Union using biometric technology
• Alamo Alehouse eatery unveiled at San Antonio airport
• Database: S&P credit ratings for all 50 states
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-10
• Abraxas profits up in 2nd Quarter
• Stocks have another rough day on Wall Street
• Drug partner of ex-police officer who distributed cocaine sentenced to prison
• Merle Haggard sings beneath the stars of the Majestic Theater in San Antonio
• Small Business Institute Offering Free Help
• Street Beat: A wrap up of news making a buzz in Texas
• Blog: San Antonio home prices headed nowhere fast
• Lights out as NEISD seeks energy savings
• GVTC recognized as leading broadband provider
• Blog: Low turnout for Cowboys camp could help UTSA
• Lone Star Capital tops in giving
• Students sought for clean energy program
• Blog: Perry touts job creation in keynote address
• Budget cuts force NISD to change bus routes
• Slideshow: Remaining countries with AAA credit ratings
• Stocks rebound after volatile day on Wall Street
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-9
• Exhibition - Feria! Folk Art from Regional Fairs in Latin America
• Wine And Culinary Arts Festival 2011
• Alamo City promotes gay friendly travel to snag Pee Wee, Emeril and Top Chef
• Free Friday Night Films
• Aquifer authority considering fee increases
• Rackspace team tops in fundraising
• Santikos to build 22-screen movie theater in Richmond
• SecureLogix teams with Liquid Networx
• San Antonio ranks 29th in personal income
• Stock market suffers huge losses
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-8
• CPS will boost its wind power in 2012
• National Novel Writing Month
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions - August 5, 2011
• Plastic Fantastic
• Dog Days of Summer
• New penguin program begins at Sea World
• Blog: Cantina concept countdown continues
• Gas prices expected to decline in days ahead
• IBC reports earnings for second quarter
• Texas MedClinic opening 14th location
• Randolph initiating new security protocols
• Budget gridlock is weighing down construction industry
• Slideshow: Dow's 10 worst days ever
• San Antonio followers of MDA telethon discuss comedian Jerry Lewis
• Dow rises after dismal slump, San Antonio stocks mostly down
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-6
• Fan escorted off stage after intruding on Chicago concert in San Antonio
• Gas prices dip across Texas
• GCAA Awards Men's Golf Team's Classroom Successes
• Ozzy doc, Chili Peppers concert coming to a theater near you
• Fire forces closure of Valero's Memphis refinery
• Blog: UTSA Roadrunners report for first fall football camp
• Gulfmark plans to drill in the Eagle Ford Shale
• Blog: La Cantera adds Z Gallerie to its mix
• Rackspace’s second-quarter profits up 56.8 percent
• NuStar, EOG Resources investing in New Orleans-area rail facility
• San Antonio stocks decline as Dow drops over 500 points
• Texas SportsFix
• Blog: CBRE adds to its brokerage platform
• China Institute Expands Borders and Opportunities
• Evening Stars
• Sunday Jazz at the Witte
• Harland Clarke’s revenues dip 4.2 percent in second quarter
• Alamo City firms named to SBA 100
• Blog: San Antonio Area Foundation hosts a lunch-and-learn to introduce technology to local nonprofits
• Pioneer reports second-quarter earnings of $3.7 million
• San Antonio launches drive to make homes, businesses energy-efficient
• San Antonio YMCA operation receiving money for meals
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-4
• Street Beat: A wrap up of real estate news making a buzz in Texas
• Blog: Louisiana restaurant jazzing up dining fare
• Dow rises, but most San Antonio stocks fall
• Kip Winger bringing intimate show to Austin's 6th Street District
• Vegeria, San Antonio's first vegan Tex-Mex, American cuisine restaurant opens
• Pioneer is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• San Antonio researcher Tyler Curiel tapped for major study on lupus
• St. Vincent de Paul selects new executive director
• Voxelogix to be named oral surgery company of the year
• SXC Health buys San Antonio pharmacy companies
• San Antonio still treading water amidst negative equity troubles, study shows
• Austin Formula 1 raises $12.5 million in private offering
• BexarMet forced to layoff employees in wake of credit crunch
• San Antonio Chick-fil-A stores are among country’s best-performing
• March of Dimes is supporting San Antonio research into preterm births
• Blog: Dallas Cowboys practicing in mostly empty Alamodome
• Schreiner establishing new MBA program in Texas Hill Country
• Sundt Construction expands to West Texas
• UT Health Science Center convenes session to fight Latino youth obesity
• TCEQ planning infrared survey of S. Texas oil and gas facilities
• Bill would increase oversight over Emerging Tech Fund
• Clear Channel parent benefits from growing global ad sales
• Adams Flavors featured in new iPhone cupcake app
• San Antonio stocks decline with Dow’s 266-point drop
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-3
• Blog: Koontz family hosts fundraiser for athlete heart screening
• Q&A: Queen of metal Doro Pesch celebrates 25 years in rock
• Summer concert at The Shops at La Cantera
• U.S. avoids default as Senate OK's debt deal
• Southwest Physicians Group expands practice to Pleasanton
• Trinity Chemists Make a Sweet Discovery
• KRTU-FM Launches “The Year of Jazz”
• Blending Chemistry with Art
• Mellon Foundation Helps Fund Urban Studies Summer Internships
• Snapshot of the Class of 2015
• Trinity to Observe 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Human Communication and Theatre Department Announces Performances for 2011-2012 Season
• Professor Receives Faculty Fellowship to Rice
• Trinity University Press Recognized for Industry Excellence
• SAWS approves smoke-testing over Edwards Aquifer recharge zone
• VA selects Family Endeavors to help prevent homelessness
• Blog: University of Texas named a top-10 party school
• Blog: EastGroup banking on past successes for San Antonio project
• CPS Energy asking homeowners, businesses to conserve power
• Slideshow: What are the top 10 most valuable companies?
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 8-2
• Most San Antonio stocks end of down note on Monday
• Slayer, Rollins, Public Enemy to headline Fun Fun Fun Fest
• Mosaicos Vencianos looking to export to the United States
• BCFS expands to Phoenix with new international children’s office
• Five Finger Death Punch to 'share the welt' at Sunken Gardens
• Blog: Women watch more TV than men
• AAA Texas expanding in San Antonio with new local office
• TEA recognizes four San Antonio school districts
• Valero completes U.K. refinery purchase
• Texas' tax free weekend
• White House, congressional leaders reach deal on debt
• SwRI scientist leading the helm of NASA Jupiter mission
• Heavy metal cruises often a matter of whatever floats your boat
• Celebrate Recovery Mondays @ New Creation Christian Fellowship
• Amanda Evrard is a Young Nonprofit Leader of the Year Finalist
• Summer Jazz at the Falls
• San Antonio stock values slide to close the week
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 7-30
• St. Mary's Awards $3.8 Million PREP Scholarships
• Starlight Movies in the Garden
• Starlight Movies in the Garden
• NuStar’s second-quarter earnings dip
• Pearl Brewery executive looking to take on new community initiatives
• USAA Real Estate acquires ownership in Manhattan office building
• Wonderland of the Americas gains new VA clinics as tenants
• CPS Energy warning of power outages
• Blog: Declining trend in foreclosures continues for San Antonio
• H-E-B recalls sour cream, yogurt and other dairy products
• North Star Mall transforms fountain into public art space
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 7-29
• San Antonio stocks lose value at market close on Thursday
• Las Palapas opens new restaurant in West San Antonio
• Wayland, Alamo Colleges launching graduate degree in workforce development
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions July 29, 2011
• Texas Workforce Commission revokes San Antonio ATI schools’ certificate
• SportsFix: A snapshot of Texas teams and talent
• State Farm survey shows that most people would help a neighbor in need
• Gasoline prices rising throughout Texas
• Kiolbassa sausage is now sold in more Costco stores
• Comerica finalizes buy-out of Sterling Bank
• List of 3,652 post offices that might close
• Slideshow: Top 10 most-visited Internet sites
• Street beat: A wrap up of real estate happenings in Texas
• Texas Business Journals Roundup 7-28
• Nearly every San Antonio stock retreated as of Wednesday’s market close
• Blog: Demise of Borders offers opportunity for others, real estate insiders say
• Headline Examiner's Top 10 Comfort Food Restaurants in San Antonio area
• Seven San Antonio former Texas Medicaid transportation employees arrested
• H-E-B offering gas discounts with rewards program
• UIW named a respected employer in higher education
• Blog: Freetail Brewing Co. says there is a hiccup in Houston expansion plans
• Saint Mary’s Hall ink Nike deal for athletic equipment
• UTSA business faculty member named editor of academic journal
• Rush Enterprises achieves strong earnings in second quarter
• Allstate hiring sales professionals throughout Texas
• Cullen/Frost posts hearty second-quarter earnings
• UIW named a “2011 Great College to Work for”
• UIW and Texas Diversity Council present Greater S.A. Healthcare Diversity Summit
• Physical Therapy Info Session Scheduled
• San Antonio stocks tumble as Dow falls 91 points
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• Man who left Texas after bribing a state district judge convicted says FBI
• Young girl rescued on South Texas beach by off-duty Border Patrol agent
• H-E-B offers "Gas Up Save More" program to save 11 cents per gallon of gas
• BexarMet’s credit line frozen over uncertain future
• Payment Data projecting $1 million in 3Q sales
• Valero reports strong financial results amid improving economy
• KCI posts gains in second-quarter revenue, net income
• Women’s Expo picks San Antonio firms for planning team
• Baron Energy increases production in North Texas
• SwRI moving forward with suborbital space flight missions
• SAWS planning revenue bond offering
• Texas adds 26,000 construction jobs in past year
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• Best BBQ in San Antonio is new Meat Market Barbecue downtown, Examiner Review
• San Antonio stocks tank on Monday’s market close
• Four Golfers Named All-America Scholars
• Chicago, the band, to rock San Antonio
• Security Service helping high school kids gear up for college
• San Antonio’s unemployment rate rises to 8.1 percent in June
• Blog: San Antonio in no hurry to copy Austin mayor’s push for plastic bag ban
• Blog: Q on the Riverwalk turns up the heat with BBQ cook-off
• Talented Tenth Project launching in San Antonio
• USAA’s mid-year earnings down but still strong
• Caring Senior Service expanding to San Diego in August
• WellMed, Bravo Health ink partnership in San Antonio
• CTRC chosen for brain tumor drug study
• Summer Programs For Students
• San Antonio mourns death of 6-year-old girl trapped in microwave
• Last words of San Antonio deathrow immates before their executions
• San Antonio fans of Amy Winehouse react to death of 27-year-old singer
• San Antonio stocks lose steam on Friday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• Is San Antonio outrage causing private fund deal for Durango street name?
• Volleyball Team Wins AVCA Academic Award
• Taco Taco Café planning to franchise restaurant concept nationally
• Man emailed San Antonio victim's explicit photos to coworkers faces prison
• Blog: Despite the challenges, San Antonio office market garnering much investor interest
• Texas employers add jobs in June
• Borders liquidation sale begins
• CPS Energy, restaurant association encouraging more candlelit dinners
• Investment Professionals names new leader over insurance division
• San Antonio fuel prices climbing higher amid economic uncertainty
• Texas SportsFix: A wrap-up of sports news from around the state
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio stocks rebound as Dow rises 153 points
• What’s Happening in Tech
• Four Golfers Named Academic All-American
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou (August)
• San Antonio citizens express anger with Castro, council on Durango name change
• Bank of America hires eight small-business bankers in San Antonio
• Frost Bank renames equipment leasing division
• San Antonio FBI seeks public help finding armed robbers on dangerous spree
• Blog: San Antonio restaurants promoting Texas-grown ingredients
• Capital One offering interest-bearing business checking
• Ostra restaurant earns AAA Four Diamond Award
• M.R. Beal opening investment banking office in San Antonio
• Canseco bucks his party on balanced budget vote
• San Antonio stock-performance mixed on Wednesday
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio TV viewers will have access to CW Network shows
• A wrap-up of real estate news from around Texas
• Catholic Press Association Honors Book
• Communities In Schools, P&G work with dropouts
• Judge McElhaney rejects injunction allowing Durango St. name change to Chavez
• The Place at Lincoln Green bought by Arizona real estate investor
• NADBank approves financing package to California solar project
• Von Ormy building new park, sewer system
• New NBA schedule could become collectors’ item
• Gable, Monroe, Sinatra, Tarzan and more in San Antonio mural
• Boeing awards M7 Aerospace tanker contract work
• Max Lucado releasing new line of Christian children’s books
• Miner Corp. subsidiary buys GP Rhino in Florida
• UIW now preparing Advanced Practice Registered Nurses for Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree
• Chase loan advisors helping San Antonio homeowners avoid foreclosure
• UIW Professor Appointed Examiner for 2011 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
• Mozart Festival Texas Comes to UIW
• Ford Canoe Challenge
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio stocks close on an upswing on Tuesday
• Rain brings some relief to drought stricken San Antonio
• SIOP Training in Harlandale
• NuStar strikes pipeline deal with Koch to move Eagle Ford crude
• Habitat for Humanity to be honored for energy-efficient homebuilding
• Borders’ planned San Antonio exit offers ironic twist
• Collapsed deal brings Borders to an end in San Antonio
• ACCIÓN awarded Treasury grant to boost small-business lending
• Sajóir beauty school opening in San Antonio
• Marriott hotels open in San Antonio
• GlobalSCAPE supplying cloud technology to audio/visual provider client
• Tesoro awards contract to Rangeland Energy
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio stocks down slightly at Monday’s market close
• San Antonio Pet Expo 2011
• Military contractor warns of pending layoffs in San Antonio
• Technology fund’s budget still uncertain
• Boerne’s Alpha Mini Storage is sold
• New community blends work and play in San Antonio
• Sevocity earns national certification on health technology
• Texas motorists can show their Spurs this fall
• Weaver names audit service leader in San Antonio
• Grammy winning singer-songwriter Michael Bolton to perform in San Antonio
• Sandbar and Il Sogno earn top marks from fearless foodie
• SAHA gets new round of funding for homeless vet program
• Pioneer offering expected to generate $94 million in proceeds
• SACU creates new department to oversee risk management
• USAA mobile deposits are growing
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio stocks climb higher at Friday’s market close
• Dausin Takes Over Tennis Program
• St. Mary's Adds Environmental Science Degree
• Def Leppard concert with Heart rescheduled for Sept. 24
• Christus Santa Rosa pediatric mobile clinic gets federal boost
• J.D. Power names CPS Energy a leader in customer satisfaction
• Sterling Foods wins baked goods contract with military
• EastGroup proceeding with Thousand Oaks office complex
• Humana’s virtual world for seniors has San Antonio ties
• Snelling Staffing expands to Corpus Christi
• Del Webb asking its residents to think pink
• Caring Senior Service approves second Pennsylvania franchise
• ESPN loves Spurs’ archenemy Mavericks
• Foreclosure-processing bubble building, report indicates
• San Antonio stocks lose luster at Thursday’s market close
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions
• Margate Entertainment Teams Up with TotalVid.com to Stream Classic Sports
• San Antonio-Austin filmmakers win Best Director award at New York film festival
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• GVEC’s credit outlook is stable
• New law gives credit for military experience
• Mayor Castro to join Texas Biomed board
• Buyer frenzy coming to bear on housing stats, SABOR report shows
• Pronto opens insurance office in San Antonio
• UIW creates daytime educational programs for non-traditional students
• Gas prices rebounding in San Antonio and throughout the U.S.
• Guadalupe Street Coffee joins ¡Por Vida! healthy restaurant campaign
• OLLU adding professional degrees in accounting, health care administration
• Miss Teen USA relying on NewTek to produce pageant
• AirStrip promotes executive to chief strategy officer
• NADBank furnishing more than $5 million to border communities
• Texas Business Journals Roundup
• San Antonio stocks rebound at yesterday’s market close
• Softball's Baker Named Heartland Woman of the Year
• The King and I
• Single-game tickets for UTSA football on sale next week
• Texas’ debt growing faster than feds’
• Cisneros to headline Hispanic Markets National Conference
• Clear Channel’s Pittman named most radio powerful executive
• San Antonio gets high scores from bond rating agencies
• OncoVista inching closer to patient trials on experimental drug
• UIW launching doctorate in nursing this fall
• H-E-B signs iCarly star for back-to-school campaign
• San Antonio nonprofit founder named a 2011 CNN Hero
• Lone Star Capital Bank appoints new CEO
• Australia's Wilde ready to realize American dream with debut album
• Vela Wins Heartland Sportsmanship Award
• Mary Poppins
• San Antonio stocks continue to slide on Tuesday
• TxDOT awards bridge contract to Sundt Construction
• Pioneer planning to conduct public offering of stock
• FAA helping San Antonio reduce airport noise
• Adult Degree Program Offers New Blended Learning Format
• BioMed SA forges working relationship with BioJerusalem
• Dr. Smith’s Diaper Ointment embracing social media to promote March of Dimes
• Bank of America hiring small business bankers in San Antonio
• Central Montana receives fresh round of capital from equity partner
• SAWS appoints new member to legal team
• San Antonio expected to be one of America’s next boom towns
• Eighty Rattlers Named Academic All-Conference
• Looming debt crisis worries investors as stocks tumble
• UTSA Roadrunners score TV deal with KENS 5
• Air Force credit union opens branch near Army post
• Italian resin manufacturer building plant in Corpus Christi
• BCFS opens transition center for Abilene youth
• UTSA awarded new round of NIH funding to promote science education for minorities
• H-E-B makes retail power list
• Several San Antonio area employers are hiring
• Mokara Hotel & Spa named one of the world’s best hotels
• Cardtronics brands ATMs for USAA in Washington D.C. area
• George Lopez
• San Antonio Burger Festival
• Most San Antonio stocks tumble on Friday
• General Land Office taking over hurricane-cleanup responsibility
• U.S. job market sluggish as unemployment rate rises
• Texas shuts down three San Antonio assisted living facilities
• San Antonio to sell nearly $200 million in debt
• CarFinance offering auto loans to Texans with bad credit
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit brand expanding in San Antonio
• USA Gymnastics holding qualifying rounds in San Antonio
• Bricks and mortar bookstores still essential to the industry, executive says
• Texas Oil and Minerals hires research firm to raise stock awareness
• IAS Claim Services taps executive to lead TPA division
• Abraxas stock posts 10 percent gain for the day
• USAA Real Estate-backed fund buys Los Angeles-area office property
• Restaurant Week coming in August
• San Antonio’s sales tax revenue is down for July
• San Antonio fuel prices are down despite rising cost of crude
• Spurs’ hockey franchise receives AHL honor
• Papouli’s giving patrons a taste of the arts
• Gov. Perry signs ‘cut, cap and balance’ pledge
• UTSA computer science professor named cyber-security educator of the year
• KCI in buyout talks, says media report
• Experian buys Medical Present Value
• Comptroller Combs adds endangered species tracking to her job description
• Texas Public Radio’s award-winning news reporter accepts job in Utah
• Julio Iglesias
• KCI’s stock value jumps 12 percent at market’s close
• Adams Flavors opening studio in downtown San Antonio
• San Antonio seen as an opportunistic market for hotel acquisitions
• San Antonio executives optimistic about projected company growth
• New product monitors online reviews and alerts small businesses
• Ocean2Ocean buys Austin apartment complex
• KIPP expanding public charter system in San Antonio
• An extended NBA lockout would hurt Spurs, league
• AirStrip Technologies competing in Mobile App Smackdown
• Abraxas buys oil rig to drill North Dakota wells
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions July 1, 2011
• Abraxas is leading San Antonio stock
• UTSA creating graduate-level business certificate programs
• Radio Disney, Food Bank helping San Antonio kids get fit
• Miner Fleet buys emergency glass-repair company
• Beirne Maynard opens San Antonio law office
• Baron buys mineral rights in North Texas
• Maximus to establish 400-employee call center in Rio Grande Valley
• Texas named leading state for sustainability
• Sierra names manager for aircraft maintenance operations
• San Antonio opens newest senior multi-service center
• Pioneer extends borrowing base on credit agreement
• HeadCat's Harvey tells how rockabilly unites metal with low-down bluesy fun
• Free movies at Bijou Cinema for July
• WWII camp prisoner and retired biology prof sets example for Texas drought
• Clear Channel parent is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• Tech executives optimistic about hiring prospects
• KGBTexas develops mobile site for mayor’s reelection campaign
• USAA contributed $250,000 to Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Greater Chamber introducing members to discounts via online coupons
• Texas Associates creates iPad application to assist insurance clients
• Boeing employees in San Antonio begin work on first 787 Dreamliner
• Mercedes-Benz recognizes Boerne dealership for outstanding performance
• Tootie Pie’s stock moves to OTC Link
• BCFS expands foreign youth program nationwide
• Here Enterprises in talks to buy Texas-based solar energy firm
• Taco Cabana names BradfordLawton the restaurant’s agency of record
• San Antonio pilot killed in plane crashed once seeded rain in south Texas sky
• Clear Channel posts biggest gain among San Antonio stocks
• SAHA communities set to receive recycling
• San Antonio refiners bid on $870 million worth of government oil
• Wienerschnitzel puts its latest golden anniversary game into gear
• Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center plans to turn café into restaurant
• Author Salman Rushdie to speak at Trinity University this fall
• Abraxas negotiates improved terms of its credit facility
• EDF working with Digital Defense as part of business retention effort
• NBA initiates player lockout
• Kinetic Concepts approved to sell portable wound-care device in UK
• STAARs Administrative Boot Camp
• New Breakfast Series for Recent Law Graduates
• Maná at the AT&T Center
• Abraxas posts biggest gain among San Antonio stocks
• GlobalSCAPE unveils new computer file backup service
• Westin La Cantera Resort is losing GM to retirement
• Gas prices are continuing to fall throughout the U.S.
• Mobile apps help you track down food trucks
• Texas economy ranks No. 2 in the nation
• USAA, Air Force Association develops co-branded card
• Publicist John Bloodsworth bringing cabin fever to San Antonio shoppers
• Whataburger taps new CEO to oversee restaurant company
• Houston and Dallas dirtier than San Antonio
• St. Mary's Names 2011 Distinguished Law Graduates
• Job and career fairs in Texas
• Free summer movies at Santikos
• San Antonio’s energy stocks post gains
• Tanger signs new retail leases
• IADT-San Antonio organizing drive to combat domestic violence
• KB Home agrees to buy former Fieldstone lots
• Raymond James agrees to pay Texas nearly $300,000 fine
• USAA buys title insurance company
• Randolph-Brooks enhances financial technologies
• Uproar Festival's lone Texas stop relegated to Houston
• Spurs’ hockey franchise has new NHL affiliation
• Corporate Travel Planners announces new affiliation, agency brand
• San Antonio tourism officials hot over July 4 fireworks ban
• San Antonio stocks continue to surge
• San Antonio Public Library offering free tunes
• Spazmatics Headline Fall Welcome Week Concert
• Stanbio Laboratory acquired by UK company
• San Antonio to promote Taiwanese art, dance
• CPS Energy honored for being major buyer of wind power
• SAWS injecting smoke into sewer lines over recharge zone
• South Texas Money Management earns extension on its certification
• Adler's Appetite treats Clicks to trip down Guns N' Roses lane
• Los Angeles firm buying Tel West as part of Texas expansion
• Wonderland of the Americas honoring former top commander in Iraq
• Edwards Aquifer Authority imposes tighter water restrictions in Uvalde
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Monday
• Investment fund sees San Antonio as prime market
• Valero foundation provides major gift to San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind
• Independence Day travel expected to be down in Texas, U.S.
• New congressional seat sets up Austin-San Antonio showdown
• Ballet Conservatory introduces dance classes at KIPP charter school
• NuStar will transport Eagle Ford Shale condensate to Texas Coast
• Toyota Tundra holds on to “American Made” label
• BAMC upgrading and expanding video surveillance system
• U.S. Global Investors to continue dividend payments
• ARC opening full-access swimming pool for the disabled
• Adler's Appetite's Steven Adler, Chip Z'Nuff on the record
• Maná
• NKOTBSB
• San Antonio summer food drive underway
• Over $10 million of cocaine and marijuana confiscated on Texas-Mexico border
• Miss Saigon
• Most San Antonio stocks tumble at market’s close on Friday
• San Antonio firms named to HispanicBusiness 500
• San Antonio region’s population expected to top 2.2 million
• Valero repairing leak at Corpus Christi refinery
• GVTC setting sights on closing the gap for rural broadband access
• NADBank wins award for financing environmental projects
• USAA, National Guard association expand relationship
• San Antonio homes up for grabs in five-day online auction
• San Antonio Business Journal announces 2011 Best in Commercial Real Estate award winners
• SwRI ignition system selected for R&D Award
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions June 24, 2011
• USA Today Recognizes St. Mary's Record of Service
• Perry signs tax-break bill benefiting aviation employers
• Biglari Holdings’ stock closes nearly 2.5 percent higher
• Pre-recession goal for retail sector not unlikely
• Central Catholic receives $5 million gift for new athletic center
• WNBA Silver Stars to honor local women
• Create and manage a campaign that includes social media tools, curated content and analytics
• Honorary graduate battling for his life
• San Antonio drivers continuing to pay less for gas
• Grand jury indicts San Antonio area couple for tax fraud
• Howard Energy Partners buys two Eagle Ford Shale companies
• City Council approves big investment in South Texas Research Facility
• EnerJex boosts production of oil in Texas, Kansas
• Harland Clarke recognized for quality call center services
• Queensryche's 'Dedicated To Chaos' not overly chaotic
• Baseball's Herbst, Baros Honored Academically
• Clear Channel parent’s stock closes 7 percent higher
• LifeCare named hospital ¡Por Vida! participant
• SA Youth to open new learning centers in South San Antonio
• Rackspace executive named leader in IT sales
• Defense agency chooses SwRI for advanced wireless space-based project
• San Antonio Rampage wins Telly award for creative commercial
• Texas homeowners helping residents halt foreclosure
• AMVETS offering military scholarships to University of Phoenix
• Fredericksburg sauce maker expands distribution to the U.K.
• Cross Border ramps up capital budget for more than 20 wells
• The Oak Ridge Boys
• UIW Now Offers CFP Board-Registered Program in Financial Planning
• San Antonio stocks post healthy gains on Tuesday
• South Texas Money Management lands D/FW airport as client
• Texas Comicon 2011
• San Antonio museums offering soldiers free summer admission
• South Texans can reduce pesticide exposures in produce with top cleanest foods
• USAA Real Estate sells Dallas area mixed-use development
• South Texans cautioned on Top 12 pesticide loaded fruits and vegetables
• Broadway Bank expects to benefit from downtown Methodist lease
• Wienerschnitzel celebrating golden anniversary with the Golden Wienie
• Perry signs fracking disclosure law
• Spurs could use another NBA draft-day discovery
• Five Star Cleaners joining fight to end hunger in San Antonio
• Campus Administration
• St. Mary’s law school earns international ranking in legal competition
• Community First appoints new chief financial officer
• News from SAISD - Coming Attractions
• South Texas school district trustee pleads guilty to taking bribe
• Advocacy Team Wins Bronze at International Contest
• Harte-Hanks was Monday’s leading San Antonio stock
• Sanitary Tortilla cited by OSHA for workplace violations
• CPS Energy unveils strategy to produce cleaner power
• Recycling
• Space contractor Wyle inks new lease at Brooks
• SAWS doubles production of stored water
• NBA’s 2011 Summer League cancelled
• Cross Border to benefit from stock report coverage
• Methodist planning medical-office building near downtown San Antonio
• Latest Bexar County foreclosure figures are encouraging sign of improvement
• Four new emergency hospitals planned for San Antonio by Baptist Health System
• Radio Formula Network debuts Spanish talk format in Alamo City
• Racist comments and suspicious activities at June ACS Advisory Board meeting
• Hyatt launches a new way for San Antonio to make a difference in the community
• Free movies at Santikos Bijou
• Q&A: Guns N' Roses' original drummer hungry to perform in S.A.
• Review: Peter Gabriel with the New Blood Orchestra concert at Texas performance
• Rockin' Green Cloth Diaper and Laundry Detergent Remixed
• Summer Family Fun at Stone Oak Youth Theatre
• Most San Antonio stocks were down on Friday
• Nixon State Bank agrees to settle lending discrimination lawsuit
• Pearl Brewery taps partner for mixed-use development
• San Antonio’s unemployment rate rises as more people enter workforce
• ACCIÓN extending reach into Arkansas
• The former comptroller of Watermark Group indicted for tax fraud
• KCI backing international wound registry project
• Caterpillar expanding South Texas manufacturing facility
• Valero to resume full production at East Texas refinery
• SAHA launching literacy program at Wheatley Courts 
• Administrative STAAR Overview
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Thursday
• Cox Smith attorney honored by national bankruptcy organization
• Class of 2011 takes the stage
• T-Mobile offering faster 4G service in San Antonio
• Gas prices in San Antonio continue to fall
• ESPN ranks Spurs best in NBA in new Ultimate Standings
• Mortgage rates break eight-week decrease streak
• McNay gets its groove back
• San Antonio lawmakers make best and worst lists
• Maximo Furniture expands to San Antonio
• Cross Border expands oil holdings in Permian Basin
• Class Marshal and Alumni Sponsor Smooth the Way for First-Year Students
• Summer at Trinity is Filled with Conferences
• Trinity University Announces Faculty Promotions
• A Search for Understanding
• Vela, Rein Named to PING All-Region Team
• Witte Museum Announces Fall 2011 Texas Debut Exhibition
• Jerry Seinfeld
• San Antonio stocks tank on Wednesday
• Santikos celebrates summer with free movies
• Former Emivest operations will be reborn as SyberJet Aircraft
• Poll reveals mixed views on hot-button topics
• San Antonio sees a rising trend in homelessness, report shows
• Clear Channel Outdoor names new chief financial officer
• Cross Border raises stock profile with move to OTCQX U.S. Premier
• Social Worker Directory
• Schertz postpones fireworks for July 4th celebration
• Clear Channel artists lend their support to MDA Telethon
• San Antonio Area Foundation awards latest round of scholarships
• 2010-2011 Archives
• Dry weather brings out the bugs
• AirStrip hires industry veteran as chief development officer
• San Antonio woman among those arrested at Galveston cruise ship terminal
• Dow posts triple-digit surge on Tuesday
• Bin 555 Chef takes award at Edible Texas event
• 2011-2012 Academic Calendar
• Texas Sheriff found guilty for misuse of official information and retaliation
• Workforce Solutions Alamo names new executive director
• LCRA hires new general manager
• Clear Channel closes on latest round of debt
• ITT Corp. hiring San Antonians for overseas IT contract work
• Survey reveals pessimism about national economy
• PCI Education recognized for quality reading software
• Man who held 77-year-old woman at knifepoint rolls over and dies during rape
• San Antonio poised to be major July 4th destination
• Poor nutrition during pregnancy may be factor in diabetes in children
• Long Island film festival selects movie by Austin-San Antonio filmmaker duo
• Mother giving birth saved from unfounded call for euthanasia
• Johnny P and the Wiseguys
• GlobalSCAPE posted highest stock gain in San Antonio
• Texas' gross state product grew in 2010
• USAA affiliate acquires interest in Texas properties
• Azuca founder opening Calypso restaurant in Helotes
• Rush in (Moving) Pictures
• Health Science Center researcher picked for national science policy fellowship
• New buffet restaurant concept to open in San Antonio's south side
• Valero reports glitch at Port Arthur refinery unit
• CAPE office wins Army Corps contract
• VRTX named innovative water technology company
• Grubb & Ellis, LMI helping GSA streamline billing processes
• U.S. Army grant will fund infectious disease research at UTSA
• Broadway Bank investing in new ATMs
• Help our seniors: Project Cool box fan drive underway
• Earth, Wind, & Fire brought San Antonio a perfect storm of funk, soul and blues
• Motley Crue, Poison take AT&T Center on one helluva nostalgic ride
• Ten-year-old Austin actress is creating sensational buzz at film festival
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
• Exclusive: Texas actress Elle LaMont is big hit at Breckenridge Film Festival
• Bottoms Named Assistant Women's Basketball Coach
• San Antonio stocks dip slightly to close out the week
• Gunn Automotive earns recognition for San Antonio GM dealerships
• Strieber & Associates combining with Hill Country accounting firm
• Covenant’s assets under management tops $1 billion
• San Antonio-Dallas rivalry could heat up with Mavericks win
• Readers speak out on San Antonio’s post-grad ranking
• Caliburn Capital-led venture buys San Antonio parking lots
• Exclusive interview with Austin actor-musician prior to his red carpet walk
• Health Science Center rolling out new high-tech microscope
• Study shows zoos have big economic impact
• Martin Luther King Jr. March founder dies
• Mamacita’s founder named Ernst & Young winner
• Independence Day Celebration
• July 4th Celebration and H-E-B Fireworks
• AG Abbott leads 16 state coalition to fight for Texas and San Antonio jobs
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biology
• SIOP Training in Harlandale
• Biology
• Summer School Science
• 'Motor City Madman' coming back to Backstage Live
• San Antonio stocks continued to climb on Thursday
• Former Spur Mike Mitchell loses battle with cancer
• Ocean2Ocean eying downtown Houston property
• Air Force Village opening new nursing facility in July
• Fate of Emerging Technology Fund tied up in special session negotiations
• San Antonio professor named Fulbright Scholar
• Energy theft costing San Antonio ratepayers big bucks
• Digerati inks reseller agreement with Starr Telecom
• Texas helping minority entrepreneurs compete for state contracts
• Ratings outlook for Universal North America Insurance revised to stable
• Board Committee Agendas
• District Committee Minutes
• District Committee Agendas
• Board Committee Minutes
• Youth rockers raising funds for performance at L.A. Music Awards
• Artists Looking at Art: Andy Villarreal
• Texas actor Karl Anderson: 'In the end there are no accidents'
• Baseball's Herbst Drafted by Philadelphia Phillies
• Concerts Under the Stars
• San Antonio stocks slump on Wednesday
• Clear Channel planning to sell additional $750 million in debt
• State, local sales tax collections are increasing
• Catholic Life financial strength rated “A-”
• Whataburger publishes new book about company history
• San Antonio delaying Stage Three restrictions
• Billy Harvey talks about STRINGS before Colorado's Breckenridge Film Fest
• Spurs of winter could have won another NBA title
• UTSA, Health Science Center offering streamlined M.D. program
• Arbor Park shopping center sold in 1031 exchange
• 2011-2012 Course Catalog
• Security Service scores major contributions in golf tournament
• EXCLUSIVE: Musician Billy Harvey is 'not a quitter' in new movie role, Part 1
• McCollum Cowboy Alumni compete in fun to raise funds for future graduates
• HHS wins Wellness Softball Tournament...AGAIN!
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Tuesday
• LCRA general manager stepping down
• TxDMV sending out electronic reminders to register vehicles
• UTSA accepts grant to support inorganic chemistry research
• FineArtStudioOnline creates artist mobile Web app
• San Antonio Mazda dealerships earn mark of distinction
• San Antonio named a top spot for college grads
• KCI helping tornado victims in Joplin, Mo.
• Explosion won’t halt Valero’s acquisition of Pembroke refinery
• Rackspace looking to expand in Austin
• Austin filmmaker Ben Foster debuts STRINGS movie at Breckenridge this weekend
• James Avery opens Alamo Ranch location
• Faster Pussycat's holiday weekend concert could have roadblocks
• Forbes Names St. Mary's National, State Leader
• Texas Folklife Festival
• San Antonio movie selected to screen at international film festivals
• San Antonio stocks down once again on Monday
• San Antonio included on Michael Jackson Immortal Tour
• McCombs to accept Greater Chamber’s highest award
• Azaya sells more than $3 million in debt in private placement
• H-E-B tournament raises more than $5 million for charity
• Former Congressman Rodriguez files for rematch
• Energy audits available to San Antonio homeowners
• Frank Tejeda Academy Graduates Take the Stage
• San Antonio-area hotels among slate of properties up for auction
• Mayor Julian Castro deems San Antonio 'Nuclear and Molecular Imaging Week'
• Valero, Rhapsody teaming up on special promotion
• Frontier launching nonstop flights from San Antonio to Kansas City
• Do writers and researchers manipulate dog bite statistics?
• Former Iron Maiden vocalist slated to Blaze a trail through town
• Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
• 'Guns! Razors! Knives!' Deftones deliver live for hardcore followers
• Scobee Planetarium
• Juneteenth San Antonio
• Military Career Expo
• (HHS) SAT testing at MCHS
• San Antonio stocks decline in value to close out week
• UTSA researchers embracing nanotechnology to accelerate diagnostics
• BREAKING: Texas school can pray during their graduation ceremony
• All-Stars tour bringing full day of metal to Backstage Live
• Christus hospital invests in new cardiovascular equipment
• San Antonio Council and Conservation Society will meet over Durango street name
• Unemployment rate hits 9.1% in U.S.
• San Antonio’s START earns high praise at national oncology conference
• San Antonio Missions offering healthier stadium foods
• San Antonio bakery helping more kids visit Morgan’s Wonderland
• Leal Middle School students dance their soles off
• Medical company BD unveils new San Antonio office
• Texas Credit Union League taps Firstmark CEO for board
• District Sites
• Boerne lumber company awarded military supply contract
• Controversy over prayer at Texas school graduation grows in Medina Valley
• San Antonio stock values dampened on Thursday
• (HHS) Senior Cap-n-Gown Day
• San Antonio institutions teaming up to advance biomed research
• HISD 8th grade students celebrate their success
• Halliburton seeking workers for Eagle Ford Shale
• Fuel prices are continuing to drop in San Antonio
• The Viable Group offering a helping hand to homeowners
• NBA nets big Finals TV audience in San Antonio
• Cross Border hires firm to increase investor awareness
• Canadian felines Kittie announce September concert
• San Antonio agencies accept state veterans funding
• Colonial Center inks new tenant leases
• VIA Metropolitan honored for financial reporting
• AirStrip Technologies names new CEO
• Titans Eve to present intellectual thrash at Nightrocker Live
• San Antonio Summer Art & Jazz Festival
• Students to pray at Medina graduation despite judge's ruling, citizens say
• (HHS) Senior Obligation Day
• (Bellaire) 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony
• STAAR Trainings (Send your Troops)
• Summer School Staff Development
• Collier Awards Prek-2
• San Antonio stocks tumble on Wednesday
• Safety, Measurements, and the Scientific Method
• Shock rockers Lizzy Borden returning to Alamo City in July
• Pre-Kinder Graduation, Momentous Occasion
• EnerJex buys Kansas oil property
• CPS Energy bills will be higher this summer
• Freddy’s Frozen Custard raising money for tornado victims
• Dallas Mavericks could use some of Spurs’ odd-year mojo
• Lab Safety
• Marathon Oil acquiring Eagle Ford Shale assets
• Miner Holding chairman named finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year
• Tech transfer office adding Texas State as partner
• Valero becomes strategic investor in Canadian biofuels company
• New student housing planned near San Antonio College
• 2011-12 Chemistry Curriculum
• (Wright) Awards Ceremony 3rd-5th
• (Col.Hts.) 3rd - 5th Grade Awards Ceremony
• (HHS) Senior Activity
• (Bellaire) 5th Grade Promotion Dance
• 2011 Summer School Staff Development
• (Schulze) AWARDS DAY
• Collier Field Day Prek-2nd
• San Antonio stocks continued to climb on Tuesday
• Frost Investment achieves milestone in mutual-fund assets
• San Antonio braces for tighter drought restrictions
• Remembering our Harlandale Heroes
• Texas GDP up 3.7 percent in 2011
• Eva Longoria is showing off her culinary skills with new cookbook
• Gov. Perry vetoes Internet sales tax bill
• New York investment firm to buy Academy Sports + Outdoor
• Perry signs tort reform bill into law
• Alamo Colleges tapped for program to improve graduation rates
• Manufacturing jobs dip slightly across Texas
• St. Edward's Takes First "Battle of the Saints"
• VersaCourt supplies multi-use courts for Lackland sports complex
• Trinity University Named to Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Business Administration Professor Wins Teaching Fellowship
• Trinity University Honors Dedicated Professors for Outstanding Teaching, Service, Scholarship
• Dean of Students Receives Award for Student Administrators
• Trinity Hosts German-American Fulbright Institute
• (Col.Hts.) Pre-K - 2nd Grade Awards Ceremony
• (Wright) Awards Ceremony K-2
• Scott's final filmed AC/DC concert comes to life with S.A. tie-ins
• Loudness sounds off on anniversary tour until venue pulls plug
• Placido Domingo
• Shakespeare in the Park
• Rivas Named Daktronics All-American
• (Adams) NASA Field Trip 5th
• (Col.Hts.) Pre-Kinder A.R. Celebration
• (TWMS) Yearbook Sale
• Pioneer Drilling is leading San Antonio stock on Friday
• North East ISD introducing graduations for smartphones
• Vandals cause disruption in service for GVTC customers
• Gillette Spur Choir Shines on TV
• San Antonio cancer program benefiting from Komen Race for the Cure
• Lynd purchases student housing portfolio
• San Antonio group gets state grant to help homeless veterans
• Whitesnake, Saxon to headline South Texas Rock Fest
• Former Silver Stars center dies in Australia
• Texas schedules sales tax holiday over Memorial Day Weekend
• Cornyn pushing bill to speed up FOIA requests
• Bill offers incentives to buy natural gas vehicles
• (Col.Hts.) 5th Grade Field Trip
• Gonzalez Named Honorable Mention All-American
• Sugarland
• (Adams) Texas State Aquarium 4th
• (Adams) Award Ceremony 2nd Grade
• (Col.Hts.) 4th Grade Field Trip
• Annual Federal Programs Evaluation & Info Meeting
• (Bellaire) Blast Into the Future/Remember the Past
• Abraxas leads pack among San Antonio stocks
• SBA honors Business Journal reporter during Small Business Week
• Foreclosure sales in Texas down, report shows
• USC Trojans’ failed NCAA appeal affects Alamo Bowl
• Texas Senate passes fracking disclosure bill
• Gas prices fall in anticipation of Memorial Day travel
• GVTC giving bandwith-hungry consumers faster Internet speeds
• PerfTech joins alliance with Atlanta tech firm
• San Antonio Red Cross helping Midwest tornado victims
• HISD honors their dedicated employees
• Clear Channel launches ad campaign to assist flood victims
• Latest Iron Maiden compilation offers worthwhile twist for diehards
• Leeza’s Place is closing at the Bob Ross Senior Center
• (Adams) 3rd gr Trip to Wonderworld
• (Adams) Award Ceremony 4th Grade
• (Adams) Award Ceremony 5th Grade
• Collier Clubs Banquet/Banquete de Clubs de Collier
• San Antonio stocks rebound on Wednesday
• San Antonio set to tear down ‘50s-era airport terminal
• Disney unveiling new store concept in the Alamo City
• SWBC’s Amato joins Dallas Fed’s Advisory Council
• Tootie Pie inks Austin lease for caf��
• Idol finalist McCreery’s fate tied to San Antonio’s Strait
• Sprint bracing Texas networks for hurricane season
• Wurzbach Parkway contractor accidently damages line
• San Antonio named expansion market for AT&T 4G LTE
• Gap stores offer 30% discount
• Forum seeks to connect suppliers with automakers like Toyota
• Budget deal cuts off thousands of students from financial aid
• SHAC Meeting
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• San Antonio stocks continuing to erode in value
• (Adams) Accelerated Reader Celebration
• (Adams) Award Ceremony Pre-K
• (Adams) Kinder Awards
• (Col.Hts.) G.T. Open House
• (Bellaire) Field Day
• Collier Talent Show/Programa de Talento de Collier
• Judas Priest's American farewell tour to kick off at AT&T Center
• Cross Border conducting private placement of stock, warrants
• Hispanic Chamber names leadership development class
• BRIO grilling up new taste for La Cantera shoppers
• San Antonio firms named to Inner City 100
• San Antonio Area Foundation doles out 2011 grants
• Biology
• Valero expected to help fuel Tobin Center redevelopment
• 111 cases of Americans killed in Mexico last year not solved says Texas Rep. Poe
• Digerati, Broadvox ink Voice over IP interconnection deal
• San Antonio featured for children���s educational book series
• SAWS chairman will not seek reappointment
• HISD family take part in GenTX College T-Shirt Day
• 2011-2012 Summer School Information
• SeaWorld San Antonio to add new Aquatica Texas park
• 2010-2011 Summer School Information
• 2010-11 Summer School Information
• 2010-2011 Summer School Information
• (Adams) 1st Grade Award Ceremony
• (Adams) 3rd Grade Award Ceremony
• (Col.Hts.) 3rd Grade Field Trip
• Nearly all San Antonio stocks lose value on Monday
• USAA RealCo purchases stake in grocery-anchored portfolio
• Spurs should listen to what Parker is preaching
• Water pipeline legislation dries up in House committee
• SAHA, homeowners agree to settle in��Mirasol��case
• Texas A&M System seeks to create national center for biosecurity
• River City adding drive-thru lanes, extending hours on South Side
• Eminent domain bill becomes law in Texas
• Judge Arteaga grants restraining order to stop San Antonio street name change
• Regents approve technology commercialization center at Texas State
• Rackspace introduces virtual desktop for managing Web sites
• Two Rattlers Make Regional All-Tournament Team
• Judge Arteaga decides if council's vote on Durango will be 'ram down throats'
• San Antonio job fairs
• No. 3 Rattlers Eliminated from Regional
• Queensryche's annual Ryche and Roll visit scheduled for September
• No. 3 Rattlers Will Look to Avoid Elimination
• Chris Young at Cowboys Dancehall
• Law Commencement Celebrates 249 Graduates
• Gonzalez Lands on Another All-Region Team
• Rivas Named to National All-Star Team
• Golfer Vela Makes CoSIDA Academic Team
• Dental surgery center for special needs patients comes to San Antonio
• (Adams) Principal's Cup of Tea
• (Bellaire) School Dance
• Pioneer concludes Friday as leading San Antonio stock
• After school programs at HISD will benefit from major donation
• Gas prices tumble across Texas
• Unemployment rate in San Antonio region dropped in April
• Guns on Campus bill dealt possibly lethal blow
• More shoppers are ringing up registers across Texas
• Freetail Brewing Co. founder frustrated with San Antonio leadership
• S.A. Lighthouse enlists support from art community for funding
• Environmentalists urging Texas consumers to buy clean cars
• Ex-USAA Real Estate CEO joining CPS Energy board
• No. 3 Rattlers Get Walk-Off Win in 12th Inning
• Researcher uncovers origins of mammal development
• Bill Nye: There’s money to be made in the green industry
• (Col.Hts.) 5th Grade Dance
• Free coffee for a year to first customers at new downtown Starbucks today
• Rattlers Land Four on Daktronics All-Region Team
• Abraxas leads the pack among San Antonio stocks
• Collier Freedom Musical/ FreedomMusical de Collier
• Greater Chamber urging support for BexarMet abolition bill
• WellMed launching clinics inside select Walmart locations
• Carl’s Jr. rolling out its name, and goodies, via Star Diner
• San Antonio call centers win big at PTMA
• San Antonio mayor and council vote yes to spend $100,000 to change street name
• Veterinary hospital group selects San Antonio for convention
• Avenida Guadalupe Association assisting entrepreneurs in West San Antonio
• HISD celebrates prestigious award with community
• Spurs should get in on the NBA statue talk
• UTSA ranks in top quartile in hydrogeology
• Whataburger’s Facebook fans rate their favorite burger
• St. Mary's Receives Presidential Award
• St. Mary's Garners Fourth National Service Award
• Softball's Gonzalez, Brittain Named All-Region
• San Antonio stocks bounce back after two-day decline
• Security Service expanding to New Braunfels
• Gap encouraging shoppers to donate old clothes to Goodwill
• HESA Officers inducted for the 2011-2012 school year
• St. Philip’s IT curriculum earns government certification
• Energy Management expands Texas oil holdings
• Pioneer wins contract to build oil rigs
• Spurs should hope that Thunder will lower the boom on Dallas
• Cellular Sales setting sights on South Texas expansion
• Tootie Pie sales up in April
• UTSA named a top spender with minority firms
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Four Rattlers Honored by NCBWA
• San Antonio stocks continued to slide on Tuesday
• Vidacare clears more regulatory hurdles in Europe
• Harlandale ISD wins the H-E-B Excellence in Education award
• Lawmakers want more scrutiny over economic grants
• Improving Texas economy expected to add $1.2 billion to state coffers
• Planned Systems International wins defense contract
• Mexican 'naturopathic' man charged with unlawfully posing as doctor in Texas
• Freetail selects downtown Houston for second Texas brewpub
• San Antonio developing South Side brush recycling site
• Q&A: Drummer Jon Dette
• GlobalSCAPE names new CFO at technology company
• UTSA completes advanced visualization lab
• KCI retools board structure, debuts new product
• Austin Wine and Music Festival
• Q&A: Heathen singer David White
• Starry Starry Night
• Attorney Ken Feinberg Visits St. Mary's
• Bertrand's Latest Work Garners Literary Award
• South Central Regional Baseball Bracket Set
• Most San Antonio stocks tumble on Monday
• UTSA accepts nearly $175,000 from Bill Gates Foundation
• Payment Data posts first-quarter loss
• Harland Clarke helping banks crack down on fraud
• Electrical contractor indicted by grand jury in Texas school district fraud
• RediClinic helping H-E-B customers battle the bulge
• HISD sees through a child’s eye
• M/I Homes to provide TriStone with the capital cache to grow
• Incarnate Word developing bachelor���s program in financial planning
• Tesoro scores military aviation fuel contract
• San Antonio joins national cyber-security initiative
• Track
• NBA legend David Robinson lends support for ThriveWell Cancer Foundation
• Job opportunities in the area
• St. Mary's to Host South Central Baseball Regional
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Musicians' memories, new song mark anniversary of Dio's death
• Conference Champs! No. 4 Baseball Clinches Title
• Softball Eliminated from Regional Tournament
• Rattlers Deliver, Adavance to Heartland Title Game
• REO Speedwagon
• WWE Monday Night Raw
• SAMMinistries named finalist in Toyota 100 Cars for Good program
• No. 4 Baseball Erases Early Deficit to Advance
• Softball Pulls off Upset in Regional Opener
• Keep Track of the Lady Rattlers at Regionals
• St. Mary’s recognized nationally for community service
• (Adams) Field Day
• (Adams) PTA Movie Night
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Talent Show
• (Col.Hts.) Last day of A.R.
• (Col.Hts.) Career Day
• San Antonio Zoo adds new critters to its collection
• Foreclosures in Texas are on the decline, report shows
• Communities In Schools takes the classroom outdoors
• SWBC Life Insurance’s financial strength, credit upgraded
• ANNUAL FEDERAL PROGRAMS EVALUATION
• Schertz promotes economic development director to city manager
• Texas lawmakers clarify Internet tax rules
• SBA launches program for women veterans
• Sportsman Channel TV hosts prepare special meal at Haven for Hope
• San Antonio scores in Top 25 for transit access, coverage
• H-E-B hosting health summit to fight childhood obesity
• St. Mary's University Receives Presidential Award
• Rising employment, falling inventory will benefit apartment owners
• Opening Day of Baseball Tournament Rained Out
• San Antonio stocks experience slight rebound
• (Adams) Career Day 1st-2nd
• GlobalSCAPE’s first-quarter revenues up 5 percent
• Gas prices in San Antonio inching closer to $4
• Texas House seeks more transparency in Department of Insurance
• San Antonio making it tougher for restaurants to dump grease down the drain
• 'Rain! Rain! Rain!' relieves parched San Antonio after months of drought
• CPS Energy crews are working to restore outages
• Raba-Kistner named Utah’s best civil engineering firm
• Hispanic Chamber leading San Antonio delegation to Spain
• Relay for Life awareness reaches new heights
• Books-A-Million expands to Laredo
• What is an au pair and do I need one?
• Service King closes on Alamo Body acquisition
• Heartland Conference Baseball Tournament Central
• (Col.Hts.) Career Day
• (Col.Hts.) Art Exhibit
• Original Guns N' Roses drummer bringing his appetite to Clicks
• Migl, Holland, Rivas Among Rattler Award-Winners
• San Antonio stocks tumble in value on Wednesday
• Texas’ sales tax revenue continuing to climb
• (Adams) Career Day PK & K
• Spurs’ Neal receives big honor in wake of team’s huge disappointment
• Jblog is Moving!
• Former San Antonio news anchor Karen Gallagher arrested
• As ETF heads for chopping block, tech group pleads for its life
• Plastic and Cosmetic Center of South Texas earns surgical accreditation
• SA Youth receives state support for inner-city program
• Bill Nye the Science Guy is coming to San Antonio
• Orix creates $200 million fund to invest in Texas technology, infrastructure
• Sundt Foundation names San Antonio president
• HISD showcases talent at Mission Branch Library
• UIW Listed as one of the Top 100 Universities Serving Hispanics in the United States
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• (Col.Hts.) A.R. Field Trip
• War of Words
• (Adams) Career Day 3rd-5th
• Abraxas’ stock closes nearly 5 percent higher on Tuesday
• Tea Time at Woodlake Elementary
• Southwest Research Institute seeking new opportunities in China
• Rackspace earnings up 40.9 percent in first quarter
• Retail tenants still in the driving seat — for now, insiders say
• Eva brings us cool jazz
• Culinaria fit and fun
• Texas scrutinizing corporate incentives
• Time Warner shifts C-SPAN II to digital format
• Texas Senate OK’s right-to-carry guns on college campuses
• Kiolbassa selling branded sausage in 12 states
• Students Kick up Their Heels
• Texas House approves 'loser-pays' tort reform bill
• Texas lost 56,000 jobs in wake of NAFTA
• South Texas sad over death of auto expert and personality Steve Gehrlein
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• Rivas Named Semifinalist for National Award
• We're in! Softball Qualifies for Regional Tourney
• Toyota San Antonio component provider faces stiff penalties for OSHA violations
• U.S. Global Investors’ stock closes 5 percent higher on Monday
• (HHS) Progress Reports Delivered
• McCollum H.S. Teacher Wins Trinity Prize
• Researchers looking into San Antonio’s obesity problem
• UTSA football focus of new Fox Sports reality TV series
• San Antonio housing market still bucking national trend
• Abraxas posts first quarter net loss
• SAMMinistries urging San Antonians to vote on Facebook
• IHOP bringing breakfast goodies to the home
• La Prensa’s West San Antonio office hit by vandals
• U.S. DOT OK's $15 million for high-speed rail in Texas
• UIW Students Win First Place in 2011 International Business Plan Competition
• Cinco de Mayo
• Lakers’ pitiful exit could be good sign for Spurs
• Literary Magazine Reveals Creative Side of the Trinity Community
• Two High School Science Educators Named Recipients of the Trinity Prize for Excellence in Teaching
• Trinity to Hold Commencement May 14
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Accept axeman's injuries give way to one of 'best nights ever' at Backstage Live
• Heartland Baseball Tournament Schedule Set
• Softball's Baker Makes CoSIDA Academic Team
• Solar is soaring in San Antonio
• (HHS) SAT testing at McHS
• Comfort Trade Days to honor military with Armed Forces Day ceremony May 21st
• Remembering Phoebe Snow and our mom's on Mother's Day
• One of HISD’s best kept secrets
• Pioneer Drilling posts highest stock gain on Friday
• Free Trade Alliance selects UIW team for business-plan competition
• iCORE venture planning San Antonio commercial real estate expansion
• Valero leads the pack in San Antonio on Fortune list
• Baron Energy locks in crude prices via hedging
• ThePaintDrop.com dropping some convenience on customers
• Trinity Prize Luncheon
• SeaWorld’s motion picture division releasing sea turtle documentary
• Texas Senate seeks higher professional fees
• Football Camp Donation
• Employee Recognition Banquet
• Harlandale Middle School band earns coveted award
• JEF Employee Scholarships
• UTSA football not yet ready for prime time
• (Col.Hts.) 2nd Cup of Coffee
• Southwest Airlines expands flights to Mexico
• JHS Students Receive Scholarships
• Thank you HISD Teachers!
• Staff
• (Schulze) Build a Taco
• First bands revealed for revived South Texas Rock Fest
• (Col.Hts.) Last Day for A.R.
• Rein Leads Rattlers at Regional Golf Championship
• Yanni
• Jazz Garden Party
• San Antonio stock performance mixed on Thursday
• North Star Mall helping retailers do more with less
• JHS Students Receive Scholarships
• Dallas’ MedProperties acquires South Texas Spine & Surgical Hospital
• Land Heritage Institute completes new nature trail
• Fuel prices nearing the $4 mark nationwide
• Texas' Rainy Day Fund untouched in latest budget
• School Report Card
• Computer Graphics recognizes NewTek 3D software
• GVTC golf tournament raises record level for Hill Country charities
• World Class Capital buys two San Antonio shopping centers
• Colombian tax payment stings Pioneer’s financial results
• Baseball Takes Over Top Spot in Region
• (HHS) AP Calculus Exam - Rm 314
• (HHS) Indian Olympics 5/16/11
• Most San Antonio stocks closed down on Wednesday
• San Antonio Rising Stars names PR agency of record
• Company formerly known as Blackwater taps Ashcroft
• UIW Celebrates Class of 2011
• Oil industry touts economic impact on Texas
• Caroline Kennedy advocates for poetry at home and in schools
• Legislation would prohibit property transfer fees
• Texas wildfires turning into political hot potato
• Spurs may have to deal with their own Cuban crisis
• Seguin insurance agency donating $100,000 to charity
• Autism Treatment Center caps off initial expansion
• Que brille la cultura de Harlandale. Let the Harlandale culture shine
• $20 Off School Supplies!
• UIW event, research will highlight Mexico’s current struggle
• Round 2 Rained out at Men's Golf Regional
• (HHS) BBQ Plate Sale - Class of 2012
• (HHS) Indianette Spring Dance Show
• (HHS) ASL Popcorn Sale
• Integrated Physics and Chemistry
• San Antonio stocks continued to slide on Tuesday
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Rapier charitable trust donates $1 million to Healy-Murphy
• San Antonio hires public health director
• San Antonio universities earn high marks for Hispanic achievement
• Texas Biomed part of research team to fight bioterrorism
• A Little Change Goes A Long Way
• Fort Sam Houston is educating some of the top nurses in U.S.
• San Antonio's own Admiral McRaven commanded the raid on Usama Bin Laden
• TxDOT facing little changes after sunset review
• San Antonio launching extension Municipal Court location
• Mission sells oil to Southeast Asia customer
• UIW Listed as Top Hispanic-Serving Institution
• Texas loses Competitiveness Award to La. neighbor
• National Teacher Day
• (Col.Hts.) Kinder Field Trip
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• Harlandale students recognized at Decision Day
• Vela Paces Men's Golf Early at Regional Tournament
• Solar Fest offers San Antonio entertaining education at family festival Saturday
• San Antonio teen girl arrested for drugs strapped to her body at Texas border
• Most San Antonio stocks take a tumble on Monday
• Bid Documentation Schedule
• USAA sells part of retail portfolio to Inland
• Baristas Coffee launches first location in San Antonio
• Bill would ease regulations on certain small food businesses
• SwRI names new assistant director
• San Antonio appoints Dallasite to head Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Genesis Networks spins off Boston IT subsidiary
• Debtpoint picks Digerati technology for international call center
• HISD Teacher of the Year honored at award banquet
• Valero customers contribute record amount to Muscular Dystrophy Association
• State Department warns U.S. travelers following death of bin Laden
• No. 5 Baseball Closes Regular Season in Style
• Biotech firm GenSpera completes another funding round
• JISD Early Voting Begins Today
• Seether, Puddle of Mudd & Co. bring love and sleaze to Kiss Fest
• Obama to announce Bin Laden death (breaking news)
• All That Remains guitarist talks Texas love; bandmates back it up
• cpeters@stmarytx.edu
• Metal youths hell bent on entertaining breast cancer walk participants
• San Antonio Sports receives $250,000 in grants this week
• Get ready for The American Hero 25K Relay at Alamo Stadium: May 29
• Softball Falls in Tournament Title Game
• Josh Groban
• No. 5 Baseball Wins 11th, 12th Straight
• Softball Gets Must-Win to Stay Alive
• NuStar GP Holdings’ stock posts highest gain in San Antonio
• Cullen/Frost’s quarterly profits benefitted by improving economy
• JECA Hosts Drive One 4 UR School Fundraiser
• San Antonio Water System being honored for turning waste into a resource
• Fuel prices in Alamo City continuing to climb
• Science Supplemental Resources Adoption
• Textbook Resources
• Open
• Request for Quotations
• Wentworth still one-vote short on guns-on-campus bill
• Converse Elementary Coach Recognized for Award
• Biology
• San Antonio to invest $200,000 on new South Side park
• EnerJex poised to expand oil holdings in Kansas
• Science, Grade 8
• Science, Grade 7
• Science, Grade 6
• Science, Grade 5
• Alamo City’s SXSW inquiry strikes a nerve in Austin
• Ex-LaCoste president to spend five years in federal prison
• NEISD blocking public access to Bannwolf Library
• Gonzalez Drives in Five in Softball Playoff Opener
• (Schulze) Walking for Waffles Sign Up
• (Adams) PTA Mother's Day Fundraiser
• Band
• Flight returns to San Antonio for emergency landing with 151 on board
• Boiler Plates
• Some local school districts to receive new federal education funding soon
• Attorney Ken Feinberg to Visit St. Mary's
• Ten Softball Players Receive All-Conference Honors
• JISD Special Olympics Athletes Compete
• No. 5 Baseball Wins Final Game at V.J. Keefe Field
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Meet the Cemetery Dogs of San Jose Burial Park
• Wright students are motivated by TAKS Rally performance
• What are you doing to address the "stray dog plague" at San Jose Cemetery?
• Swing-In Celebrates Mardi Gras
• San Antonio fan remembers the music and life of Phoebe Snow, dead at age 58
• Savings Opportunities
• Weitzel Center’s Annual Easter Event lights up students faces
• Summer K-12 Credit by Examination Dates Set
• Miller's Point Students Get Pumped for TAKS
• Mother tells of last phone call and finding beloved vice principal's body
• O'Neal Again Named Heartland Pitcher of the Week
• Santikos Provides Ticket To Education
• Eight Days in Dubai
• On the Red Carpet
• Softball's Gonzalez Wins Heartland Hitter's Award
• Twenty members from nine notorius gangs arrested in South Texas
• Rock of Ages
• San Antonio stocks mostly down on Monday
• Christus honored for kidney transplant surgeries
• Spurs may need more than a Gov. Perry prayer against Grizzlies
• Spurs physician named Valero Alamo Bowl chairman
• HISD Guidance & Counseling Program
• Judson ISD Rolls Out Moving Billboards
• Mensa selects best ways to play with the mind
• Nationwide hiring new agents throughout Texas
• Quiz Bowl
• Alamo RMA clears legal hurdle in freeway project
• AT&T trimming 60 positions in San Antonio
• James Avery opens third store in Atlanta area
• PCI Education debuts new products to help struggling students
• JHS Basketball Star Signs with University of Denver
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Men's Golf Earns Another Regional Tournament Bid
• Q&A: Seether brings the rock from one S.A. to Hill Country of another
• San Antonio women's weekend
• Shake up your networking plan
• Five Tennis Players Earn All-Conference Honors
• South Texas police chief and seven others sentenced to federal prison
• O'Neal Nearly Completes 10-Inning No-Hitter in Win
• Rockin' Green Laundry Detergent to Host San Antonio Site of Record Event
• Kiss Fest 2011
• Trinity is helping low-income high school kids apply for college
• CPS Energy says there’s still time to qualify for tree rebate
• San Antonio based USAA offers 7 most common mistakes for people moving
• Cigarroa named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• A Bit of Britain celebrating grand opening, royal nuptials
• Chromalloy wins Air Force engine contract
• Grubb & Ellis REIT buys San Antonio medical office building
• Men's, Women's Tennis Fall at Conference Tourney
• No. 8 Baseball Clinches Conference Title
• Conference Softball Tournament Schedule Set
• Tech Fund is down but not out
• April 21, 2011 Board Meeting Notes
• Graduation Dates Set
• JISD Closed on Friday
• Clear Channel posts largest gain among San Antonio stocks
• HESA Today Banquet
• HISD’s top educators celebrate latest achievement
• Boeing selects San Antonio for 747-8 Freighter work
• Rush Enterprises revs up senior management hires
• Gas prices tick up again for Texas motorists
• Get ready for HESA Today Banquet
• Easter Bunny Visits Spring Meadows Elementary
• Girl Scouts hires new CFO
• Comptroller hires IT consultant to avoid data leaks
• Councilman says S.A. officials should meet with South by Southwest organizers
• UTSA grooming future technology entrepreneurs
• Clear Channel selected to produce Hollywood motion picture ad campaigns
• Angelo State's Walk-Off Winner Stuns Softball
• UTSA business dean named powerful, influential woman
• JHS Tennis Players Advance to State
• Abraxas registers largest gain among San Antonio stocks
• Rush Enterprises posts net income of $7.3 million
• Spurs, San Antonio target of national media jabs
• San Antonio’s housing market posts respectable gains heading into the busy season
• President Obama participating in Facebook townhall meeting
• Texas A&M offering guaranteed college admission to U.S. Marines
• Lynd Co. lauded for energy-efficiency measures
• Students Support Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami Survivors
• Judas Priest guitarist retires before farewell tour
• Judson Early College Academy Inducts Students into NHS
• JECA Student Makes History
• NRG Energy suspends South Texas nuclear plant expansion
• Baron Energy expands production of West Texas oil
• (Col.Hts.) K-2nd Grade Field Trip
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• San Antonio business and arts community rallies for Japan
• Cantu Paces Women's Golf's 5th-Place Finish
• Rein Finishes Second at Conference Championship
• Rivas, Rattlers' Baseball Remain Red-Hot
• NuStar closes acquisition of AGE Refining
• Earth Day celebration slated for Pearl
• La Vernia vice prinicpal Glenn Hendrickson remembered, Part 2
• Upset parents address La Vernia School District Board
• 2nd Grade Field Trip (Adams)
• Motley Crue fans can vote for AT&T Center concert setlist
• Finance Professor Wins Dow Award
• Gold Stars Dance Team celebrate National Championship
• U.S. Global posts highest gain among San Antonio stocks
• FINRA suspends Pinnacle Partners
• JHS Drama Department Advances to State
• Silver Eagle introducing summer brews in San Antonio
• Texas Senate considers direct sales at breweries
• Judson High Baseball Standout signs with Grambling State
• Rackspace launching load-balancing technology for cloud servers
• Business Journal recognizes 50 companies as ‘Best Places to Work’
• CPS Energy lauded for customer satisfaction
• South Texas farmers, ranchers benefiting from Capital Farm distribution
• GlobalSCAPE wooing potential customers in Europe
• (Col.Hts.) 1st Grade Field Trip
• Christus appoints nursing executive over health system
• Texas Attorney General commends court for dismissing National Day of Prayer suit
• Vela, Rein in Hunt for Conference Championship
• Women's Golf in 5th Place at Heartland Tournament
• Registration Open For Summer Athletic Camps
• Puppet Show (Adams)
• SeaWorld of San Antonio received secretly relocated beluga at 3 a.m. Sunday
• O'Neal Wins Heartland Pitcher of the Week Award
• Hispanic Chamber Brings U.S.Senator to Campus
• Free Movie Night -The Last Temptation of Christ
• La Vernia area communities come together for Sophie Sparks benefit in New Berlin
• U.S. Global is San Antonio’s leading stock
• Edwards Aquifer Authority implements drought-management plan
• NSIDE Publications developing new North Carolina mags
• Bionic Products buying Texas oil firm
• Texas lawmakers to debate soda tax
• Hilco takes new tactic in wake of bidding war over Emivest headquarters
• Water pipeline bill to get hearing in Austin
• Federal Reserve trimming positions at San Antonio branch
• O'Neal Fans 11 in No. 8 Baseball Victory
• JISD Students Know How to Fiesta
• WHS Basketball Star Commits to Colorado
• Wagner High Students Host Senior Tea Party
• Kitty Hawk Takes on TAKS with Jeopardy
• Helicopter Easter Egg Drop
• No. 8 Baseball Opens OPSU Series with Wins
• Remember When? Lee Delivers with Historic Hit
• Dokken, The Next Day symbolize passing of metal's torch
• Split Leaves Softball Needing One More Win
• Baseball Series at OPSU Rescheduled Due to Wind
• What to do after Fiesta week is over
• Clear Channel parent is San Antonio’s leading stock
• Texas gov talks economic development with California officials
• Central Texas CoreNet Chapter thinking green for inaugural event
• San Antonio blood bank seeking new CEO
• KWEX Univision enhances TV news coverage in San Antonio
• San Antonio retail market still primed for growth
• San Antonio employers added more than 12,000 jobs in March
• San Antonio accountants to be honored for financial literacy efforts
• Valero Texas Open installs high-tech video monitoring system
• Fiesta week, how does it impact San Antonio?
• NuStar acquiring South San Antonio refinery
• Are You Ready For Some Football?
• JHS Swimmer Signs With UNT
• Pizza Fundraiser Planned For Cheerleaders
• Schools Team Up To Make Great Music
• Big Night for JHS Theatre
• All That Remains singer talks earthquakes, rocking S.A., and serving his country
• Ceremony to be Held to Honor Fields' 600th Win
• Mike Epps
• Disney On Ice: Toy Story 3
• Fiesta goes to the dogs this Saturday
• Pioneer is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• CCCS of San Antonio has new CEO
• Judson High Plans Softball Camp
• Red Ventures is planting flag in San Antonio
• San Antonio to be site of inaugural Hispanic market retail conference
• Reminders
• James Avery Craftsman increases retail presence in Austin
• King San Antonio shares his gold with Adams ES and Columbia Heights ES
• Something New
• Disney has high hopes for Rick Riordan’s Kane Chronicles sequel
• House passes eminent domain bill
• Foreclosure numbers in San Antonio down, study finds
• Bad Weather Make-Up Day on Friday
• Updates
• Bexar County stimulus data available for smart phones and tablets
• A Posting From Purchasing (Internal Only)
• Helpful Hints
• Seniors Propel No. 8 Baseball Past ACU
• Rattled Spurs tip off post-season on final day of Fiesta
• Tough economy forcing teens to wait to get driver’s license
• SALB director earns dubious reward for shaving down debt
• Catapult Systems sees big gains in energy sector
• JISD Board Votes to Eliminate Positions
• Assassins by Ken Frazier
• Tesoro posts biggest local stock gain on the day
• Alamo Bowl officials hope Thursday is better than Wednesday
• Updated Foursquare dashboard offers new tools for merchants
• Hilco Real Estate marketing headquarters of financially strapped Emivest
• SwRI scientists fighting chemical warfare
• South Texas Money Management gains new president
• Judson ISD Yesterday and Tomorrow (Video)
• Obama proposes to cut deficit by $4 trillion over 12 years
• (Col.Hts.) Fiesta Parade
• Government shutdown would have impacted nearly 20,000 in San Antonio
• Wounded warriors getting front row seat at Valero Texas Open
• Students have new voice in Superintendent’s Student Advisory Committee
• Fields Wins No. 600
• SAWS names new general counsel
• Randolph-Brooks rated one of the top credit unions in America
• (Col.Hts.) Royal Visit
• Memorial Day Arts and Crafts Show
• Clear Channel parent posted biggest local stock gain
• Valero Texas Open scores $9 million in charitable donations
• Seguin selects CPS Energy as its wholesale supplier
• Texas Biomed chooses design team for campus expansion
• House considers extending franchise tax exemption
• Rosenberg School of Optometry Students Presented at First Clinical Induction Ceremony
• KCI promotes associate general counsel to chief legal officer
• USAA named a good employer for working moms
• San Antonio completes new public library branches
• San Antonio eye doctor named to state optometry board
• Judson High Picks Special Olympic Athlete for Prom King
• Clear Channel to develop new billboards in Albuquerque
• JHS & WHS Students Win Athlete of the Year Honors
• JISD Student Dental Program Receives Grant Awards
• JHS DECA Students Help Build a House
• Elementary Basketball League a Success
• Persistent drought conditions in San Antonio trigger Stage One water restrictions
• Family, friends and students remember assistant principal Glenn Hendrickson
• Avalanche Tour support acts cook up a storm of lively rock
• Senioritis? Not with Softball's Miller
• Nevermore cancels S.A. stop; Accept back on at Backstage Live
• Nude lady design offered online as new symbol of San Antonio Fire station
• Rush Truck Centers parent leads San Antonio stock pack
• Healy-Murphy Center to embark on needed upgrades
• San Antonio TV news journalist Deborah Knapp honored by FBI Director
• Boysville expanding emergency shelter capacity in San Antonio
• Police officer sentenced to 25 years for drug trafficking and firearms violation
• Caring Senior Service expanding further in Dallas area
• University of Washington wins national cyber competition
• Beef ‘O’ Brady’s ready to turn up the heat in San Antonio
• Texas data goof puts 3.4 million people at risk for identity theft
• Aeromexico adding San Antonio-to-Mexico City flight
• MCCI Medical Group opens San Antonio office
• M7 Aerospace wins Navy aircraft contract
• JISD Students and Employees Help Converse Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• A Journey into a Deaf and Mute Artist's Mind
• Trinity University Press Features Best Gardening Book of 2010
• Trinitonian Wins Regional Society of Professional Journalists Awards
• President to take Trinity message to East Asia
• Connecting the Dots on Out-of-School Care
• Converse Students Show Off Stacking Skills at Alamodome
• Rapiers donate $2.2 million to SAMMinistries
• Go!Kids celebrate fitness during Fiesta at a Special Field Day
• No. 8 Baseball Cruises Past UTPB to Win Series
• TAMIU Tops Softball to Force First-Place Tie
• Fiesta San Antonio 2011
• Ode to Slipknot's 'fallen brother' sweet touch to Stone Sour's Avalanche of rock
• Man driving orange Dodge truck wanted in murder and stabbing in New Braunfels
• Softball Takes over First Place in Heartland
• No. 8 Baseball Splits with UTPB
• (Col.Hts.) Saturday School
• Viva la Fiesta in the HISD!
• Pioneer leads the pack among San Antonio stocks
• Toyota to cut North American production in wake of Japanese quake
• Lewis Funeral Home owner passes away
• H-E-B upgrading East San Antonio grocery stores
• Students in TAKS Mode
• KCI helping San Antonians get their groove back with Symphony donation
• George Strait part of group which has acquired Tapatio Springs Golf Resort
• San Antonio selects Guido Brothers to replace Fire Station #27
• SABJ announces 2011 Health Care Heroes
• Carroll Bell ES Staff raises awareness on child abuse and neglect prevention
• VMC Consulting completes South San Antonio call center
• SAHA receives nearly $400,000 in HUD funds
• NewTek promotes long-time executive to manage company growth
• Time Warner Cable teaching students ins and outs of broadcasting
• Rapier family presents major donation to SAMMinistries
• New app rewards customers for shopping
• Metzger Students Become Engineers for a Day
• Adventure Club named Best in Texas
• Comedian Stirs Up Converse Elementary Students
• (Col.Hts.) Friday Academy
• Tourists and residents say let the police do their jobs with downtown beggars
• Rush Enterprises leads the pack among San Antonio stocks
• QualTex expands blood-testing services to Georgia
• TriStone Homes acquired by out-of-state builder
• San Antonio area agencies collaborating in fight against child abuse
• Environmentalists asking lawmakers for right to ban plastic bags
• San Antonio gas prices continuing to pinch drivers in the wallet
• NewTek exec croons on album benefiting Japan
• King Anchovy Tim Campion is ready for Fiesta fun at Cornyation
• Senate calls for transparency in insurance
• McGuyer Homebuilders expands footprint in San Antonio with Wilshire purchase
• Former San Antonio judge joins anti-truancy firm in Dallas
• Humana, La Raza helping Hispanic seniors manage diabetes
• Middle School Students Bringing Honor to JISD
• Miller's Point Elementary Student Artwork Honored
• Reporter and Gymnasts Help Elementary Students Learn
• Wagner High Students Earn Office Certification
• (Col.Hts.) PERC Meeting
• Rein, Vela Share Player of the Week Award
• ABA Awards Gold Key to St. Mary's Student
• HISD takes part in education rally
• U.S. Global racks up pair of leading local stock performances
• 2009-2010 Archives
• Results
• Closed
• Open
• 2010-2011 Archives
• 2009-2010 Archives
• XPEL secures new line of credit
• UTSA awarded over $240,000 to assist minority entrepreneurs
• Residence Inn names new general manager
• Burglary Suspect Arrested
• JISD Middle School Bands Dominate Competition
• Olympic Fever at Hopkins Elementary
• Genesis Networks announces partnership with Certes Networks
• Kitty Hawk Middle School Gets Fit
• Coronado Village Students Take Learning Outside
• South by Southwest may have overstayed its welcome in Austin
• San Antonio construction firms running leaner and leaner
• Office of Personnel Management issues statement on federal shutdown
• Results
• Closed
• Open
• Sales tax revenues rebounding across Texas
• 2010-2011 Archives
• 2009-2010 Archives
• Operations
• Gunn honored as one of country’s top Honda dealerships
• Elementary Pacing Charts 2011-2012
• Elementary Scope and Sequence 2011-2012
• Elementary Pacing Charts 2011-2012
• No. 8 Baseball Back to Winning Ways
• Tootie Pie closes S.A. retail store, opens Austin outlet
• Crestview Elementary Wins $20,000
• Rampage Sign Brandon Gormley And Philip Lane
• Vela, Rein Lead Men's Golf to 7th at UCO Classic
• Women's Golf Finishes 17th at GCU Invitational
• Oyster Bake 2011
• Staff changes at ACS a positive sign or a red flag?
• JISD Police Seek Burglary Suspect
• Computer Science Students Win District
• Elementary Students Tackle TAKS
• SkillsUSA Students Win Big at State
• U.S. Global is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• More details of La Vernia Texas school district concerns revealed
• WellMed foundation assuming operation over Leeza’s Place in San Antonio
• UTSA secures $500,000 for college cyber competition
• Perry wagers wine, picking Aggies to secure women’s Final Four title
• NuStar, TexStar beefing up Eagle Ford Shale infrastructure
• WHS Theatre Presentation Begins Tonight
• Bill to repeal 1099 paperwork burden clears Congress
• Contests sure to make Avalanche Tour concert rock harder for winners
• Denim Group establishes security resource center for Web applications
• Time Warner Cable to sell excess ad inventory on AT&T U-verse
• Strong banking performance at Cullen/Frost leads to improved credit rating
• Two S.A. nonprofits rank among best to work for in U.S.
• No-Hitter Earns Bissaro Pitcher of the Week Award
• Weather, Men's Golf Improve Late at UCO Classic
• Former Spurs make basketball Hall of Fame
• San Antonio Bike Share
• Cantu Leads Women's Golf at GCU Invitational
• Tesoro is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• The Harlandale High School Indians color guard are the 2011 State Champions in their scholastic division
• USAA, military group team up on credit card
• San Antonio Party for a Cure
• Möbius wins recognition from HP
• Career Point College completes second San Antonio campus
• Texas House approves state budget cuts
• KCI breaks ground on global headquarters
• Law firm Clark Thomas & Winters closes San Antonio office
• 2011 Senior Prom
• Trammell Crow appoints CEO over real estate company
• EnerJex raises nearly $2 million via stock sale
• San Antono Biz Growth Expo
• AirStrip, GE Healthcare collaborate on cardiology technology
• Parade of Artists holds 15th annual events in Boerne this weekend
• Local man shot six times in his home by son near Boerne Texas
• Rapiers give $200,000 to 100 Club of San Antonio
• San Antonio's WellMed Medical Group opens new clinic
• Pioneer Drilling is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• Gehan Homes chooses tw telecom
• Taco Cabana adding shrimp to its menu during Lent
• Hispanic Chamber creates electronic government bid service for members
• Generations loan officers share national credit union award
• CiCi’s Pizza wants a bigger slice of the San Antonio market
• Spurs vs. Heat game a hot ticket on secondary market
• 1099 repeal approved by House
• Gold & Silver Buyers spreads its wings in San Antonio
• Rifle scope maker Burris names Hunter Outdoor agency of record
• No. 7 Baseball Sees 9-Game Win Streak Snapped
• Softball Completes Sweep of Panhandle State
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• Brittain's One-Hitter, Hot Bats Fuel Softball Wins
• No. 7 Baseball Comes Full Circle against UAFS
• GlobalSCAPE is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• White House looking to small businesses to stimulate economy
• Brasserie Pavil hires Hill Country herb expert as general manager
• Texas ranks second in women-owned businesses
• Q&A: Puddle of Mudd guitarist all about entertaining fans
• Texas House bill cuts $1.5 billion in spending
• La Vernia parents interviewed by TV news confronted by school official
• Lucas Energy strikes Eagle Ford deal with Marathon
• Application for Vendor Mailing List
• San Antonio’s Once Upon a Child store takes the gold
• MEDNAX buys San Antonio obstetric, pediatric practices
• Crossvault named a top-performing investment manager
• Clear Channel is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• Drivers throughout Texas are paying more for gas
• Lawmakers exploring guest worker program
• CVS Caremark offers grant to San Antonio autism practice
• Edvance to conduct joint research with Wisconsin education center
• Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust appoints executive director
• Koontz McCombs’ Boerne project honored for excellence
• Metal cruise festival dates, destination revealed for Round 2
• Engineering firm PBSJ adopting Atkins name
• Digerati creates new executive-level engineering position
• Rayburn ES is ready to Rock the TAKS
• Texas has one of the worst identity theft problems in U.S.
• McCollum High School’s Festival de Vaqueros
• Students Tape Coach to the Wall
• Parents, Need A Break?
• School Board Candidate Forum Scheduled
• Judson High FFA Students Compete in State Contest
• Freshman Bissaro No-Hits UIW
• Men's Golfer Rein Named Player of the Week
• Juanes concert
• La Vernia community saddened by sudden death of school assistant vice principal
• Rackspace is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• NBA Green Week movement an example of give and take
• Military housing management at Randolph changing hands
• Former Secretary of State Powell says country must focus on economy
• KCI set to pull the trigger on new office building
• Legislature proposes state commission on tax breaks
• Austin Calvert seeking to capture more Houston investors
• Fidelity investors gaining access to USAA mutual funds
• JISD Targets Drop-Outs (Video)
• Parents and Students Improve Play Area at Franz Elementary
• GlobalSCAPE unveils latest version of EFT Server product
• America Stem Cell to proceed with clinical trials at M.D. Anderson
• Metzger Middle School Students Salute Armed Forces
• Rein Fuels Rattlers' Golf with Third-Place Finish
• Abraxas is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• La Vernia school district concerns rise as administration staff members leave
• Higher technology sales drive GlobalSCAPE’s earnings
• Energy-efficient contractor DMI Entegral expands to San Antonio
• USAA expands preferred provider relationship with A.F. Sergeants Association
• Converse Elementary Coach Surprised by TV Camera
• Wagner Star Signs Letter of Intent
• Students Drum Up Support From Spurs Fans
• UTSA faculty research project slated to receive NIH funding
• Gambling bills face long odds in Texas Senate
• Garner State Park undergoing transformation with state bond money
• Clear Channel, Kidd Kraddick extend radio relationship
• SWBC helping health practices analyze claims, recover money
• Atlanta investment firm buys San Antonio Applebee’s restaurants
• St.Mary's Hosts Immigration Round Table
• Men's Golf in 8th Place at DBU Invitational
• Alamo Metro Chorus Takes Home First Place
• Morgan's Wonderland receives $2 million donation
• Women's Tennis Drops Hard-Fought Match to DBU
• Marczewski Named Heartland Tennis Player of Week
• Sweeping Singles Play, Men's Tennis Beats DBU
• Brittain Named Pitcher of Week for Fourth Time
• Alamo Group is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• PTA announces new officers for 2011-12 school year
• Kaplan College names new president in San Antonio
• Texas lawmakers urge feds to ramp up border security
• Digital Defense close to earning patent on network-security scanning technology
• AT&T promising mobile upgrades for San Antonio
• Texas’ construction industry loses jobs between January and February, new report shows
• Nationwide breaking ground on Westover Hills campus
• JECA Students Visit Capitol
• Students Prepare for TAKS
• Sweepstakes for JMS and KHMS
• JHS Theatre Students Win Honors
• Performing Arts Center Foundation director dies
• GlobalSCAPE gets more work under Army contract
• No. 11 Baseball Completes Sweep of Newman
• FLEXcon finalizes asset purchase of Arlon SignTech
• Infant Swimming Resource
• Softball Wins Two More at MSU Invitational
• No. 11 Baseball Takes Two Against Newman
• No. 11 Baseball Sweeps Newman
• Softball Wins Another at MSU Invitational
• St.Mary's to Host Immigration Round Table
• No. 11 Baseball Routs Newman
• Softball Splits on Opening Day of MSU Invitational
• Valero is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• Buyers netting big savings on foreclosed homes in San Antonio
• NCAA says San Antonio still a Final Four contender
• Rapier family surprises Morgan’s Wonderland officials with $2 million gift
• Student Support Services
• Guest Readers Visit Park Village Elementary
• Hopkins Elementary Students Celebrate Texas
• JISD Police Officer Promoted
• JHS Wrestler Shines on Local TV Show
• Private equity firms to invest $420 million in Eagle Ford Shale
• Schertz selling $8 million in debt to pay for capital projects
• San Antonio region’s unemployment rate falls in February
• Boerne completes fire station renovations
• USAA named one of the top 50 banks and thrifts
• March 23, 2011 Board Meeting Notes
• Examiner interview exclusive: Miss San Antonio crown restored at long trial
• Biglari is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• Miss San Antonio 2011 crown and title restored to Domoniuque Ramirez
• Toyota confirms that interruptions in North American production are likely
• UTSA business faculty earn outstanding educator awards
• Retail gasoline prices appear to be leveling off across Texas
• Drug test may soon be required to collect unemployment check
• Caring Senior Service expands to Philadelphia area
• Kitty Hawk Students Sing Out Against Bullies (Video)
• Judson High Athlete Signs with Shreiner University
• Nachos and Numbers at Coronado Village Elementary
• Woodlake Elementary Principal Hits the Classroom
• JHS Teacher Recognized for Service
• Austin's McMaster bringing new band to old stomping grounds
• NEISD is postponing $400 million bond referendum
• Meritage brings more extreme green homes to San Antonio area
• USAA earns Lipper Awards for top mutual fund performance
• UIW Celebrates Incarnate Word Day
• Cisneros receives national award for urban leadership
• Juanes at the Freeman Coliseum
• Rodeo celebrates a bullish 2011
• Exclusive: Ousted Miss San Antonio upbeat as jury deliberates trial
• Valero is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• Student Advisory Committee opens new doors of communication
• Bill grants landowners vested interest in groundwater
• AT&T merger with T-Mobile worries some mobile app firms
• Texas invests $360,000 to support Cuero factory expansion
• Wells Fargo trimming more than 80 jobs in San Antonio
• San Antonio Bay Foundation names executive director
• SAWS selling newest round of bonds
• UIW Ranked Among the Best in U.S. News Media Group’s 2012 Edition of Best Colleges
• Wagner High JROTC Cadets Earn National Honors
• Alamo City’s Interlex to help D.C. group fight beverage battle
• Egg & I develops healthier menu to fight childhood obesity in San Antonio
• EPA awards Texas $352,000 for wetlands study
• Texas officials tout proposed sex and human trafficking laws
• Down Early, No. 11 Baseball Cruises Late
• Women's Golf Finishes 15th at MSU Invitational
• Pre-K Registration
• JISD Superintendent Honored as Living Legend
• Rolling Meadows Students Learn About Real World Journalism
• La Vernia school board faced controversy at first meeting after teacher's arrest
• Alum Santikos Announces Gift for Scholarships
• Women's Soccer to Host Rattler Run 5K
• Young Alumnus Honored for Social Justice Work
• Vela Finishes Fourth at MSU Invitational
• St. Mary's Advocacy Team National Runner-Up
• St. Mary's Presents <em>Into the Woods</em>
• GlobalSCAPE posted the highest gain on Tuesday among San Antonio stocks
• Nix Health earns high marks for weight-loss surgery, heart care
• Texas earns “A” for openness in government expenditures
• Bill would give disabled vets HUB status in state bids
• Susan G. Komen donates nearly $1 million to San Antonio cancer organizations
• Frost expanding correspondent banking services
• Mary Alice Cisneros named president of American Sunrise
• San Antonio home to some of the best graduate nursing programs in U.S.
• Men's Tennis Picks up First Conference Win
• Women's Tennis Drops Hard Fought Match
• Alamo Body and Paint being bought by Dallas firm
• Tootie Pie opens retail store in Austin
• Administrator pleas to cooperate against Texas sheriff, doctor and attorney
• Cirque du Soleil presents 'Dralion'
• Women's Golf in 14th Place at MSU Invitational
• Vela Three Strokes off the Lead
• Softball's Miller Corrals Conference Honor
• Herbst Named Conference Pitcher of the Week
• The Gambler Kenny Rogers knows when to hold them and fold them in Texas
• Students of arrested La Vernia teacher get notification of replacement
• Tesoro posted the highest gain on Monday among San Antonio stocks
• A Perfect Circle coming to Freeman Coliseum
• South Texas nuclear-power plant expansion project put on hold
• Habitat for Humanity to kick off latest affordable-housing community
• JISD Students Volunteer During Spring Break
• Grande Communications waives fees on calls to Japan
• UTSA inks two-year football series with Rice Owls
• UTSA professor asked to become national engineering fellow
• CPS Energy offering extension on tree-rebate program
• Palo Alto College preparing host of activities for Fiesta
• Cycle Ranch planning to debut off-road truck championship race
• Toyota hosting fundraiser to benefit relief efforts in Japan
• Trinity to Honor Exceptional Teachers in the Region
• Celebrating Women’s History Month
• Picking up Interference from the Universe
• Senior Wins Recognition for ESL Program
• Migl Gets Career Win No. 900
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Vote for Converse
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile for $39B
• Judson ISD Back in Session
• La Vernia teacher's arrest raises questions with residents to school board
• Social media lessons in San Antonio
• Fit and personable Kenny Rogers performs hits to San Antonio Majestic crowd
• Men's Tennis Prepares for Match with Newman
• Fiesta San Antonio
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• Miller Drives in Six to Spur Two Softball Wins
• West Side Story at the Majestic Theatre
• UTPB Tames Softball's Bats in Series Opener
• No. 13 Baseball Splits with Angelo State
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• GlobalSCAPE posted the highest gain on Friday among San Antonio stocks
• Weaver retains top spot as leading accounting firm in Southwest
• Red McCombs receives Muhammad Ali honor
• Crystal City ISD selling new round of bonds
• ATSI adopting new name to strengthen business focus
• 10 Years leaves San Antonians green with envy
• San Antonio River Walk launches new Web site
• HUD awards $250,000 grant to support East Side revitalization
• Endeavors Unlimited expanding packaging and fulfillment line
• USAA Real Estate named Energy Star company
• San Antonio foreclosure numbers down for first time in five years, study finds
• San Antonio celebrated St. Patrick's Day with Bon Jovi at the AT&T Center
• Pioneer posted the highest gain among San Antonio stocks
• Reduction in global oil demand causes gas prices to falter
• Wienerschnitzel rolls out bacon-wrapped hot dogs
• San Antonio earns ‘AAA’ credit rating from Fitch
• Eagle Ford oil discovery has companies putting out “Help Wanted” sign
• Neiman Marcus party features virtual scavenger hunt
• BCFS names executive over external affairs
• UT Medicine creates clinic to treat MS patients
• NCAA tourney win earns UTSA more national exposure
• Edwards Aquifer Authority warning of looming drought
• Stryper rocks Alamo City the righteous way
• Record broken for waiting in line for Fiesta San Antonio event
• Some Wilson County residents not surprised at arrest of La Vernia teacher
• Abraxas is leading San Antonio stock
• Alamo Colleges bracing for nearly $80 million in budget cuts
• Abraxas posts $13 million net loss in fourth quarter
• ABC using technology to spread excitement about new headquarters
• Cyber contest brackets are filling up
• Texas beer brewers plan to share sobering message with lawmakers
• Valero expanding refinery in Texas Panhandle
• Legislative committee to cut entire Texas HHS budget
• Time Warner Cable customers can watch TV on their iPads
• Rush Enterprises expands holdings in Atlanta market
• (Schulze) Fiesta-TAKS Shoe Box Parade
• Lady Gaga led San Antonio in an fantasy journey of inspiration and self love
• Women's Golf Finishes 9th at Lion Invitational
• Baseball Holds No. 13 National Ranking
• 'Loser Pays' bill in Texas Legislature: a solution for a non-problem
• U.S. Global Investors is leading San Antonio stock
• San Antonio's construction sector feeling the pain of diminished demand, report shows
• Toyota honors San Antonio Tacoma truck supplier
• Gunn family contributing to friends of San Antonio missions organization
• IBC invited to participate in forum on job creation
• San Antonio brain aneurysm survivor offers hope and knowledge with her new book
• Valero bracing for possible emergency fuel shipments to Japan
• San Antonio police officer killed by wrong way driver with lights off on IH35
• CPS Energy customers will access new source of renewable energy
• Junior League honoring long-time volunteer Anne Ballantyne
• Texans warned of possible scams due to Japan earthquake and tsunami
• Elbit’s fourth-quarter earnings take a dip due to acquisitions
• San Antonio campus contributing to growth of Texas A&M University System
• Red Cross seeking donations for Japan
• The Rods to celebrate 30th year with SXSW in-store and concert
• Baseball's Severns Earns Conference Honor
• Brittain Wins Third Straight Weekly Award
• Women's Golf in 10th Place of Lion Invitational
• Tesoro is San Antonio’s local stock market leader
• Downtown rolling out bike rental stations
• Career Quest hires Sammis & Ochoa as its public relations agency of record
• Praxair stepping up production in Memphis to serve Valero
• San Antonio consulting group wins award for Hispanic Republican ad
• Parker, Wade earn NBA honor prior to Spurs-Heat rematch
• J. Crew selects San Antonio for 200-employee customer service center
• Legislation seeks to charge sales tax on online purchases
• GVTC takes home top marketing honors from broadband association
• San Antonio ranks high on Priceline.com’s survey of best hotel deals
• Luminaria 2011
• '80s Japanese veterans bringing their Loudness to Backstage Live
• Baseball Wins with 2001 National Champs Watching
• Gonzalez Homers Twice to Lead Softball to Sweep
• Hundreds of UFO's over San Antonio identified
• Baseball Staring Down Big Game After Split
• HISD School Bus Tours a Big Success
• Week 2: High School Requirements
• Week 3: Test and Stress Anxiety
• Week 4: Test Preparation
• Week 3: Harassment and Assertiveness
• Week 4: Healthy Emotional Choices
• Week 2: Active Listening
• Week 3: School Smart
• Week 4: TAKS Week!!!
• Week 2: Celebrating Cultural Diversity, Part 2
• Week 3: Final Exam Preparation
• Week 4: Preparing for a Safe and Productive Summer
• Softball Opens Conference Play in Style
• Lavender Festival in the Hill County
• Bon Jovi at the AT & T Center
• Judson ISD Closed for Spring Break
• Apollo 18's first American trek set for lift-off in Lone Star State
• Wagner High Athlete Signs with Incarnate Word
• Paschall Elementary Focuses on Literacy
• Woodlake Students Ready to Read During Break
• Vote for Crestview
• Softball Splits with No. 6 West Texas A&M
• University Celebrates Greehey Gift Anniversary
• (HHS) Winter Guard Extragvanza
• San Antonio couple braces for tsunami touchdown in Ewa Beach Hawaii
• Tsunami watch extended to Hawaii and U.S. West Coast from Japanese earthquake
• Historical earthquake and tsunami hits Japan; could be headed to Hawaii
• King Anchovy Tim Campion kicks off Fiesta Cornyation preparations tonight
• Having your groceries delivered in San Antonio
• JISD Dedicates 17th Elementary School (Video)
• Solar Creativity
• Memorial Service Planned for Metzger Middle School Teacher
• Books Donated to JISD Elementary School
• Vela Named Heartland's Men's Golfer of the Week
• Kotzur Makes Daktronics All Region Second Team
• Judson Students Show Off Tractor Skills
• Talk About It
• Decadent Desserts
• Free Health Screening Thursday
• Baseball Hammers No. 15 Tarleton State
• Three Softball Players Make All Tournament Team
• Baseball Ranks 13th Nationally, 4th in Region
• Men's Golf Places 3rd at St. Edward's Invitational
• (HHS) Baseball Teams vs Lytle
• (HHS) Varsity Track/Field Meet
• (HHS) JV Soccer Teams vs Pleasanton
• (HHS) Soccer Teams vs Pleasanton
• (HHS) JV Track/Field
• (HHS) Tennis Tournament at McFarlin
• (HHS) JV Baseball vs Brennan
• Online TAKS Review
• Students Head for "Destination ImagiNation"
• Competition a Success for Judson High UIL Students
• Kinder Buddies
• Baseball Ranks 20th Nationally, 4th in Region
• Three Softball Players Make All-Tournament Team
• Brittain Again Named Conference Pitcher of Week
• Student Wins Money for Paschall Elementary
• (Col.Hts.) Royal Visit
• (Col.Hts.) Field Trip
• Elementary Teachers Compete on Volleyball Court
• From Elementary to High School, JISD Students Tackle Math
• Marczewski, Rutten Beat No. 4 Doubles Tandem
• Money is King
• Greehey Wins Lamar Medal
• Hard Proof in San Antonio
• Deftones returning to AT&T Center
• Students Embrace Dr. Seuss and Reading
• Drop Out Symposium Draws Hundreds
• E12 Event Earns Two Students Scholarships
• Woodlake Elementary "Brushes Up" on Dental Care
• Franz Students Get Financially and Physically Fit
• Lamb of God drummer Adler displays his chops for S.A. fans
• Williams Makes All Tournament Team
• Kotzur Named to All Tournament Team
• San Antonio nonprofits invited to apply for $400,000 from Bank of America
• Eight Players Score as Softball Rolls to Victory
• Rattlers' 11 Game Winning Streak Snapped
• Rattlers Fall in OT of Conference Semifinals
• Deja Vu? Not Quite for Lady Rattlers
• Baseball Remains Perfect in Conference
• Softball Splits Two Road Games
• School Volunteers form
• Luminaria: Arts Night in San Antonio
• Heartland Conference Basketball Tournament Central
• TAKS Resources
• Elementary TAKS Review
• Objective 4: Earth and Space Science
• San Antonio honors the Battle of the Alamo's 175th Anniversary this weekend
• Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Former Border officer in South Texas convicted of bribes for drugs and smuggling
• Collier TAKS Academy 3rd -5th/Academia de TAKS
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• (Col.Hts.) 2nd Grade Field Trip
• (Col.Hts.) Friday TAKS Academy
• (Schulze) PTA '50's Dance
• TAKS Academy (Adams)
• Pre-K Field Trip Magik Theatre (Adams)
• Bookfair (Adams)
• Vestal ES - Spring Carnival
• Collier Open House/noche de puertas abiertas
• (Col.Hts.) Book Fair Family Night
• (Col.Hts.) Open House
• McCollum HS receives Tacoma Trucks from Toyota
• Collier ES students join the fight to cure cancer
• Collier Awards Ceremony 3rd-5th/dia de premios
• Collier Jump Rope for Heart
• Collier Awards Ceremony Pre-K-2nd/dia de premios
• (Col.Hts.) Friday TAKS Academy
• (Col.Hts.) Book Fair!
• PTA Carnival (Adams)
• Rey Feo Visits Adams
• Principal's Corner
• Tabletop Generals
• Campus Administration
• Special Olympics
• Open House (Adams)
• TAKS Academy (Adams)
• Collier 2nd cup of coffee/2nd taza de café
• Principal's Coffee (Adams)
• Central Texans can enjoy new 'Comfort' while enjoying the traditions of Spring
• St. Mary's Celebrates Women's History Month
• Valero is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• UTSA grads win top prize at Beta Summit
• BexarMet manager tapped for minority certification agency
• Lady T-Birds Hit the Road to State
• Housing costs continue to leave working families strapped for cash, study finds
• Alamo Helicopter Tours expanding services in San Antonio
• Baptist Health System, CentroMed to open Southeast San Antonio clinic
• San Antonio PR maven wins Texas Social Media Award
• San Antonio to host 2011 WNBA All-Star Game
• San Antonio Area Foundation extending helping hand to nonprofits that serve veterans
• Kotzur, Williams Named to All Conference Teams
• E-scholars Win Top Awards in Denver
• Softball Stuns Nation's Top Ranked Team
• Ceremony Planned for Buddy Meyer's Hall Induction
• Allegiant Travel offering Laredo-to-Orlando service
• History Fair Draws Hundreds to JHS
• Wagner Students Bake Their Way to the Top
• Middle School Students Climb Tower
• VIA takes top honor at transit conference
• Spirit Night a Success for JISD Special Olympics
• Texas economy experiences moderate growth
• Seether to shoot video next week in Alamo City
• ACS Director comments on dog bite alarm rescuers
• Alamo City leads the nation in the charge for greater credit card debt
• Texan Zach Anner speaks about working on the Oprah Winfrey television network
• San Antonio spring breakers deciding against Mexico after DPS warnings
• $600,000 worth of cocained seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers
• JISD Budget Ideas
• Judson Wrestler Makes History, Wins State
• Men's Golf Withdraws from Golfweek Invitational
• Baseball Leaves Impression on Abilene Christian
• Women's Golf Improves in Final Round
• Motley Crue & Poison coming to AT&T Center
• Baseball Ranked 11th in Nation
• 11TH Empty Bowls event buoyed with local celebrities
• UIW to hold Annual Wellness Fair
• Baseball's Migl Repeats as Player of Week
• Men's Golf in 16th at Golfweek Invitational
• Wenske, Brittain Earn Softball Honors
• Harlandale Education Foundation Inaugural Golf Tournament
• SHAC Meeting
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Updates
• Academic Calendar 2011-2012
• Academic Calendar 2011-2012
• Lady T-Birds State Semi-Final Tickets on Sale
• JISD High School Athletes Excel
• Judson Student Makes National Orchestra
• Students Ready For TAKS
• Women's Golf Readies for Round Two in Austin
• Spurs will need to march on without Parker
• Clear Channel parent is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• Watermark Grill abruptly closes
• Rackspace to create 100 technology jobs
• UTSA brings Mexican migration discussion to the forefront
• SwRI is lining up for commercial space flight
• Examiner Exclusive Slideshow: Zach Anner reveals more about Oprah Winfrey show
• CiCi’s opening new San Antonio locations
• UTSA’s president accepts higher-education leadership award
• Pulte planning new Hill Country subdivision
• Judson High Red to Now (Video)
• Masters Elementary Shoots For The Fours on TAKS
• Bills seek to bolster legal-aid funding
• AG discusses human trafficking and other crimes at San Antonio conference
• Basketball Tournament Matchups Set
• Video Q&A: Norma Jean singer Cory Brandan
• Softball Sweeps Abilene Christian
• Behind 17 Runs, Baseball Wins 8th Straight
• Lady Rattlers Head to Tournament with Momentum
• Autrey Helps Rattlers Punch Tourney Ticket
• San Antonio Paella cook off
• Health professions day in San Antonio
• San Antonio French Cultures Festival
• Q&A: Crowbar's Windstein 'Down' with life, touring in Texas
• Nichols' HR Not Quite Enough Against UIW
• Zach Anner shares his win of an Oprah Winfrey TV travel show with Texas crowd
• The St. Marinara Massacre Written by Dave Cortez
• Romantic Fools by Rich Orloff
• Fiesta Gartenfest
• Southtown First Friday Schedule for 2011
• Baseball's Migl Wins National Award
• Baseball Takes Two over OPSU
• Valero is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• NEISD pursuing $400 million bond vote
• Texas senator more conservative than his state
• Collective Soul to play at Valero Texas Open
• Pizzeria Venti hopes to get a slice of San Antonio’s pizza market
• HOLT Cat relocates to larger training, administrative support center
• Looking for social media events in San Antonio?
• Texas Artists and Others Featured in Group Exhibition
• Drama Professors to Speak on Designing the National Tours of Broadway Musical Fiddler on the Roof
• Alcoa Foundation Boosts Recycling Program with Free Bins
• David Konstan to Speak
• IADT, charter school teaching magazine production to high school students
• Audible pedestrian signal installed across from Lighthouse facility
• San Antonio residents paying less for power despite lack of competition
• San Antonio-area lenders honored for commitment to Texas legal aid
• Olympia Elementary Students Recognized by Universal City
• Def Leppard to pour some sugar on AT&T Center with Heart
• 70,000 Tons of Metal: Uli Jon Roth shreds and inspires
• 31st Annual Home & Garden Show
• Memorial Service Set for Former Kitty Hawk Teacher
• Abraxas is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Rolling Meadows Students Camp to Write
• Public broadcasting would feel long-term impact from loss of federal funding
• Students Celebrate Black History
• Eagle Ford Shale produced $3 billion for South Texas, study says
• San Antonio gas costs more than $3 a gallon
• Boerne’s credit watch still strong despite weaker tax base
• Texas Public Policy Foundation proposes plan to replace Medicaid
• San Antonio notches big economic gain from Valero Alamo Bowl
• SAHA rolls out career-counseling services for residents
• Pillow Bar sending San Antonio sleepers sweet dreams
• Abraxas taps into promising oil sources in Texas, Canada
• Wietzel Center celebrates Valentine’s Day Coronation tradition
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• (HHS) Varsity Softball/Baseball Team
• (HHS) Boys & Girls Soccer vs Beeville HS
• (HHS) Prom Tickets
• (HHS) NTHS Ceremony
• Assessed Curriculum
• Blueprints
• STAAR Information
• Rush Enterprises acquires Florida truck dealership
• Foundation launches PechaKucha Night
• Spotlight to shine on Collective Soul at Valero Texas Open
• 2011-12 Calendar Approved
• Coronado Village Recognizes Black History
• Lady T-Birds Playoff Information
• Valero eying Chevron refinery, media report claims
• Tesoro is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Paschall Students Raise Money For Ronald McDonald House
• Clear Channel completes sale of $1 billion in notes
• Borders’ decision to stay put in San Antonio not surprising, retail experts say
• Alamo City brewers to host Texas Beer Freedom rally in support of HB 660
• USAA RealCo Chicago property named building of the year
• San Antonio area fire departments gain life-saving heart equipment
• Q&A: Stryper's 'The Covering,' impending visit Sweet music for San Antonio
• Tourism industry rallies to keep state funding intact
• Cancer cost Texas $25.3 billion, report says
• Baseball Wins Fifth Straight
• Basketball Teams Eye Conference Tournament
• Will America's hero Zach Anner get a new show on Oprah Winfrey's network Friday?
• St. Patrick's Day Street and River Parade
• 28th Annual Shamrock Shuffle St. Patrick's Day 5K and Fitness Walk
• Softball Drops Pair of Games to A&M Kingsville
• Women's Golf Heats Up Amid Cold Front
• Mideast crisis may sting Texas agriculture
• Allstate targeting San Antonio for expansion
• Day One of Lady Rattler Round Up in the Books
• Baseball's Herbst, Migl Earn Conference Honors
• JMS Students Earn Spots in State Competition
• Outstanding Students in JISD
• Advocacy Teams Excel at Rocky Mountain Regional
• Abraxas says first Eagle Ford well is strong performer
• Video Q&A: Native son Jarzombek continues to beat to several bands' drums
• Students Treated to Limo Ride and Lunch (Video)
• What's Happening in the Creek by JHS?
• Artwork Earns Judson Student $18,000
• Masters Elementary "TEAMs" Up with Community
• Good Vibes Don't Pay off for Lady Rattlers
• Missed Opportunities Spell Defeat for Softball
• Baseball Wraps up Sweep of UTPB
• Texas Cowgirls looking for a place to score
• Castro's Tear Drop Shot Tops UAFS
• Today's Baseball Game Moved to 3 p.m.
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Mr. Robert Jaklich, HISD Superintendent
• Campus Administration
• Census counts lead to controversy in Texas
• Project Sing! provides kids with a quality music education
• With Jelling Comes Winning for Rattlers
• UIW Tops Men's, Women's Tennis Teams
• Central Texan Zach Anner is now one of two finalists on Oprah WInfrey contest
• Softball Split Shows Lady Rattlers' Promise
• Inspiring finalist Zach Anner goes one on one with Oprah Winfrey
• School is in Session Monday
• Dedication Held For Judson Middle School
• Seether announces return to Sunken Gardens
• Loss Leaves Rattlers in Bind
• Central Texan who used sports celebrities to promote illegal schemes indicted
• February 17, 2011 Board Meeting Notes
• Students Show Love For Elderly Veterans
• Galaxies and Starlights Shine
• Avenged Sevenfold, Three Days Grace, B4MV headed to Alamodome
• Judson Middle School Dedication Set For Friday
• D.R.I., Death Angel & Co. skin White Rabbit alive
• Animal issues in the Texas legislature
• EnerJex begins new drilling program in Eastern Kansas
• Alamo City ranked as a leading move-in market in 2010
• Kids camp fair February 27
• Comienzan elecciones locales, y candidatos anuncian sus planes
• Softball Bats Come Alive Late to Split Series
• Baseball Rebounds, Trumps UIW
• JISD Recognizes Outstanding Employees
• Judson Students Dominate Art Competition
• Judson High UIL Students Win Big
• Wagner and Judson Wrestlers Head to State
• Perry touts low taxes as reason for high exports
• GlobalSCAPE is local stock leader for second day
• Security Service buys second Utah credit union
• Borders files for bankruptcy, plans to close under-performing stores
• Texans want slot machines, poll shows
• History suggests Spurs have slim chance of converting 46-9 start into NBA title
• Texas AG orders Google to hand over documents
• Logan’s Roadhouse opening newest restaurant in San Antonio
• Christus, Art League aims to bring more artwork to New Braunfels
• Hill Country Animal Hospital’s accreditation renewed
• Rush Enterprises’ earnings soar in fourth quarter
• GlobalSCAPE is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Texas Veterans Commission awards funds to San Antonio mental health groups
• GlobalSCAPE launches new service for small business customers
• Cross Border seeking to move to NASDAQ
• Balfour Beatty wins major Air Force housing privatization contract
• SBA honors Operational Technologies with national award
• Downtown San Antonio Marriott hotel owner posts fourth-quarter loss
• DPT Labs’ new hire to help streamline drug manufacturing
• NADBank to finance wastewater plants in Baja California
• Rattlers Return Home Hoping to Rediscover Form
• Shots Won't Fall for Lady Rattlers against Newman
• Two injured as hospital structure under construction collapses in San Antonio
• S.A.’s dethroned beauty queen scandal sparks worldwide news
• Perfect Attendance Rewarded
• Students Take on Staff at Kitty Hawk
• Baseball Drops Series Finale to UA Fort Smith
• Softball Wraps up Tournament with Two More Wins
• JISD Student Artists Earn Big Honors
• Kirby Students Weld Their Way to Victory
• 70,000 Tons of Metal: Exodus' lesson in violence comes in nick of time
• Energy Management International buys crude-oil recovery firm
• Gunn Automotive expands use of technology on e-commerce site
• University Hospital building collapse halts parking project
• Mission NewEnergy plants biodiesel office in San Antonio
• Northside ISD planning latest bond offering
• No signs of a slowdown in Bexar County foreclosure filings, report finds
• NFL Players Association Game returning to San Antonio despite turnout
• Wonderland of the Americas adds two new retailers to landscape
• State of Texas Real Estate Fund targeting properties in San Antonio
• Tesoro is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• Sealed Strength's hand-written letters battle loneliness
• Finance planner offering scholarships to San Antonio students
• Men's Basketball Loses as at Buzzer
• St. Mary's Hosts 400 Girls for Science Forum
• Early Lead Enough for Women's Basketball
• Baseball Splits Pair with UA Fort Smith
• Softball Opens ACU Tournament with Victory
• 31st Annual Fine Wine & Cuisine Tasting
• Wicked
• WOMEN'S PRO-FOOTBALL IN SAN ANTONIO?
• (Col.Hts.) Group Pictures
• (Col.Hts.) TAKS Academy
• Special Olympics Basketball (Adams)
• Rayburn - TAKS for Parents Seminar
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• (Col.Hts.) Rodeo Field Trip
• (HHS) Accuplacer Test for Sophmores
• (Col.Hts.) Saturday TAKS Academy
• (HHS) Girls JV Soccer
• (HHS) Baseball Scrimmage
• Harlandale Education Foundation Scholarship
• Resources
• McCollum Telephone Directory
• Stryper soon to have San Antonio covered
• Professor Chosen for Prestigious Institute
• President Cotrell Announces Return to Teaching
• St. Mary's Campus Minister Named Peacemaker
• People's Law School Back on Campus
• Sea World San Antonio opens in February
• 70,000 Tons of Metal Q&A: Testament leaves its 'Legacy' on the boat
• Festivals in San Antonio
• Scholarships Available for Seniors
• Art Competition at Wagner High
• KHMS Staff is Ready to Rodeo
• UCLA Archaeologist to Launch Speaker Series at Trinity
• Trinity Names New Advancement Services Director
• Alumni Give Back Nationwide
• Students Win Awards in National Magazine Writing Competition
• Student Photography Featured in Two Exhibitions
• Philosophy Professor Receives Conington Prize
• Weekend warms up
• Weekend warms up - but another hard freeze Friday night!
• Exhibition : Art from the Land of the Cougars
• Exhibition : Prime Cuts
• Exhibition : Slow Gemini
• Yardsellr offers virtual yard sale online
• St. Mary’s president is resigning post to focus on teaching
• Express Information Systems named Goodwill partner
• San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo honoring military personnel
• Cornyn eying move up Republican leadership ladder
• Rackspace is San Antonio’s local stock leader
• San Antonio Housing Authority to expand services for low-income residents
• Toys “R” Us, Cisco unveiling new toy lines
• Rackspace CFO is stepping down from company
• Rackspace posts higher fourth-quarter net income, revenues
• Fiscal Solutions Tour comes to San Antonio
• Hotel offering some Valentine’s revenge
• Judson High Swimmers Dominate Regional Competition
• Lady T-Birds and Rockets Make Playoffs
• St. Mary's to Host 400 Girls for Science Forum
• Area and Texas hunting accidents continue to decline to lowest rate ever
• Applications for JISD School Board Election
• Exhibition : Dam the Torpedoes
• Exhibition : Breathing Light
• Exhibition : Blank Tides
• St. Mary’s ranks high for women engineers
• St. Mary's Celebrates Black History Month
• Two Rattlers Named to Softball All Tournament Team
• Basketball Schedules also Impacted by Weather
• St. Mary's Named Among Best for Women in STEM
• Red Dress Fashion Show Set for Feb. 15
• Report a Bully
• Love is in the Air at Converse Elementary
• Rotary Club Fundraiser
• Strong Winds, Texans Cool off Rattlers' Bats
• More Schedule Changes for Softball, Men's Tennis
• Baseball Series against UA Fort Smith Rescheduled
• Weather Update
• School is in Session
• Signs of romantic cheating glow during Valentine's, Part 2
• Valentine's is the best time of year to tell if you lover is cheating on you
• Child porn producer in Central Texas convicted of ten charges
• Sales tax collections are up throughout Texas
• GVTC Foundation elects new leadership
• Amazon.com leaves San Antonio off its most romantic cities list
• Clear Channel Radio, Global Alert Network form traffic partnership
• Perry outlines his 'State of the State' address
• SACU promotes executive to president’s post at credit union
• Briggs expands line of Terex construction equipment
• AFCEE officials privatizing base housing in Alaska
• Patient Advocate Foundation to provide assistance in San Antonio
• Real estate veteran Gene Powell elected chairman of University of Texas System
• HISD recognizes National School Counseling Week, Feb. 7—11
• Week 4: Time Management
• Week 2: Plagiarism
• Week 5: GPA
• 10 Years to play free show St. Patrick's Day
• Winter’s back – San Antonio faces another deep freeze starting early Wednesday morning
• Artist to Provide Painting Course to JISD Community
• Lee's Mind Games Pay off for Softball
• National Signing Day at Harlandale High School
• (Wright) Reading Night/PTA Meeting
• (HHS) PAWS Meeting
• 2nd cup of Coffee (Adams)
• (MORRILL) Nutrition Class
• Kinder Field Trip (Adams)
• (MORRILL) Nutrition Class
• Rayburn - SA Sport Found. & Basketball Clinic
• Popcorn fundraiser 5th (Adams)
• Valentine's Dance
• (MORRILL) Valentine Dance
• (MORRILL) Nutrition Class
• (MORRILL) Awards Ceremony
• 70,000 Tons of Metal: Seeing double with Nevermore, Sanctuary
• San Antonio YMCA will have a new CEO next month
• Texas honors Christus hospitals for screening newborns for hearing loss
• NEISD superintendent to announce retirement
• Naval Aviation Museum Foundation members approved to join USAA
• West hiring 300 in San Antonio to support new client
• Schlumberger supporting UTSA’s petroleum geology program
• RBFCU paying out largest disbursement under debit rewards program
• Kinetic Concepts CEO Catherine Burzik serving as chairman pro tem of San Antonio Fed branch
• Rural lender in Sonora buys The Trust Co.’s loan portfolio
• From Bleachers to Booth
• Elevator Pitch Nets First Place and 2,500 Clams
• Scholars Beef Up Belize Business
• They Didn't Build This City, But ...
• Baseball Pair Earns Conference Honors
• Deftones' trek to South Texas skipping S.A.
• Wagner Wrestles In Another District Title
• Judson High Dedicates New Building
• Students Mark 100th Day of Learning
• Judson ISD Recognizes Counselors
• Coronado Village Focuses on the Stars
• Lessons from the West Bank
• Softball Rallies to Split Games
• San Antonio teachers could face layoffs
• Clear Channel parent projects improved ad spending
• Clear Channel Radio hires former Hearst executive to fill new marketing position
• Elaine Mendoza tapped for Texas A&M Board of Regents
• Texas Senate sets eminent domain bill to fast track
• More than half of San Antonio Alternative Board members ended 2010 with record results
• Jerry Jones’ Super Bowl woes are not San Antonio’s problem
• Texas employers paying the brunt of obese workers
• Dollar General completes new South San Antonio store
• United Way to honor Briscoe family for years of support to San Antonio families
• Noah’s Ark RV and Self Storage opens in San Antonio area
• Morrow Almost Hits for Cycle in Rattlers' Romp
• LOMBARDI TROPHY IS GOING HOME!
• Baseball Opens Season with Pair of Wins
• Q&A: Disturbed bassist recalls his roots
• Winter coat drive is extended to February 18
• Williams Scores Career High 32 in Victory
• Kotzur Back in Double Figures as Rattlers Prevail
• Miller Glad to be Back as Softball Wins Debut
• Texans concerned with travel safety in Mexico should try out Cabo San Lucas
• San Antonio FBI field office asking for public's help identifying I-35 Bandit
• Revised Softball Tournament Schedule Finalized
• The snow is gone for now, but freezing temps could still chill South Texas
• Q&A: Lamb of God drummer to host clinic
• Asian Festival 2011
• Class-action lawsuit asks where's the beef
• San Antonio wine and food fun
• Rattlers Run out of Gas after Big Comeback
• Snowed in: Friday's Softball Games Canceled
• CLOSED - OFFICES AND CLASSES CANCELED
• HAC Career Fair
• Parent Resources
• Sunny and treacherous: more than 70 accidents reported at 8 a.m. in San Antonio
• Weather Update
• CineFestival 2011
• Exhibition : What is Lost/What is Found/What is Remembered
• Handcraft brewers hope Texas Legislature adopts right recipe
• Methodist bulking up charity budget in 2011
• NASA awards construction work to San Antonio firms
• Hosting a Super Bowl is no victory for Jones, Cowboys
• Upcoming Innotech San Antonio conference seeking to outgrow its space this year
• Distressed apartment property buyers eying San Antonio for opportunities
• State budget cuts in tourism promotion could hurt Alamo City
• San Antonio retail real-estate market once again stirring, report shows
• Restaurateur zoning in on Wing Zone Grill & Tip
• San Antonio-based research group evacuates staff from Egypt
• Lady Rattlers' Hot Hand Not Enough in Odessa
• Softball Tournament Now Set to Begin Friday
• JISD Bad Weather Plan
• Dokken will be rockin' HemisFair Park
• Up to 2 inches of snow possible tonight! National Weather Service issues "Winter Weather Advisory"
• 14 Students Accepted to Medical, Dental Schools
• Franz Students Get New Ride
• Business Students Advance to State Competition
• Judson High Athletes Commit
• Olympia Elementary Embraces Culture
• Weather Update
• Exhibition : Tierra, Libertad y no Re-Elección! Photography from the Mexican Revolution
• Exhibition : Art in the Garden
• Exhibition : No Escape: Photographs of the Brothers Montiel Klint
• Exhibition : Art in the Garden: Albert Paley
• Exhibition : Moctezuma’s Table: Briseño’s Mexican and Chicano Tablescapes
• Exhibition : Segundo De Febrero
• Exhibition : Crossovers: Materials and Metaphors
• Exhibition : Creatures
• Baseball Opener Postponed Once More
• U.S. Global posts more than 50 percent jump in earnings
• St. Philip’s test site for welding program accredited
• Tesoro reports profit for 4Q, loss for year-end 2010
• Alamo Quarry Market Goes Red for Women
• SeaWorld making big changes to its killer whale show
• Zachry selected as contractor on Sempra solar-power plant
• Texas legislators considering liquor sales on Sunday
• Easton Lynd purchases pool of sour real estate loans
• Some San Antonio flights are being grounded by icy weather
• Sterne Agee buys San Francisco investment firm
• HISD Employees Volunteer for Generation Texas
• Collier group & indivdual pictures/fotos del salon
• Collier TAKS Academy for 4th grade
• Collier Valentines Dance/Baile de San Valentin
• Collier pictures with Chocolate the Pony/
• Collier Cowboy Breakfast
• (Col.Hts.) 100th Day Parade
• 100th day of school
• Test Design
• Weather Update
• Get in the know about Cell-bow
• Power Outages in JISD
• Men's Tennis Wins Opening Match
• Women's Tennis Enjoys Promising Start
• TELPAS & LAT Manuals
• Scope and Sequence
• Scope and Sequence
• Exhibition : Louise Serpa Photography
• Clear Channel backing oil spill victims
• Avenida Guadalupe Association proceeding with Promesa Project
• Time Warner customers will continue to watch KABB, KMYS
• Most Texans are favoring statewide smoking ban
• Chase opening new centers to assist homeowners
• Abraxas sells additional shares of stock in offering
• Most San Antonio stocks dip on Wednesday
• Southwest Research Institute names treasurer
• San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
• EPA Administrator Meets with St. Mary's Students
• Catholic Schools Week kicks off with joyful Mass
• Weather Update
• Fashiontini Celebrates American Heart Month
• Swing Nite at Sam's Burger Joint
• Reconocen a piloto mexicano por su apoyo comunitario
• News you can use
• Baseball Season Opener Pushed Back
• Inaugural Scholarship Gala is a Huge Success
• HISD campuses host their own Cowboy Breakfast
• (MHS)Girls Basketball @ Uvalde
• (MHS)Boys Soccer vs Roosevelt
• (MHS)Girls Soccer vs Roosevelt
• Rubrics
• Revised Assessment Calendar
• Secondary Language Arts and Reading
• Language Arts/Reading
• HEF Kickoff Breakfast
• (MHS)Department Chair meeting during 2nd period
• (MHS)Boys Basketball vs Uvalde
• Frameworks
• Scope and Sequence
• Weekly Strategy/Skill Resource Guide
• Elementary Language Arts and Reading
• Video Q&A: Death Angel warm up for S.A. by thrashing 70,000 Tons of Metal
• “Fools” For Love Take The Stage (And Screen) At The Cameo Theatre
• State board proposes pay for performance system for Texas community colleges
• KCI posts 12 percent jump in fourth quarter net income
• UIW, VA team up to provide tuition assistance to veterans
• 50 U.S. counties and cities surpass 1 million population mark
• San Antonio Eye Bank’s medical director is stepping down
• SAWS agreement taps new water source
• UTSA researcher named young emerging scholar
• USAA rolls out app for iPad
• Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research unveils new name
• Rockets and Thunderbirds Hit the Court
• Wagner DECA Students Have Eyes on State
• Hopkins Elementary Has Fun Getting Healthy
• Reconocen centro médico en Stone Oak por su excelente servicio bilingüe
• VIA makes plans to revitalize historic train depot
• You Are What You Eat; fear the fridge
• 70,000 Tons of Metal: Melting pot of bands, fans rock the boat
• Christus completes second Westover Hills office building
• Meritage planning energy-efficient homes in San Antonio
• Port San Antonio taps Portland consultant for CFO
• Local Satterfield office completes NEISD projects
• NuStar’s earnings up 38 percent in fourth quarter
• Texas factories see rise in activity in 2011
• KCI rolling out new regenerative tissue product to treat ulcers
• BSL: Breed Specific Legislation 101
• With Predecessors Watching, Rattlers Prevail
• Kids can command and control a robot under the sea at SAPL thanks to the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• Converse Student Becomes Calendar Girl
• (TWMS) Popcorn Sale
• (HHS) PAWS Meeting
• Stone Sour to headline an avalanche of rock at Alamodome
• Baseball Opens Season Ranked 4th in Region
• HMS coaches learn ancient practice of archery
• HISD students cheer for SA Rampage
• Quiz Bowl Returns to Harlandale ISD
• (HHS) CTE Career Fair
• (HHS) Cafe Con Leche
• (HHS) NHS Applications
• (HHS) PAWS Meeting
• (HHS) G-Force Meeting
• (HHS) Free Spay/Neuter Clinic-March 15
• (HHS) BPA Competition
• (HHS) Baseball Tryouts
• Student Nominations
• TAKS-Alt Manuals
• Lionel Sosa collaborates with KLRN to reveal untold stories of a century past
• Nombran la nueva expansión del edificio “Justice Center” en honor al Comisionado Paul Elizondo
• Mayor wraps up SA2020 with final forum
• UIW Celebrates Year of the Rabbit
• Diseñadora local aparece en Oprah
• Artists gear up for S.A.'s Contemporary Art Month
• S.A. Fire Department ramps up efforts to fight heart disease
• New leadership for Alzafar Shriners
• A&M Int'l Denies Men's Basketball's Comeback Bid
• McCollum Cowboy Cheerleaders win 3rd consecutive National Championship
• (TWMS) Faculty Meeting
• Secondary Math Representatives 10-11
• Textbook Adoption Websites
• Assessed Curriculum
• Parent Information
• Blueprints
• Manuals
• TAKS-M Manuals
• Counseling Staff
• Scope and Sequence
• 2011 Benchmark Test Numbers
• Secondary Language Arts
• UIW & MABI to Announce Winners of 2nd Annual Business Plan Competition
• Tune in to Tonight's Road Games
• Women's Basketball Dusts off A&M International
• San Antonio Boat & RV Show
• New urgent care clinic opens in Stone Oak
• Cowboy Breakfast
• Movie night in San Antonio
• (MHS) NTHS Valentine's Dance
• Gifted & Talented
• Gifted and Talented Activities
• Campus Coaches
• Salinas Elementary Focuses on Writing
• Wagner High Band Student Earns State Honor
• Aloha From Converse
• Woodlake Hills Students Win Contest
• Abraxas raises $49.3 million from offering
• San Antonio stocks continue to build momentum
• San Antonio gas prices hold steady
• UHS, Health Science Center net new round of state cancer funding
• South Park Mall gains Earthbound Trading store
• AT&T posts 60 percent drop in 4Q net income
• Toyota truck production up 74 percent in San Antonio
• Jingu House will be remodeled thanks to state parks funding
• Generation TX launching red-carpet event for college readiness
• EPA Administrator to Meet with St. Mary's Students
• McNay Art Museum beyond the gallery
• JISD Employees Learn to Spot Abuse
• Converse Students Spell Victory
• Cattle Drive in San Antonio
• Student Testing History Request & Score Code Change Forms
• Campus Testing Coordinator Checklists
• Testing Oaths
• Counseling Center Events Calendar
• Policy changes at ACS send big dogs to Brooks
• Obama looks to business to help U.S. win global contest
• ‘Sandy’ will be sorely missed by this newspaper family
• Greehey honored for philanthropy in higher education
• Christus earns high marks for cardiac rehab program
• Valero concludes fourth quarter with net loss
• President Honors St. Mary's Physics Professor
• JISD Hall of Honor Adds Four New Members
• Judson Health Students Excel
• Perfect Attendance Pays Off
• Elolf Community Event a Success
• Mission in Action: 2,600 Service Hours in One Day
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Kotzur Nets Third Straight Weekly Award
• Catholic Speaker Series Set for Feb. 2
• 2011 W-4
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Rayburn's Science Fair, Grades 3-5
• Campus Administration
• Local school districts prepare for state budget cuts
• Judson High Swim Team Wins Big
• Scholarship Helps Spring Meadows Elementary Recycle
• Project Graduation Meeting Planned for Tuesday
• State Educators Learn from JECA
• Local university marks a milestone
• Texas MedClinic building Stone Oak clinic
• BAMC adopts wireless-based hospital tracking system
• Nix earns gold stamp for orthopaedic care
• Transition Optical to market eyewear at PGA Tour
• Clear Channel promotes executive to manage revenues
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Local school districts prepare for state budget cuts
• Ozzy/Slash pairing kicks off glass-half-full concert scene
• Harlem Globetrotters
• Ozzy Osbourne
• The Harlem Globetrotter’s to visit SA
• McCollum High School Youth Baseball Clinic
• McCollum High School Baseball Homerun Derby-Saturd
• Hinder, Saving Abel to play Oyster Bake
• Kotzur's Career Night not Enough
• Exciting Times For Judson High Ag
• Listen Live to Tonight's Basketball Games
• Lady Rattlers Tripped Up in Arkansas
• Kotzur's Historic Night not Enough
• Awards Ceremony/Ceremonia de certificados 3rd-5th
• Pre-k -2nd Awards/Ceremonia de certificados
• ST Aerospace facing possible FAA fine
• Lawmakers could slash size of Emerging Technology Fund
• St. Philip’s students to learn financial literacy from Capital One
• SwRI inks deal with Indian research group
• January 20, 2011 Board Meeting Notes
• Judson High Student Takes on Cyber Security
• Volleyball Signee Receives Scholar Athlete Award
• Olympia Students Make Big Donation
• Students and Parents Praise JECA (Video)
• Gov. Rick Perry sworn into office for third term
• High Schools Open for Super Saturday
• Students Honor Texas History
• JECA Students in the Spotlight
• JISD Dual Language Program
• (MHS) Dreamer’s Workshop – TASFA
• (MHS) College Visit - OLLU
• (HHS) Theatre Arts Production-Trojan
• (MHS) ELA TAKS Release Test
• (HHS) Girls JV Soccer vs Jefferson
• (MHS) Boys Basketball @ Medina Valley
• (MHS) Girls Basketball vs Medina Valley
• (MHS) Girls Soccer vs Edison
• (HHS) Annoucements
• (HHS) Girls Varsity Soccer vs Jefferson
• HMS Mug Fundraiser
• Texting and driving; all the cool people aren’t doing it
• Podiatrist Discusses Soccer Season: a Prime Time for Foot, Ankle Injuries
• Trinity honored for efforts to embrace diversity
• University Health System working to reduce IV errors
• Clear Channel Outdoor names general counsel
• Softball Picked No. 2 in Conference Preseason Poll
• Baseball Voted Team to Beat in Heartland
• UIW names School of Nursing and Health Professions in honor of $2 million gift
• Rolling Meadows Elementary Now Open
• Philosophers to Discuss the Concept of Friendship during 2011 Lennox Seminar Series
• Air Force awards cyber-security contract to CSC
• Comerica to buy Sterling for $1 billion
• Sunset Commission sets tone for lawmakers
• EnerJex ends service relationship with J&J
• Boeing employees become official Meals on Wheels volunteers
• Kotzur Honored Again as Player of the Week
• Volleyball Signing Receives Scholar Athlete Award
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• Op-ed: Inspired by a hero: What Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life means to me
• Get your group on
• Cowboy Breakfast; come hungry
• Blizzard of Pollen Gripping South Texas; New U.S. Pollen Chamber Opens
• KCI develops wound-care product to treat pressure ulcers
• Ben E. Keith expands Oklahoma business
• San Antonio’s anti-texting ban is in effect
• Time Warner Cable, Sinclair Broadcasting reach deal
• Taj Matthews set to continue Rev. Claude Black’s legacy
• The Green Hornet; Kung Fu meets Funny
• Lady Rattlers' Shooting Touch Grounded by Jets
• Fresh Faces Emerge in Rattlers Victory
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Health & Physical Education
• SAWEET!! Tootie Pie Company Celebrates National Pie Day with Stone Oak Youth Theatre Performance Troupe
• Texas First Lady Anita Perry “repurposes” a favorite for inaugural celebration
• JISD Closed on Monday
• Powell to Deliver Flora Cameron Lecture on Politics, Public Affairs
• Challenge Grant Honors Butch Newman
• History Professor Organizes Youth Forum on San Antonio’s East Side
• Astrophysicist and Nobel Laureate in Physics to Speak During Distinguished Scientists Lecture Series
• Soccer Facilities Undergoing Renovations
• Trinity Receives StormReady® Certification
• Mind Science Foundation Awards Grant to Trinity
• Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Lecture - Marc Lamont Hill
• Lady Rattlers Avoid Letdown Against OPSU
• Rattlers Pick Up Energy in Romp
• Frost Bank donates benches to Jewel Wietzel Center
• (HHS) Harlandale Varsity Soccer Tourney
• (HHS) Boys Soccer vs Jefferson
• Usernames and Passwords by Campus
• PBIS
• STAAR Information
• JISD Says Thanks to Board of Trustees
• Students Enjoy Inflated View of the Earth
• (Col.Hts.) Honor Roll Students
• Fiesta teaches S.A. how to “Party with a Purpose”
• "Biggest Loser" at Kitty Hawk Middle School
• The food truck killed the fast-food star
• Students Show Love to Troops
• Stafford, Maclean Named To 2011 AHL All-Star Team
• (MHS) Financial Aid Night
• (MHS) Girls Soccer Scrimmage vs Fox Tech
• Veteran's Day
• National Junior Honor Society
• Gilbert Elementary School
• EnerJex completes $5 million stock offering
• UTSA’s research spending totals $48.6 million
• Rackspace to sponsor San Antonio’s annual Luminaria celebration
• Free Throws Push Rattlers Past Dallas Baptist
• Kotzur Named Player of the Week
• (Wright) PTA Meeting GT Presentation
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• Judson and Wagner Basketball This Friday
• Parent Room Now Open
• New JISD Elementary School Almost Ready
• Bell Schedules 2009-2010
• School Board Recognition Month is here!
• Bell Schedule 2010-2011
• Spurs Player Hangs Out at Candlewood Elementary
• Coronado Village Swaps Books
• Globetrotter’s new 4-point shot lands in hall of fam
• Growing Texas economy expected to provide boost to state budget
• Dan Patrick Show will continue to air on FOX Sports Network
• EnerJex buys additional oil assets in Texas, Kansas
• Clear Channel appoints executive over national advertising
• KCI acquires assets of TechniMotion
• Trends forecaster Gerald Celente shares eleven trends to keep in mind for 2011
• GBG completes me
• ARTS San Antonio presents Italian pianist Mariangela Vacatello
• Wow! Lady Rattlers Win Stunner in OT
• Balanced Rattlers Remain Unbeaten in Conference
• The gas is too damn high
• Surviving the Chopping Block
• Students Mind the Gap
• Taking the Message of Service Around the World
• Trojans are back-to-back soccer champs
• (TWMS) Young Achievers Parent Meeting
• Enrichment Clubs
• New Alumni President Rolls Up His Sleeves
• Helping the Homeless
• Greehey Scholars Road Trip
• Serendipity Led to the Benjamin Franklin Project
• Have a ball at Mud Crawl
• Have a ball at Mud Crawl
• JISD Students Ready for Careers
• Rattlers Stomp Hilltoppers
• Lady Rattlers Save Their Best for Heartland Opener
• Happy Holidays HISD!
• Semester Award Pk-5th (Adams)
• 2nd Cup of Coffee with Mrs. Uresti (Adams)
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• Valentine's Dance (Adams)
• Adams Science Fair
• (HHS) Semester Exams
• (HHS) School Pictures Deadline
• (HHS) Yearbook Page Deadline
• (HHS) Senior Retakes on Jan 12
• HISD Financial Reports
• Campus Life Continued
• Woodlake Students Show Off Geography Skills
• PBS airs scam alert TV special tonight
• Carnegie Foundation Recognizes St. Mary's Service
• Cooperative Vendor Links
• City will not collect Christmas trees
• Change Made to ParentCenter
• Kirby Coach Picked for All-American Game
• Judson High Students Collect Food for Hungry
• Converse Elementary Student Recognized by Newspaper
• JISD Issues S.A. Media Report Card
• St. Mary's Offering Assistance to Small Businesses
• (TWMS) Button Fundraiser
• First Semester Exam Schedule
• Special Education
• (Bellaire) Class Pictures
• Sale of Surplus Property - Open
• Response to Intervention
• Student Records
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• Section 504
• Chase Bank lending its support to dropout prevention efforts in San Antonio
• Travel + Leisure includes San Antonio hotels on world’s best list
• Army Reserve helping find jobs for vets
• Half Price Books develops online book selling capability
• Want to be a Cheerleader?
• Lady Rattlers Rebound Against Angelo State
• (HHS) BBQ Plate Pick up (Softball)
• (HHS) Boys Soccer vs Taft
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• Semister Exam Schedule
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• Rattlers Win Heartland Tournament Volleyball Title
• McCarver Named Heartland Volleyball Player of Year
• Regional Tournament Schedule Set for Volleyball
• Women's Basketball Routs Texas A&MKingsville
• Late Surge Helps Rattlers Put Away Sul Ross State
• Hernandez Chosen to Daktronics AllRegion Team
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• Lady Rattlers' Run Ends at Regional Tournament
• Law Campus Minister a Yellow Rose
• Women's Basketball Clipped by Northeastern State
• Men's Basketball Shakes off Sluggish Start for Win
• Lady Rattlers' Bench Dominates Bellarmine
• Rattlers Stumble Against Texas A&M Commerce
• ColdShooting Lady Rattlers Fall on Road
• UIW Puts Damper on Autrey's Breakout Night
• Williams Sets Rebounding Mark in Win over UIW
• Merry Christmas from St. Mary's University
• Men's Golf Recognized for Academic Prowess
• Former Lady Rattler Signs to Play Overseas
• St. Mary's Hosts SA2020 Community Forum
• Lady Rattlers Dominate Second Half in Victory
• Rattlers' Turnovers Fuel Incarnate Word Comeback
• Rattlers Soar Past Our Lady of the Lake
• Fort Worth Chapter Honors Outstanding Alumnus
• Lady Rattlers Hold on at Buzzer to Beat ACU
• Williams Named Conference Player of the Week
• Autrey Earns Player of the Week Honors
• Orta's 3 Pointer Sinks Angelo State in Triple OT
• MARC Trainee Receives Award at National Conference
• Balanced Rattlers Roll Past Dallas Christian
• Orta Named Heartland Conference Player of the Week
• Looking Ahead, Volleyball Announces Signing Class
• Track Today's Women's Basketball Game Live
• Everything Clicks in Lady Rattlers' victory
• No. 18 Western Washington Too Much for St. Mary's
• St. Mary's Named a 2010 Best Value Law School
• Forbes Names St. Mary's Among America's Best
• Lady Rattlers Fall Short in Comeback Bid
• St. Mary's Ranks in Top Ten
• Students to Benefit from New Partnership
• Moeller, Williams Help Lady Rattlers Bounce Back
• St. Mary's Advocacy Program Shines
• Rattlers Rusty in Defeat
• Tarleton State Holds on Against Lady Rattlers
• St. Mary's Makes a Miracle with Annual Toy Drive
• Writing Gives Alum Insight into New Worlds
• ‘Bug Tracker'Alum Helps Keep San Antonio Healthy
• War Refugee Makes New Home in South Texas
• St. Mary's Ranks 4th in Hispanic Law Degrees
• Using Research to Solve Real Problems
• Employees Train For New Challenges
• Judson ISD Back in Session
• OSU dominates Valero Alamo Bowl
• Judson Student Leads Effort to Retire Flags
• Converse Students Entertain Wounded Warrior Families
• Students Earn Character Awards
• (Wright) Awards Ceremony
• (Wright) Awards Ceremony
• Spurs no se dejaron intimidar por Kobe Bryant
• (Schulze) PTA Vaquero Breakfast
• San Antonio construction firms trim payrolls in November
• Rebecca Creek expands vodka distribution statewide
• Maaco opens new automotive repair shop in San Antonio
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• Wildcat country, AZ if!
• Texas-Sized New Year’s celebration San Antonio style sure to please everyone
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• SHAC Meeting
• SAPD sets the bar for Crisis Intervention Training
• To Chelada, or to Michelada? Ask the heavens
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Important Schedule Change for E-mail Migration!!!
• True la grit to quit; saddle up for a show
• Hondo wildlife refuge gets federal grant
• National home price declines forecast
• Texas big winner in reapportionment
• Weston Solutions awarded Navy contract
• VIA route changes to get public hearing
• SA’s unique cultural evolution revealed at Alameda
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• Regalos de última hora para quedar bien!
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• PTA Meeting (Adams)
• USAA aligns with military officers group
• Parks commission approves land acquisition
• Southwest Prep puts emphasis on logistics
• UTEP recieves federal grant for research
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• HMS Student Internet Safety Assembly
• UHC expansion gives new life to the heart of S.A. and its economy
• A Tuna Christmas; nothing fishy about it
• First snow day at Gillette
• Harlandale HS students donate to St. PJ’s
• JISD Students and Employees on Christmas/New Year Break
• Judson ISD Joins S.A. Mayor to Fight Hunger
• Alums Speak About Life in College
• Board Member Honors Fallen JISD Warriors
• December 16, 2010 Board Meeting Notes
• 2011 JISD Hall of Honor Nominations Accepted
• JHS Students Helps Promote Food Drive
• J.R.O.T.C.
• NEISD honored nationally for improving indoor air quality
• San Antonians charged in vehicle title scheme
• Tootie Pie gets additional capital investment
• Texas sees increase in foreclosure filings in November
• AT&T powers up iPads in San Antonio stores to boost voting for hunger grant
• Brooks City-Base to gain 600 technology-support jobs
• Hopkins Elementary Students Win Bikes
• Mayor and Music Highlight JISD Holiday Gathering
• Judson High Students Volunteer at Morgan's Wonderland
• Woodlake Elementary Focuses on the Future
• Elementary Volleyball a Success
• Great turnout for Carroll Bell ES holiday play
• Forms & Documents
• Elections
• Demolition Moves Forward at JHS
• Hopkins Elementary Entertains Senior Citizens
• JISD Academic Update Meeting
• Rocket Cheerleaders Earn Trophy
• (MHS) Fine Arts Family Night
• (MHS) AVID Christmas Dinner
• (MHS) MHS Band Christmas Concert
• (MHS) NATEF Recertificationi Meeting & Tour
• (MHS) “Talk About It” Assembly Program
• After School Program 'STARS'
• Information Services
• Anatomy and Physiology
• (MHS) Boys Basketball vs Judson
• (MHS) Girls Basketball @ Edison
• JISD Teachers Win Scholarships
• Judson High Art Students Show Off Talent
• Salinas Elementary Invites Community to Science Fair
• Olympia Students Get Busy Volunteering
• P.E. Coaches Share Creative Ideas
• Local MD determined to save lives in Haiti
• How Swedish it is
• Vote SA in Walmart FB campaign to fight hunger
• Local bookstore celebrates “Tamales, Comadres” and fabulous art
• Halloween 2010
• Campus Life
• The Heritage Foundation presenta sitio web en español
• Serenata a la Virgen de Guadalupe
• Voice messages will provide news, reports
• JISD Transportation Department Helps Keep Babies Warm
• Coronado Village Elementary Embraces Drama
• Judson ISD Featured in Technology Study
• San Antonio fuel prices experience spike
• USAA developing Washington, D.C. mixed-use project
• Genesis Networks launches venture with Black Box
• Judson High Coach Picked For Hall of Fame
• Teach for America still closing the gap 20 years later
• Banco para estudiantes administrado por estudiantes
• Dreaming of a “green” Christmas
• Homenaje a la Revolución Mexicana
• The Structure of the Atom
• Bonding
• Chemical Reactions
• Stoichiometry
• Temperature, Energy, and Heat
• Gas Laws
• Water and Solutions
• Acids and Bases
• The Science of Chemistry
• Matter and Atoms
• Physical and Chemical Change
• Chemistry Curriculum
• Elements, Compounds, and the Periodic Table
• Need a Gift Idea?
• Hands on Learning at Hopkins Elementary
• JECA Students Raise Money For Africa
• Wagner Fashion Students Learn From Pro
• Morgan's Wonderland Race for Inclusion 5k Morning Run
• Health Science Center examining affects of aging on stem cells
• Hispanic business owners are not fully utilizing financial tools, UTSA study shows
• Texas ranks as one of nation's unhealthiest states
• HISD Central Office celebrates the holidays
• Harlandale Middle School Rewards Positive Behavior
• Principal's 2nd Cup of Coffee (Adams)
• Pre-K Field Trip (Adams)
• Pre-K Field Trip (Adams)
• Girl's Basketball
• Messages from the Nurse
• Dyslexia
• Athletics
• Nature of Forces
• Waves
• Thermodynamics
• Quantum Physics
• Coronado Village Students Take Recycling to Next Level
• Crestview Elementary Gets a Green Thumb
• JISD Musicians Grab Attention
• Judson High Theatre Ready to Perform
• Join the freak show: toys for tats
• Texas AG freezes assets of New Braunfels’ Olson Powersports
• San Antonio nonprofits benefit from Fulbright & Jaworski contribution
• Boeing awards expanded contract to Aerospace Products
• Texas agencies asked to tighten belt on budget expenditures
• Lone Star National Bank adopts technology platform
• FDA approves DPT Laboratories to produce new ointment
• LULAC lawsuit alleges lack of transparency
• The Holidays Are Here!
• Counselor's Calendar
• Forces and Motion
• Mechanical Energy
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the AT&T Center Saturday Dec. 4
• Hartman Principal Camping Out on Roof
• Students Show Their Wagner Pride
• JECA Welcomes Law Enforcement
• Stone Oak Youth Theatre Reaches New “Heights”: Nikki Young Joins Performing Arts Program
• U.S. unemployment rate ticks up in November
• Rackspace headquarters all clear after bomb threat
• Stellar credit ratings affirmed for SAWS
• Colonnade Centre earns ‘Gold’ certification for sustainability
• Leadership fund taps new leader
• “Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza”, semana cultural que promueve el talento y la educación
• San Antonio Star Gala presenta Una Noche con las Estrellas
• Alianza Latinoamericana ofrecerá cursos culturales
• The spirit of Thanksgiving
• Nature of Physics
• Just for Kids
• Physics
• Kinematics
• Vidacare assisting ongoing relief efforts in Haiti
• Investment Professionals expands financial staff
• Bargains can still be found among foreclosed homes
• Rush subsidiary acquires Atlanta truck dealership
• Champion AC quadruples size of San Antonio office
• Lead the Thunderbirds to Victory
• SA’s prominent business women make their mark
• UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures, broadening the scope of culture
• Middle School Students Get a Taste of High School
• Future Judson and Wagner Stars Compete in Championship
• Outside Community Resources
• Counselor Connect
• <a href=" extradited from Utah to Texas to face trial </a>
• SAFD canvasses East Side neighborhood after fatal fire
• A chilly start to December
• UIW opens student-run bank
• Texas State students back gun measure
• Bill would toughen prep for teachers
• Victim of wreck in Devine identified
• Meals on Wheels to get new truck
• Physiology chief a new UTHSC dean
• Local 911 official named to panel
• Pedestrian killed on holiday ID’d
• Mexico's weakest still treated as 'subhuman'
• Prostate drug may see new use
• Diabetes epidemic foreseen
• Plan for Chinese ‘sweaters’ in S.A. not so odd
• Ex-officer apologizes for fatal crash
• Rabbis press olives into oil to show Hanukkah’s meaning
• Study warns about growth near Lackland AFB
• Man, 76, dies in East Side house fire
• Judge backs mom in latest custody case twist
• Senior center expands nutrition program from new digs
• Blinds salesman gets prison for stealing from customers
• UHS Board approves purchase of mobile mammography unit
• Harris was a teacher, counselor and principal at West Side schools
• Would-be Hasan visitor guilty of making false statement
• Former PEC manager concealed payments to brother
• Southwest ISD adds to its propane-fueled bus fleet
• DREAM Act protesters released from jail
• Own a Piece of the Original Judson High
• Critical Thinking in Action
• Ticket Information for Wagner Football Playoffs
• Elementary Holiday Concerts
• Elementary Holiday Concert
• Elementary Holiday Concert
• Department Items
• Perry appoints local man to communication commission
• Clear Channel to invest in recyclable plastic billboards
• XPEL Technologies posts net gain for the third-quarter
• GenSpera plans to enroll San Antonio patients in drug study
• Tech mixer to feature InCube founder
• Ryan Seacrest extends relationship with Clear Channel Radio
• Mitigate mall madness this holiday season
• Man tackles redistricting complexities
• Civil Service Commission needs a fresh face
• Alamo Bowl to have choice of 10-win teams from Big 12
• (MORRILL) Christmas Kidz Bop Show
• (MORRILL) Christmas Kidz Bop Show
• Trey's House brings hope
• Leigh was a longtime mechanic
• Police respond to DREAM Act rally
• Fate of man who tried to see Fort Hood suspect up to jury
• Charge dropped in murder case
• Man killed in Devine crash ID'd
• Man hit by truck dies
• Legislation would up teaching applicant experience
• Bandera County deputies cleared in fatal shooting
• High court rejects S.A. music case appeal
• New partner signs on with South Texas nuclear project
• Former officer guilty in assault, manslaughter case
• Man killed during Universal City police pursuit
• Fredericksburg hosts trial of former PEC general manager
• Bexar County Jail inmate found dead in cell
• <a href=" developing S.A.-set crime drama</a>
• Wilson County man killed in rollover
• JISD Names First Female Police Chief
• 2011 JISD Hall of Honor Nominations Now Accepted
• Converse Elementary Runs!
• Woman killed in apparent suicide
• Forecasted dry air sparks fire weather watch
• Save and Serve on Saturday
• Woman shot and killed while cleaning handgun
• Man fatally shot in front of kids ID'd
• Man killed in crash identified
• Global electric racers speed through S.A.
• Son hopes to fill dad's big shoes
• Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation puts animals first
• Rackspace CEO named influential technology executive
• USAA to become preferred provider of financial products to American Legion
• Plácido Domingo agrees to San Antonio concert date in 2011
• United SA opens credit-union branch at Incarnate Word
• Design-build contract awarded for South Texas Project nuclear plant
• Man fatally shot in front of kids
• Story supported the arts and education in San Antonio
• Judge Stephen Walker: committed to ultimate success of truant students
• Rally for DREAM Act strike slated Monday
• GOP Budget Chair: Medicaid savings would mean throwing people in the streets
• Authorities seek clues in fatal Karnes County hit-and-run
• Night admiring Christmas lights turns deadly
• Man critically injured in South Side crash
• Turmoil drives Mexican nationals to San Antonio
• Drones ascend as weapons of war
• DeLay viewed through political prism
• Issue of just who can legally kill is clouded
• Eagle Scout joins kin in rarefied air
• School counselors juggling more duties
• Building trust on the streets
• Petco is good news but San Antonio needs great news
• Groups aim to keep tamal, music traditions alive
• Mexican nationals enrich city's culture, economy
• Get a haircut, help cancer charities
• Man hit with second charge in tavern robbery
• Woman accidentally shoots herself
• Woman dies in high-speed crash on far West Side
• Engineer Groves did his best work at home
• ‘Light of creation' illuminates city
• Staying spry in old age
• Hasan's attorney has limited options
• 2 S.A. Democrats think safety first
• Few are toasting 'DWI Lite' proposal
• Kerrville school gets new campus
• Peace Market begins two-day run near SAC
• SWAT standoff ends in arrest
• Baby found dead in Northeast Side motel
• Collecting cord blood, saving lives
• Houstons liked to say they sealed rift left by famous breakup
• Democratic legislators take safe route with public-safety issues
• Wentworth bills aim to ease partisan battles
• Company continues work to plug Frio well
• Canyon Lake man killed in ATV accident
• Man wanted in connection to Northeast Side slaying
• Shoppers turn out for Black Friday deals
• Motorsports Notebook: San Antonio Raceway to host Clash of the Titans this weekend
• U.S.-Mexico project IDs border-crossing victims
• Busy but subdued Black Friday at La Cantera
• Dinosaur George coming to park
• Rebate program in closing stages
• Clerk's office caught in ‘tsunami'
• As SAWS makes strides, EPA's got city's back
• S.A. gives thanks by giving back
• Atmosphere with oxygen found on one of Saturn’s moons
• Fire strikes family — twice
• Bowie Street could be shortened — in name only
• Bandera Music Hall of Fame can fit in your pocket
• SAPD officer shoots, wounds teen
• Police substation feeds those in need
• Man finds special meaning in Turkey Challenge
• Area hit by wave of cold
• Rabbi Schechter's last wish, to be buried in Israel
• Jimenez dinner feeds thousands
• 2nd suspect arrested in beating, kidnapping case
• I-35 vehicle rollover sends one to hospital
• San Antonio families host troops for Thanksgiving
• DeLay's foes not trying to hide glee over conviction
• Ex-deputies indicted in thefts from informants
• Straus makes ethics reform a 2011 priority
• A touch of cranberry, and a dash of love
• Wait for food stamps shrinks
• Therapist 'possibly' molested children
• New winner after Atascosa election recount
• S.A. airport avoids passenger delays
• Testimony concludes in ex-officer's manslaughter trial
• InCube Labs phases in its S.A. incubator
• Oliver kept pride, humor after enduring poverty
• Iraqi boy gets lifesaving surgery in S.A.
• DeLay found guilty on both charges
• SAFD toy drive begins Friday
• Firefighters charged in Guadalupe County fires
• ‘La Barbie' father-in-law arrested
• Chilly evening on the menu for Thanksgiving Day
• Hays County Jail trustys captured after escape
• New Braunfels announces no-refusal weekend
• Littlest victims get nicer place to stay
• DREAM Act hunger strike spreads
• DeLay jurors told to stay on track
• Internal affairs looking into girl's suicide after rape
• Record foreclosure postings, but no huge impact
• SAWS faces $1 billion sewage fix
• Suspect accused of arson in October car fire
• Border agent chases down hit-and-run suspect
• Rodriguez worked on the River Walk for more than 20 years
• BAMC cost soars
• S.A. native's Big Apple idea
• Quiznos murder nets 40-year prison term
• S.A. takes top Night Out honors
• Ex-con gets 25 years for second murder conviction
• Bandera woman indicted in securities fraud case
• Windcrest ex-manager's bail reduced
• At trial, ex-officer calls speed an SAPD 'way of life'
• New archbishop takes helm of San Antonio diocese
• AIDS patients' deaths a stark reminder
• Man beaten, tied, held in closet for three days
• Man charged in convenience store robberies
• More guilty pleas in child support scam
• Lead suspect in $11 million Zachry swindle out on bond
• Judson ISD Observes Thanksgiving Holiday
• Screening uproar not yet seen here
• Exasperation prevails at SBOE meeting
• State troopers net 40 pounds of cocaine
• New Catholic leader meets his flock
• Ortiz concedes District 27
• New BexarMet board meets, bickers
• Police chief: Seaton's wreck was ‘egregious'
• Restaurant employee gets prison for bathroom photos
• Plans advancing for Kendall County recycling center
• Bray was a longtime employee of Earl Abel's
• Parents file civil suit in case of alleged fondling
• Priest accused in murder-for-hire plot
• Arrest made in San Marcos cold case
• Petco opening satellite HQ in S.A., bringing 400 jobs
• Delay trial coming to a close
• Me so hungry: Lamb bam! thank you ma’am
• Judson ISD Feast Serves 1,500
• Wrong-way driver and victim remain hospitalized
• Franz Elementary Gives Thanks
• Hartman Family Dresses the Part
• Man fatally shot Sunday night identified
• Patients facing harsher rule on flexible accounts
• Santa’s Railroad Wonderland
• Hidden history of gangsters and guns
• Another person killed near apartments
• MPO compiles crash data
• Bill tackles ‘modern-day slavery'
• 4 killed, 1 injured in Harlingen fire
• About 3,000 celebrate local Puerto Rican Festival
• Man charged in slaying
• How do Democrats remain relevant?
• Black pursued many talents throughout life
• Jimenez dinner gets turkey delivery
• Boxer accused of injuring woman
• Four injured, one critically, in North Side crash
• Woman killed in North Side crash
• DPS pursuits skyrocketing on border
• Will U.S. drones join drug war?
• Cleric's focus is on people, not process
• School shows how to fix education
• Alamo repairs in limbo
• After bond fails, Judson plans for growth
• Man accused of killing in retaliation for alleged sex assault
• Third SA2020 gathering focused on measuring progress
• Residents cheer first linear park on West Side
• Missing jewelry tied to former employee
• Singleton's baking for Don Strange bought her acclaim
• UTSA debate team hanging with the big boys
• Texas State to offer a new doctorate
• S.A. man named to board of regents
• School gala set for Sunset Station
• Free ride available to Jimenez dinner
• Foster kids invited to benefits fair
• Driver arrested after rollover
• Custodian fired from Kerrville ISD after convictions found
• First 40,000 'smart' meters to be installed
• Round 2 of appliance rebates coming
• Make San Antonio Marathon more accessible
• Holiday dinner will take bigger bite
• Parker reportedly files own petition
• Panel urges TYC get 6 more years
• Hickman spent half-century working on railroads
• City's top health official to step down
• Officers: Seaton's substation was understaffed
• Feds: Therapist says he molested boys
• Bans on smokable incense taking hold
• Spirit Teams Pictures
• Purchasing
• Wild cougar loose on the Northwest Side
• Off-duty deputy involved in overnight shooting
• Final Preps for Feast at Judson High
• S.A.'s unemployment rate nudges up
• Elolf Students Make TV Debut
• Franz & Rolling Meadows Students Visit Retirees
• <a href=" friend: Texting only part of ‘untrustworthy’ behavior</A>
• Man gets 25 years in Kerr slaying
• Archdiocese sued over alleged abuse
• NISD shooting probed in context of training
• Receipt didn’t drag governor’s race into gutter
• Perry says consider military in Mexico
• Ex-Windcrest official, brother indicted
• Salvation Army 'Sleep Out' tonight
• Coat drive for homeless kicks off
• Kerrville's top cop now leads state police chiefs group
• Mayor to host SA2020 forum
• State environmental agency urged to be more transparent
• Homeless invited in from the cold
• SAHA takes home national awards for public housing
• WellMed-supported charitable trust creates scholarship fund
• Tootie Pie expands to Dallas market
• Shweiki Media teams up with Austin printer
• NewTek executive featured in “Avatar” documentary
• Clear Channel Radio helps raise a half-million dollars for Fisher House
• A&M Senate bill against tuition break for immigrants fails
• November 18, 2010 Board Meeting Notes
• 2011 JISD Hall of Honor Nominations Now Open
• Witness: I never saw cop car that hit me
• Garcia was 'genius' songwriter who could play and fix accordions
• Report: Driving on S.A.'s streets costly
• Key figure in Zachry bilking case denied bond
• Gonzalez to become voice of Latino Democrats in next Congress
• Cisneros backs 6.5 percent national sales tax
• Records reflect Natalia chief's tenure was troubled from start
• Haitian choir, ensemble share songs of hope
• Free Thanksgiving Meal for JISD Communities
• Judson High Students Learn From the Pros
• JISD Recognizes Native American Heritage Month
• Books and Donuts for Dad
• Fugitives arrested on East Side
• Reward offered in stolen hot rod case
• Defense: meeting was for aide, not Tom DeLay
• Bexar County proclaims Blanco Road open
• San Antonians head to India to fight polio
• Natalia cops seize suspected drug money from motorist
• Man called ex so often, she got fired, police say
• Man accused of stealing vehicles with tow truck
• A psychedelic circus of eye candy
• Freeze warning issued for S.A. area
• One of state's most wanted fugitives arrested in S.A.
• Man killed on school playground identified
• Game Pictures
• Comal County plane crash blamed on stalled engine
• Woman hurt in crash that shuts down U.S. 281 on far North Side
• St. Philip's hosts STEM symposium
• Water seminar set for today in Kerrville
• University of Phoenix opens new S.A. location
• Event will honor Latino achievers
• Students go hungry so the dream won’t die
• MySAHomeResource Housing Trends eNewsletter - NOVEMBER - 2010
• DeLay calendar evidence turned against him
• Immigration reform protest by students passes 8th day
• Draft report on dissolving BexarMet released
• Workforce Solutions, Baptist Health lauded statewide
• Valero’s chief operating officer is retiring
• Allstate hiring 25 sales positions in San Antonio
• Methodist Healthcare kicks the habit
• Tootie Pie opens fourth café location
• H-E-B makes major donation to Texas food banks
• USAA buys apartments near Walt Disney World
• Ex-Zachry employees charged with mail fraud
• General who created new drone pilot program retires
• Officer had reputation for speed, cops say at his trial
• Outside activists inject religion into House speaker race
• Segura inherited her passion for education from her father
• Capital murder suspect takes reduced charge
• Mobility authority to discuss Loop 1604 underpass
• Woman killed on I-10 identified
• Yuchnitz divorce proceeds in shadow of hitman charge
• Eight charged with defrauding $11 million from Zachry
• ‘Veil' gets mixed review from city panel
• Army judge says Hasan should face trial
• Woman burned in home explosion dies
• Wagner High Students Serve the Community
• UPS Steps in to Help Kirby Middle School
• SAWS Makes Big Donation to Crestview Elementary
• Secure Teacher Resources
• Request for Materials/Supplies
• Atascosa County crash likely a suicide
• Army colonel recommends trial in Ft Hood case
• Memorial fund set up for slain teen
• Eva Longoria Parker files for divorce
• (Col.Hts.) Christmas Parties
• (Col.Hts.) Pre-K & Kinder Christmas Pageant
• Business Professionals of America
• Man shot to death at elementary school
• Online STEM event to feature Gore, Ride
• TCEQ to hold local hearing on Edwards Aquifer
• Protesters demand NISD officers give up guns
• Firefighters battle blazes at nail salon, church shed
• Shooting of teen by Kerrville police deemed justified
• Pilot clinging to life after Comal County crash
• Woman walking in middle of I-10 struck and killed
• Texans pay most for home insurance
• Missions expansion endangered
• Science’s wonders obscured by stem cell hype
• Early voting catching on in Bexar
• Hispanic lawmakers seek DREAM Act vote
• DeLay PAC didn't have enough funds without money swap
• Former lobbyist avoids new jail time for child support
• Gallagher was beauty queen who 'wasn't afraid to climb a windmill'
• Ex-VIA driver gets jail for texting wreck
• Ex-cop on trial in colleague's death
• Eva and Tony are not divorcing
• State agencies asked to find more cuts
• Court hears arguments in Boerne election fight
• 2010 Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon big success
• Death row convict's lawyers argue he's incompetent
• Free health screenings and ballroom dancing
• An eagle rising from the ashes like a Mexican Phoenix: behind the scenes at the Alameda Museum
• Hill Country conference focuses on 'Islamization of America'
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I
• Natalia dismisses police chief who's target of investigation
• Airport to be site of emergency drill
• Castroville seeks probe into apparent ballot mix-ups
• Did You Vote in the 2010 Bond Election?
• JISD Recycling Attracts Media Attention
• Judson & Wagner Football Playoff Information
• Woman killed in East Side crash
• Local Food Now on the Menu
• PTA Meeting (Adams)
• Stonewall-Flanders PTA meeting
• (Gillette) PTA
• Campus Administration
• Textbook Adoption Information
• High-end homes return to favor
• S.A. runners may keep rockin'
• In teen's shooting, how did we get here?
• 'Comedy Roadshow' wins with rock 'n' roll chemistry
• Millennium may have hit major pocket of natural gas
• ACS-occupied building at Port San Antonio earns LEED certification
• SACU extends scholarship program for another year
• Texas A&M’s architecture programs earn high marks
• Lack's announces plans to file for bankruptcy
• Payment Data records third-quarter loss
• Author Hiaasen chats about true, fictional weirdness
• SAISD opts for ‘hybrid' plan
• Wilford Hall gets new leader
• Wind energy subject of Fredericksburg talk
• Hernandez was Ho-Chunk Nation royalty
• Former GOP accountant: ‘Firewall' built for DeLay money
• Former officer pleads no contest to molesting teen
• Baptist Health Foundation awards $4.8 million in grants
• JP's complaint against constable aired in Commissioners Court
• Huge support for Prop 1 and 2 brings new challenges
• 3 injured in Comal County plane crash
• Texans among large freshmen class in Congress
• Bike Rodeo Puts Kids to the Test (Video)
• Teen shot by Northside police officer identified
• Firefighter still hospitalized after crash
• Former Judson aide faces new charges
• Hasan hearing lasts 4 minutes
• JISD Special Olympics Athletes Raise Money and Have Fun
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Stonewall-Flanders/Pre-K Fenley PTA Meeting
• Bacteria found in New Braunfels Smokehouse turkey
• Deadly force can leave scars for homeowners
• Taxes among issues before lame ducks
• Shooting victim identified
• 'Green revolution' in the city
• Train doesn't stop marathon from rolling along
• White seeks a business office
• Students repair historic East Side homes
• Martinez was chief financial officer of Parent/Child Inc.
• AirStrip announces partnership with Medtronic subsidiary
• New Braunfels Smokehouse recalling turkey products
• USAA Real Estate achieves platinum LEED certification on office tower
• Caterpillar to acquire Bucyrus International
• In shared sweat, runners become equals
• Double reward despite half the distance
• Kenyan runners take the tapes
• SWAT officer released from hospital
• 4 firefighters injured when fire truck flips
• Perry wants to reach out to Dems
• Former president of Trinity among highest paid
• Food Bank hosts 5k run Thanksgiving Day to benefit families in need
• Leadership group to honor young Latino scholars
• San Marcos homeowner shoots break-in suspect
• Alameda makes a comeback with “dos culturas” exhibit that celebrates Mexico and San Antonio
• UTSA Football scores a spot in the Western Athletic Conference
• El proyecto solar más grande de Texas se construye en San Antonio
• Tabut and Lagat capture marathon victories on Sunday
• OLLU reinaugura su edificio principal
• Gov. Perry brings “Fed Up!” tour to SA
• Schulze School Wide Spelling Bee
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Calendar of Events
• Social Studies
• (MHS) Panoramic Pictures
• HEF Board
• HEF Application
• Campus Representatives
• Scope & Sequence
• East Side shooting victim identified
• High school students to train for green jobs
• Lecture, workshops to examine stem cell research
• A&M-S.A. may spark city's next boom
• Danger lurks below the surface in Texas
• The shock lingers after teen's death
• Budget shortfall victim: Medicaid?
• One man's dream is another's dump
• The reaction to artist's death was illuminating
• Rock ’n’ Rollers pound pavement
• Better celebrate early, while there's still time
• Air Force pilot Broussard operated the Bun ‘n' Barrel for 55 years
• Today's Mission San José Masses to be last before closure
• Children, books, authors meet
• Students renovate East Side homes
• “La Reina” jams at fundraiser held for her
• Bloody knife found in accused killer's car
• Eleven more owner-built homes dedicated
• UT System touts reduced energy use
• Christmas drive for needy children starts Monday
• Perry appoints Montford to Texas Tech board
• Man angry over divorce barricades himself in lawyer's office
• Immigration is lawmakers' hot potato
• CPS Energy's insulation program shines
• Man dies saving Boerne woman
• UTSA ready for bigger stage
• Man gets 25 years for shooting ex in face
• Overnight review: S.A. Symphony
• Overnight review: Rick Springfield
• Speaker race has Larson in awkward position
• Ex-UT worker faces Peeping Tom charge
• Gonzalez is seeking Latino caucus helm
• Focus on Family leader to speak at breakfast
• South Side pastor picked to lead BGCT
• Cardenas was an economist for the Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Seven homicides over three days keep police on their toes
• Kenyans favored in S.A.'s marathon
• Speaker's race a GOP fistfight
• Refugees learn to become self sufficient at orientation class
• Northside ISD officer shoots man
• Marathon turnout, economic impact could match first year
• Church at Mission San José to close for renovation
• Narrow bond election defeats are cause for pause in Castroville and Blanco ISD
• Plea deal reached in illegal hiring case
• Historic tours take youth back in time
• Converse Elementary Celebrates Big Accomplishments
• Judson High Swimmers Commit to Colleges
• Woman discovers sister stabbed to death on kitchen floor
• Crestview Elementary Lands Big Donation
• Parents Take Field Trip
• Overnight shooting leaves one man dead
• New construction proposed for San Antonio universities
• OLLU's extreme makeover a success
• Three tigers are moving to N.C.
• Republicans face a crucial choice on immigration
• DNA test on hair strand puts question mark on execution
• One killed, one wounded in E. Side shooting
• Vets get voice-activated laptops
• Student Council
• Ramirez recalled at appropriately over-the-top memorial
• Girl Scouts pilot new program in SAISD
• Spotlight ready for area charities
• University of Phoenix completes development of Windsor Park center
• Christus offers mobile health care in New Braunfels
• Shiner Beer brewer returns from Germany with European beer awards
• Seguin planning to sell new round of COs
• California Pizza Kitchen posts loss amid flat revenues
• Apple to sell AirStrip patient monitoring software via app store
• Generation TX pilot program takes flight
• Man killed in landlord-tenant dispute
• A local star launches nonprofit foundation for S.A.’s youth
• Curtain rising on remodeled Lila Cockrell Theatre
• Front to bring weekend rain
• The Oldest Post in Texas to host Veteran’s Day Ceremony tonight
• Man accused of killing girlfriend
• Chism honored for Main Plaza project in San Antonio
• Mayor Castro makes good on his promise
• KENS-TV offers viewers discounts on advertised products, services
• (MHS) McCollum Book Fair
• UTSA Roadrunners expected to head West
• ‘King' Baltutis won't be hard to find at marathon
• OncoVista divests 78 percent stake in AdnaGen
• CPS board opening draws 44 applications
• Edvance CEO weighs in on charter school debate
• Straus says rival for post is dividing Republicans
• Edwards Aquifer Authority board holds 2011 rates steady
• Man killed in apartment dispute
• Giving, giving, giving gifts of life
• Innovation drives Kinetic Concepts, CEO says
• 4 SWAT officers shot, 2 seriously
• Court says disbarred lawyer can't appeal mandated donation
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Feds drop terror link charge
• Decomposed body found at North Side hotel
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Vets honored at National Museum of the Pacific War
• Woman shot dead in East Side dispute
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Study: Half unable to get tubes tied pregnant again within year
• 20-year-old woman dies in Comal County crash
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• Feds indict five in car 'title washing' scam
• Bike ride today in honor of artist
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• Zweifel was record-setting pilot, respected trainer
• Bexar’s specialty courts could be election casualty
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Three candidates file for Kuempel's seat
• Man playing Monopoly shot in groin
• Welcome to Adamsville: First micro-town in San Antonio
• A celebration of veterans and citizenship
• (MHS) College Visit: UT Austin in Career Center
• Von Ormy bans texting behind the wheel
• Privacy, power for rape victims
• Valero losing Engelhardt as independent director
• Pace setters act as coaches on marathon course
• United Way backers pledge $29 million to campaign
• Program ties Texas to ‘Greatest Generation'
• Flood control buy OK'd
• Give Thanks With Us
• Taped interview shows DeLay knew of money swap
• Dad crosses country, reunites with homeless son in Travis Park
• JISD Honors Veterans Day
• Fake cannabis “incense” targeted in Kerrville
• Local solar farm gets powered up
• Red Campus Demolition Underway (Video)
• Students stage hunger strike for DREAM Act
• Driver killed in South Side confrontation
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Veteran hopes to retrieve Bataan survivor's remains
• After votes counted, Perry grows more candid
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• PUC moves to scrap plan for new 345-Kv line from Comfort to Lampasas
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• De Guttadauro testified to Congress about WWII treatment of Italians
• Teen killed in 250-foot fall at Garner State Park
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Uncle gets 35-year prison term in nephew's death
• Scarcity of peyote means hard times for dealers
• Teacher of the Year Submissions Deadline
• Ex-con guilty of shooting ex-girlfriend in face
• Man accused in South Side slaying
• HMS Spirit Attire Day
• Se proporcionarán computadoras portátiles a militares heridos en conmemoración del día de los veteranos
• Witte Museum Announces Spring 2011 Exhibition!
• Principal's 2nd Cup of Coffee (Adams)
• Former US Marine uses training to rebuild nation
• First Grade Field Trip to Zoo (Adams)
• USAA is one of America’s best military employers
• Math Night (Adams)
• Air Force to examine AdviTech’s motion-sickness product for combat pilots
• (MHS) Veteran's Day Celebration
• NexCapital eying Alamo City market
• Ramirez bike memorial set for Thursday
• Hightower to discuss climate justice at S.A. forum
• (HHS) Extended Learning Lab @ 9:00am
• Stonewall-Flanders Family Night
• Kerrville man dies in motorcycle crash
• TSA installs body-screening technology at San Antonio airport
• (HHS) TMEA All Region Jazz Band Concert @ 7:00 pm
• HMS G-Basketball-7A 8H McAluliffe
• Regional habitat conservation plan raising concerns
• Horizon MedCorp opens durable medical equipment sales office
• Veterans Day
• HMS B-Soccer 8H 7A McAuliffe
• Clear Channel registers losses for radio, outdoor operations
• Nationwide, Spurs team up on corporate sponsorship
• (HHS) University of Texas @ 9:00am
• (Wright) PTA Meeting/Choir Performance
• Texas DMV program puts UTSA fans in the driver’s seat
• San Antonio is listed as one of America’s top recovery cities
• (HHS) Tribesmen Booster Club @ 6:00 pm
• (MORRILL) Cookie Dough Delivery
• AT&T adds lifestyle channels back on U-verse
• Boerne economic development leader tapped for state board
• Army (HHS)
• DeLay attorney alleges bias against ex-DA
• Wells Fargo supports housing development in San Antonio
• Security Service revamps online banking site
• (HHS) Indianette Booster Club Meeting
• Advocates push renewable energy’s diversity
• Methodist Healthcare owner records 23 percent jump in third-quarter income
• (HHS) Band Booster Meeting
• Tragedy shines light on bike safety
• Methodist plans to acquire Texsan Heart Hospital
• Clear Channel inks partnership with Artpace to create outdoor art displays
• Charge upgraded for teen father of dead infant
• School districts brace for Legislature’s folly
• AGC honors San Antonio firms
• Rackspace’s third-quarter net income growth exceeds 50 percent
• Thousands attend funeral for Kuempel
• Immigration, voter ID bills filed
• Blue Clover tapped to re-brand downtown New Orleans hotel
• Port San Antonio earns ISO-certification for best practices
• Trial begins for man accused of shooting ex in face
• North Side blaze torches leasing office
• TSA installs body-screening technology at San Antonio airport
• Creativity Thrives For Red Ribbon Week
• Perry touts new book in San Antonio
• Horizon MedCorp opens durable medical equipment sales office
• Students Head to the Hills and Hog Heaven
• Dozen charged in Texas Mexican Mafia roundup
• Nationwide, Spurs team up on corporate sponsorship
• Bike Rodeo Preps Underway
• Guilty verdict for man who killed nephew
• Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Harlandale Hall of Fame
• JISD Middle School Musicians Shine
• Judson High Red Campus Demolition Begins
• Dudley was a longtime community, civil rights leader
• (HHS) Campus Mini Benchmarks
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• Alvarez, Najim added to Tx. business hall of fame
• Prosecutors continue building circumstantial case against DeLay
• (HHS) Credit Recovery @ 9:00 am
• (Schulze) PTA Meeting
• Perry book argues against a run for president
• University Hospital’s organ-transplant program recognized
• Judge refuses to revoke probation based on punctuation
• Possible gang confrontation leaves one injured
• CPS Energy to christen first solar-power plant
• Ban on wild, dangerous animals in Kerr County gets chilly reception
• Cost of health coverage remains on rise
• Conn’s sales drop again
• Panel won't change Keller decision
• Hispanic voters were boon to GOP
• Texas A&M tops off first San Antonio campus building
• Clues to past found in secret closet
• Renewable energy gets spotlight in S.A.
• San Antonio shares cheap gas title with Fort Worth
• Healy taught at UIW for more than 50 years
• Ex-speaker says Perry following Bush strategy
• Cardell receives investment from H.I.G. Capital
• Experts warn seniors about scams
• Atascosa pedestrian involved in accident dies
• AirStrip’s Android app ready for doctors
• Police seek help solving year-old slaying
• Tesoro resumes refining operations in Washington state
• Latinitas Magazine: Una revista para mujercitas
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Natalie Martínez, una ejemplar detective en “Detroit 1-8-7”
• Stonewall-Flanders Fenley Center Family Night
• ¡Cuidado! Los hombres llegan a la cocina
• HMS Band Christman Concert
• Bass pro creating new family traditions
• Reid served as a medic during the attacks at Pearl Harbor
• And The Winner Is...
• Volunteers Needed Tuesday
• Expert says single-gender schools can promote learning
• Ag Students Win National Awards
• JLA Steps Into the Real World
• SAISD cools talk on soccer partnership
• School bus driver rear-ends SUV
• Woodlake Hills Takes Time to Take a Stand
• Sheriff explains county boat flap
• San Antonio stocks close on stronger note on Friday
• Daily service sought for Sunset Limited
• Town Hall meeting to review TCEQ
• Office Depot to open new store in Balcones Heights
• DPS chief: Law enforcement stops little cartel money
• Intruder killed by homeowner had a long rap sheet
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• AT&T donates paintings to UTHSC School of Medicine
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• H-E-B recalls dips, dressings as precaution
• MCHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• Baby dies from injuries
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
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• PTA Christmans Luncheon
• Hill Country Village Subdivision - San Antonio, TX Real Estate | Homes For Sale | MLS Listings
• HMS College Attire
• Thunderbirds inspire kids of all ages at Lackland Airfest
• Scripps' channels back on U-verse
• Reed was nurse, educator and lifelong learner
• Man killed in botched drug deal
• GOP praises Cornyn for campaign aid
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• From Mérida to Matamoros, the press under fire
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Scope of losses is astonishing
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• What's ahead for the SBOE
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Straus faces conservative backlash
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• Being a favorite of judges pays
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• Sculley marks five years in S.A.
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• S. Texas lawmakers looking to move up
• Grumbling over truancy cases is misplaced
• Leave it to Bieber to excite crowd
• Man killed in Halloween crash identified
• Bexar County under freeze warning
• Veterans parade honors warriors
• Diabetes conference set
• Kingpin's death prompts more mayhem
• Free spay and neuter clinic planned for West Side
• 1 dead, 1 wounded in N.W. Side shooting
• Center to discuss ‘Grief and the Holidays'
• Local artist Chuck Ramirez has died
• School demolition subject of contest
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Kendall shelter having open house
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• Construction to start at Oblate school
• District 23 is an ever-shifting battleground
• Feed stores still play important role
• Man accused of killing 7-week-old daughter
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• Overnight review: San Antonio Symphony
• Embassy Suites opens in downtown San Antonio
• Fugitive sex offender arrested in San Antonio
• Frontier Bowl traditions continue
• Christus names new leader of downtown San Antonio hospital
• More ex-students accuse former Judson ISD aide
• Rayburn - PTA Meeting / 1st Grade Performance
• Signs Now has become a ‘green’ commercial print shop
• Officials say 2 Taft freshmen admit carrying gun
• Rayburn - CPERC meeting
• GenSpera wins federal grants to proceed with cancer drug trials
• One killed in U.S. 281 crash
• Rayburn - Awards/Professional Day
• Rush Enterprises expands in Dallas
• Rodriguez lost by passing up opportunity on immigration
• Rayburn - Board Meeting at Rayburn
• Pioneer Drilling posts $2.6 million third-quarter loss
• Lung cancer breakthrough
• Rayburn - End of 2nd Six Weeks Grading Period
• Harland Clarke posts double-digit slump in third-quarter earnings
• Head-on collision shuts down I-35
• Volleyball 2010
• Oklahoma firm inks lease at Lockhill Selma building
• Curriculum & Instruction
• Northside ISD to sell nearly $50 million in school bonds
• Special Events
• U.S. Global Investors reports net income of $1.3 million for first fiscal quarter
• Surplus Inventory
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Officials say Taft student admits carrying gun
• AirFest tells the story of freedom
• Civil easement dispute in Boerne escalates
• Strickland was allergist, neonatal ICU pioneer
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Hammack endured the Nazi occupation of Vienna
• A season of soul-searching begins for Texas Democrats
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• Jurors view blood-smeared Polaroid at murder trial
• Few GIs tried to stop Fort Hood shooter
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• S.A. named Texas' best running city — by a mile
• San Jacinto battle painting to be auctioned
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• Police arrest eight in high-profile slaying
• Father faces felony charge as 3-month-old clings to life
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• (Bellaire) Career Fair
• Bortel found joy in helping, making rosaries for missionaries
• S.A. man charged with distributing child porn
• (Bellaire) PTA Fall Festival
• Elmendorf Lake will be dredged — but not drained
• Clues of prehistoric past found at Brackenridge
• Levels of Social Responsiblity
• Judges swept up in GOP tide
• Dispute over 2001 death of Bandera County tot unresolved by plea bargain
• TEA News
• NEISD to weigh pursuing 2011 bond
• Prosecutors: Family photo spat led to drunken murder
• District Assessment News
• State ratings improve for some Bexar schools
• San Antonio power users reveal their favorite apps
• Republicans to shelve immigration reform for enforcement
• Texas poised to gain enormous clout on Capitol Hill
• Freetail Brewing exploring possible expansion
• Boerne mayor invites constituents to briefing on projects
• Kartoffelpuffers messy must-eats at Wurstfest
• Continental, American set to launch flights from new San Antonio airport terminal
• Open house set at new Kendall County animal shelter
• Texas' House is Republicans' castle
• SAWS selling nearly $128 million in new debt
• Future TV Reporters Land Big Interview
• Babysitter admits burning girl in shower
• Some sickening flu news
• San Antonio ranked 28th nationwide in job growth
• Judson ISD Earns Gold
• Homeowner shoots, kills burglary suspect
• Fire departments back in business
• Alamo City to host renewable energy conference
• Want to Tear Down The Red Campus?
• 3 ex-football players back at Taft after probe
• Federal health officials link listeria to SanGar Produce
• Woman dies of injuries sustained in crash
• Toyota to sponsor Street2Feet 5K
• UIW ensemble will perform at Carnegie Hall
• Reward offered for tips on 2007 slaying
• Ortiz not conceding District 27
• RELYANT reshuffles senior management team
• State Rep. Edmund Kuempel dead at 67
• Will Perry's book tour lead to White House run?
• WellMed expands senior clinic footprint in Texas
• Man tries to “cancel” his own court hearing
• Man convicted of intoxication manslaughter back in jail
• Hollywood Park council seat won by one vote
• Trooper trial postponed until February
• 5th U.S. citizen killed in Mexico this week
• Perry's book aims at liberals — hits Bush, too
• Execution date set in S.A. case
• Republicans hold lead on Democratic challengers in 10 of 15 county court races
• Z’Tejas Southwestern Grill opens La Cantera locale
• Woodlake Elementary Gets Motivated
• Voters extend tax for Edwards Aquifer, trails
• DA Reed handily beats LaHood
• Republicans poised to sweep district court races
• Garrison Brothers to ship company’s first batch of bourbon whiskey
• City of Converse Helps Make Thanksgiving Feast Possible
• GOP up early in key SBOE races
• Canseco overtakes Rodriguez in Dist. 23
• Coworking session demystifies Web + TV technology
• Bike Rodeo Postponed
• Sometimes, going to the polling place is easier said than done
• Nation swings red; GOP hammers Dems
• Judson ISD Students Conduct Mock Election
• Hondo voters approve charter changes
• Dewhurst rolls past S.A. challenger
• HelpDesk Online Work Order System User Guide
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• No one injured in Hondo train-truck crash
• Muffin exchange leads to assault, arrest
• Collier PTA Meeting/ Junta de PTA
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• Taft HS lockdown lifted
• Leibowitz denied fourth term in House
• Collier Veteran's Day assembly/asamblea de Veteran
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• Canseco basks in District 23 win
• Challengers lead in BexarMet board races
• Collier parents Thankgiving Lunch w/ students
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• Veterans to get airport sendoff
• U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards ousted
• Collier 2nd cup of coffee/2nd taza de café
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• FDA confirms listeria contamination at SA plant
• Area bands fall short at state
• Collier Bike Rodeo/ Rodeo de Bicicleta
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• H-E-B, River City plan on opening in-store branches
• Perry ran a smart campaign, avoiding any mistakes
• Inmate seeks overthrow of sentence
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• U.S. Global Investors takes home awards from mutual fund association
• Honoring a decade of achievements and a year of success
• Uncontested races
• Somali fights charge of ties to terror groups
• Schulze PTA Winter Dance
• Pearl Brewery to debut monster retail garage sale
• Reed keeps her grip on crime
• GOP dominating statewide judicial races
• Fort Hood marks first anniversary of shooting
• HMS Spirit Attire Day
• CPS Energy expects to save $50 million in debt costs via subsidy program
• City of San Antonio propositions 1 and 2 a go
• Perry easily wins re-election
• Mourners pack rookie officer's funeral
• (Wright) Science Night
• US Oncology to be sold for $2 billion
• Eva Guzman, first elected Latina State Supreme Court Justice
• Two EAA board incumbents fall far behind
• Locke played steel guitar in the famed Texas Top Hands Band
• After all the noise, voters cut through the clutter
• Accounting firm Padgett, Stratemann offering technology to nonprofits
• S.A. rocks its way to a healthier lifestyle
• Election upsets South San board majority
• Adkisson wins another term as county commissioner
• San Antonio Youth Literacy expands to 30 school sites
• Election night watch party turns victorious for Perry
• Bond approval gives SAISD a big shot of hope
• SAISD voters OK bond issue
• SA2020 meeting brings 800 plus to McCollum HS
• Competitive Companies secures equity line of financing
• (MHS) Volleyball Playoff Game vs. Smithson Valley
• Americans planning to trim holiday gift budget, USAA survey says
• Joe the Plumber speaks to UTSA students
• Calif. voting will impact refiners
• Donuts for Dad
• Former probation officer in Kerr County under investigation for alleged embezzlement
• Two volunteer fire departments closed
• Schools Compete to Fight Cancer
• 3 arrested in Alabama-to-Mexico gun deal
• Home builder with lengthy scam record gets 25 years
• Today is Election Day
• CBP officer arrested on smuggling charges
• DeLay's trial opens in Austin
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• Softball league offers seniors chance to stay fit
• Fly grew from spinach taster to head Del Monte International
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• Former Judson ISD employee accused of indecency
• In book, Perry says U.S. is ‘heading for cliff'
• HMS B-Soccer 8H 7A TWMS
• Police union president scolded for political ad
• Rep. seeks high-speed rail for Laredo and Valley too
• (Wright) Pictures with Santa
• San Antonio stocks experience lift from rising Dow
• N.W. Side clinic aids uninsured, underinsured
• Governor hopefuls make final pitches
• St. Mary’s keeps humanities, law deans
• Whooping cranes returning in record numbers
• Marine survives war — killed in U.S.
• Texas ranks No. 3 in business climate survey
• Welcome to Adamsville
• Students have an exemplary friend in McCombs
• Daily Bread Ministries benefiting from Impact San Antonio’s generosity
• Task force tries to end patient dumping
• Golf ball-sized hail reported
• Associated Builders & Contractors honors firms for San Antonio area projects
• School bands compete in UIL state competition
• Overnight front cools Bexar County air
• Boeing adds support to national CyberPatriot competition
• Boycott vote? Abundantly not, reverend says
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• Parker inks new deal with San Antonio Spurs
• Students take the next step towards college
• San Antonio planning to expand Luminaria next spring
• Suit centers on silhouette cowboy
• Nissan issues third-largest vehicle recall in its history
• Paschall Students Entertain in Honor of Hispanic Heritage
• Rate hikes aimed at reining in water use
• Forbes includes Rackspace on ‘Best Small Companies’ list
• Kids Set to Compete in District Rodeo
• Don't just vote status quo, long-shot candidates say
• WellCare is leading Medicare plan provider in San Antonio
• Wagner High Band Earns State Title
• Zany election season ends, and none too soon
• San Antonio Business Journal asks gubernatorial candidates to weigh in on business issues
• Fall Spirit Alive at Early Childhood Center
• Perry, White in final push
• Pedestrian accidents rise during Halloween, Allstate warns
• (HHS) Trinity University@ 8:30 a.m.@Student Union
• Driver uninjured when tanker ignites on Southeast Side
• North Star Mall owner plans to exit bankruptcy in November
• (HHS) Texas Lutheran University Visit@ 1:00pm
• S.A. trick-or-treaters rule the night
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• (HHS) Army Visit@ Both Lunches@ Cafeteria
• Details on tap for Jimenez dinner
• (Wright) Spec. Ed. meeting
• (HHS) ASL Blue Jean Fundraiser Begins Today
• (Wright) faculty meeting
• (HHS) H.I.S.D. Thanksgiving Food Drive
• (Wright ) PTA after school sale
• Cultural arts page
• (Wright) PTA after school sale
• Robbers hold apartment residents at knifepoint
• (Wright) CPERC meeting
• Man accused of slamming toddler's head against wall
• (Wright) Christmas card contest
• Sirius Computer Solutions buying Nebraska IT company
• Jorgensen enjoyed learning throughout life
• Gunn Automotive to build $10 million Nissan dealership in San Antonio
• ‘Boomer dementia' alarming
• Howling fun planned at San Antonio shopping center
• Arts fest raising its profile
• Democratic strategist Donna Brazile heading to Alamo City
• Teams Unite
• Biggest Bexar races still tough to call
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• Castro for gov. in 2014? His time may be later
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• Rodriguez, Canseco attacks a discredit to public service
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• HMS College Attire
• Man killed in far West Side crash
• Hall was a WWII pilot, air traffic controller, state auditor
• An emergency compromise for doctors
• Motorcyclist killed in Universal City
• North Side CPS Energy customers in the dark
• Officer's legacy of helpfulness, love
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Alamo Stadium could get overhaul
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• International relay to pass through San Antonio
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• Toughing it out in Dist. 23
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• Campaign Notebook, Oct. 31
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• For Texans the stakes are high in Tuesday's election
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Past, present city leaders are guides to future
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• S.A. to unveil bike-sharing posts
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Powder Puff Ticket Sale
• HMS G-Basketball 8H 7A Scobee
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• MCHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• New Program Helps Students S.O.A.R. (Video)
• Wagner High FCCLA Hosts Executive Leaders
• Alamo announces deal with major promoter
• Covo’s Commentary
• BexarMet chief gets bad report card from board
• Two men jailed in officers' hit-and-run
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Powder Puff FB Game
• HMS Team Spirit Attire
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• JISD Seeks to Help Potential Assault Victims
• JISD Leaders Meet U.S. Senator
• SANYO plans first reunion
• Twitter’s founder means ‘Square’ business
• Expert pushes green construction’s financial benefits
• Students encouraged to dream big
• (Col.Hts.) Juvenile Diabetes Awareness & Walk
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Math and Science Tutors Needed
• Schreiner to offer bachelor's in nursing
• San Antonio’s spooktacular sites for thrill and chill seekers
• Voters mostly favor cuts to balance state budget
• Natalia's top cop is on unpaid leave
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Jinx Day
• (Col.Hts.) Veterans Day Celebration
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• College Fair Tonight
• Retired UTSA professor honored
• Avoid scary and harmful pitfalls this Halloween
• O'Connor cross country's Miss Helotes going for gold
• Beer and fun mark Wurstfest's 50th anniversary
• Suit says SAPD workplace was hostile to accuser
• HMS CPERC - Dept Chair/Team Leader meeting
• HMS GT Robotics Toyota Plant
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Coach and Student Picked for Mayor's Fitness Council
• Bogus tax collection notices fool residents
• Don Strange Cookbook celebrates family man, businessman
• Poll shows Perry leading over White
• Stumpy lures visitors to haunted house
• Courtroom to display historic artifacts
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Geek Day
• HMS Book Fair
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Elolf Elementary Promotes "Bee-ing" Drug Free
• Ex-prisoners understand freed man's feelings
• Average retail gas price in San Antonio falls two cents
• Water is more precious than guns and cigarettes
• Texas economy ahead in TX- California rivalry
• Suspected A&M gunman actually someone with replica
• (MHS) NHS Campus Beautification
• HMS GT Natural Bridge Caverns
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Students Receives Athlete of the Year Award
• Fire destroys Alamodome-area home
• City of San Antonio nearing completion on Cockrell Theater rehab
• <a href="http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/columnists/greg_jefferson/Trotters_campaign_ad_had_to_be_an_inside_job_106254068.html"><b>Greg Jefferson: </b> Trotter’s campaign ad had to be an inside job</a>
• A haunting we will go
• Classroom Tests
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Maroon Out
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Franz Elementary Hits the Bikes
• Off-duty officer fires at suspected burglars
• Eisenhower Bank brand to be folded into Broadway Bank
• Officer taken off life support dies
• The Tea Party at a glance
• Life was always an adventure for Davenport
• Frontier Bowl Information
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Pep Rally
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Community Gets First Look at New Judson High (Video)
• Man charged in aggravated robbery
• SunBelt raises millions for real estate investment fund
• Young Latino Dems may cost congressman his job
• The Social Media Takeover: tweens, moms and now politicians
• S.A. vacationer stranded by tsunami
• Usernames and Passwords for Campuses
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Greet Day
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• College Fair a Huge Success
• B-cycle bike share is coming to S.A.
• San Antonio Zoo’s black rhino, Herbie, expires
• Judson investigates indecency case
• Golf’s Greatest Legends to play Oak Hills
• Free wireless now available at Alamo
• Class Photos
• (Col.Hts.) Book Fair Family Night
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• Students Vow to be Drug Free
• Remember Battle of Concepción
• LaCoste bank president pleads guilty
• A haven within a Haven
• Spurs end pre-season on high note
• 'No refusal' weekend coming for DWI suspects
• STAAR Information
• HMS Vision/Hearing Test
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• Judson High Takes on John Lennon
• Child care center dedicated at Haven for Hope
• Harland Clarke inks marketing alliance with ACTON
• A sex-offender roundup
• Eva Longoria Parker directs “Latinos Living the American Dream” documentary
• Mexico violence hits U.S. maquiladora
• Benchmark Tests
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Retro Day
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Masters Elementary Students Become Bowling Athletes
• Stranded San Antonio man to return home from Indonesia
• San Antonio’s foreclosure activity up over the third quarter, report shows
• Grant to develop master’s degree
• NIOSITA Year Round
• S.A. lawyer credited for voter rights victory
• Cultural Arts Fair
• (HHS)[Spirit Week] Night Pep Rally
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Donations Allow Thanksgiving Feast to Return
• Scary tales, close by, in the hills
• LivingSocial manager makes a living writing cool ad copy
• Prison time ordered for officer who embezzled
• Trick-or-treat at Ingram Park Mall
• 2nd SA2020 forum attracts 800-plus
• Ad critical of White doesn’t tell whole story
• HMS 7th Grade Vision/Hearing Testing
• THANKSGIVING BREAK
• MCHS Freshman (B) Girls Basketball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• Paschall Elementary Celebrates Hispanic Heritage
• Perry's message to Texas voters also meant to be heard in Washington
• Salinas Elementary Learns From Pros
• Workshop examines works of Merton
• Taste the Culture
• Count: Some homeless still unsheltered
• UTSA debate team No. 1 in nation
• HMS College Board Ready Step Test 8th Gradw
• HMS B-Soccer 8H 7A Scobee
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Hartman Knighted
• White tries to rally Democratic voters
• Judson High Students Learn About Real World
• Persyn owned Aviel's Italian Restaurant
• The Mayor Says No to Domestic Violence
• Trotter’s campaign ad had to be an inside job
• Fright Night
• Bud LightCoffins on Parade
• San Antonio Stock Show And Rodeo 2011
• Paul Mitchell The School San Antonio Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Howl-O-Scream
• Co-defendant gets 35 years for fatal robbery
• (Car. Bell) PTA Meeting
• Sister Gurule was last of religious order's five founding nuns
• (HHS) Dance Team/Cheerleader Mandatory Meeting
• Death penalty sought against mother
• (Gillette) PTA
• Authors, fans mingle at luncheon
• HMS G-Basketball 8H 7A Zamora
• Drunken driver who killed motorcyclist gets 12 years
• HMS B-Soccer 8H 7A Zamora
• Hopkins Elementary Family Helps Food Bank
• Bacteria shows up in BexarMet well
• $3 million raised in House Dist. 23 contest
• Former Rocket Picked for Hall of Fame
• City could settle with SAPD cop
• Group favors in-house oversight for SAISD bond
• Teen dies of gunshot injuries
• Blinds salesman guilty of swindling customers
• In SAISD bond vote, history meets the future
• Woman shoots, kills home intruder
• Two SAISD schools to be charters
• Corn prices cut into livestock numbers
• Funeral arrangements made for boy killed in farming accident
• SAFD fights stubborn condo fire on North Side
• Park to get new look, new role
• Fund established to rebuild historic La Vernia church
• Prepping low-income Hispanics
• Gas from sewage sweet for SAWS
• Hormone therapy linked to deadlier breast cancers
• Commissioners set legislative priorities
• Meat prices going higher
• Odd treatment for serious bug brings yucks from patients
• Fright Fest
• JECA Surprised With Delivery
• Deputy injured in funeral procession crash
• New Judson High Campus Cleared For Occupancy
• Early voting pleasant surprise
• PTA Meeting (Adams)
• ‘My baby, my baby' were last words
• (Car. Bell) Family Night
• CPS struggling to fill board vacancy
• Father accused of injuring sons
• Districts' teaching disparity persists
• Wagner HS Band Moves Forward
• Hats help uncover cowboys' stories
• Olympia Elementary Students Plant Success
• Are You Ready For College?
• Judson High Students Honor Custodian
• Early Voting Begins
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• SHAC Meeting
• SUAVE Meeting
• (Schulze) CPERC
• Geiman enjoyed traveling across the states in his RV
• King William eyeing a smaller expansion
• Squirrels: Cute, nuisances or dinner?
• Golfers Tee Up for Judson HS
• Lure of pro sports isn't the way to revive downtown
• JISD Students Learn Bus Safety (Video)
• Study says pickups aren't safer than sedans for teen drivers
• 6-year-old killed by ranch equipment
• Gillespie County judge race a rematch of 1987 primary
• Local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Floresville woman dies in collision
• Campaign Notebook, Oct. 17
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• Woman dies in high-rise fire
• SAISD aiming to upgrade 22 schools
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Arson suspected in fire south of downtown
• DRT envisions bigger Alamo
• MCHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• One killed, one injured in North Side crash
• Teen shot in head remains in critical condition
• DA race centers on LaHood's past
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
• Man killed in Northwest Side motorcycle crash
• Woman arrested after hit-and-run crash downtown
• Ordering phone videos erased could be crime
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Tennessee men killed in Lytle crash
• Golf tourney to benefit Texas Chapter Paralyzed Veterans
• Questions raised on death penalty
• (Gillette) Science Night
• Senior housing resident killed in fire
• Early voting begins at 8 a.m. Monday
• HMS College Attire
• HHS Varsity Boys Basketball
• Problems continue at city's worst nursing homes
• SBOE candidates worried about testing, funding
• HHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Bill White mixing business and clean energy
• Laura Bush speaks from the heart at book festival
• HHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Animal Care Services offering adoption special
• Officer struck by car remains in critical condition
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• CPS delays restarting coal plant
• It's really not about railroads
• New Braunfels selects new police chief
• Jones Cruise was naval officer, scientist, educator and alligator fighter
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• Police search for suspect in hit and run
• New exoskeleton allows paraplegics to walk
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
• Gov. Perry a passionate team leader
• Edgewood candidates discuss superintendent selection
• MCHS Varsity Boys Basketball Schedule
• Motorcyclist killed on Northwest Side
• ‘A little bit of everything'
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Carbon monoxide, burns killed 2 in I-35 wreck
• Alamo announces iPhone tours
• MCHS Freshman Boys Basketball Schedule
• Fort Hood video was erased
• Lawyers wrangle over cause of bedsores
• Rickhoff wins one, loses one
• Tempers flare on panel reviewing Willingham case
• Perry and White debate — sort of
• Valero customers raise nearly $1.9 million for Children's Miracle Network
• Event aims to increaseLatino's HIV awareness
• Monday is the first day for early voting
• Zaccaria practiced medicine in S.A. for more than 50 years
• East Side house fire labeled suspicious
• Man, 20, charged in baby's death
• Flash mob slated for Alamo Plaza
• BexarMet candidates differ on utility's future
• Open house set for new Mormon facility in Bulverde
• Castro shrugs off talk of Obama Cabinet post
• Medical panel to discuss sleep disorders
• Archbishop designee prepares for S.A.
• MCHS Freshman (B) Girls Basketball Schedule
• ‘Superman' overdue in local schools
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• San Antonio stocks dragged down by sagging Dow
• HISD Board Meeting
• JV vs Medina Valley
• Cattle Baron's Gala a sold-out event
• Varsity vs Medina Valley
• Northside teacher hailed
• Missing area teens detained in Canada
• Police-courthouse land swap OK’d
• Mexico suspends search for Hartley
• Teacher charged with exposing himself
• Election will determine 3 South San ISD trustees
• HIV/AIDS advocacy group fights allegations
• Hasan hangs his head as GI details shattered life
• For now, Northside quits hiring teachers
• 18-wheeler explodes in Lytle, killing two
• Couple pleads guilty to dodging $491,005 in taxes
• Ex-president beats drum for Rodriguez
• Ex-Fredericksburg H.S. teacher indicted on sex assault charge
• Transit agency given loan extension
• Main Plaza wins national award
• Senior center gets update on health care reforms
• Teenage girls go missing in Pearsall
• A moment that reminds us of what matters
• UTSA’s MBA programs ranked among best in U.S. for minority students
• Woods was a longtime advocate for children's causes, charities
• White decries 'scandal'
• State funds lure manufacturing jobs to Boerne
• Taxpayers dish out nearly $1 million for Perry's security detail
• Kendall animal shelter opening today
• Retail gas prices in San Antonio on the rise
• Mayor earns spot on influential Hispanic leader list
• Carenet expands San Antonio call center, plans to hire 100 new workers
• AT&T to market iPad to business customers
• San Antonio stocks run out of steam
• USAA, Southwest Research Institute employees honored for alternative transportation
• Texas A&M-San Antonio president to be recognized statewide for education
• Stories Come Alive at Masters Elementary
• Wagner Students Help JISD Say Thanks
• WellMed foundation receives national recognition
• Veterans Honor Night: HISD remembers our true heroes
• Converse Mayor Visits Metzger Middle School
• Monthly foreclosure numbers still at the high end, study shows
• Man pleads guilty to 2008 Kerr County murder
• Satterfield & Pontikes to develop Homeland Security training complex
• Ozuk was a Doolittle Raider
• Seguin to sell utility system bonds
• Judgeallowsfirm'smanual
• JISD Online Store Now Open!
• Jean Paul says he'll never go back as judge orders new hearing
• Judson High Teacher Gives Kidney to Stranger
• Clear Channel Radio adds Nikki Sixx to iheartradio rotation
• Medtronic agrees to $268 million settlement
• HMS College Attire
• ACS adding 400 new call center employees in San Antonio
• SeaWorld scares up customers through social media
• HMS Team Spirit Day
• Chicago bishop designated San Antonio’s next archbishop
• San Antonio A&M campus launches digital-book program
• HMS G_Basketball 8H 7A NcNair
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Christus’ children’s hospital wins award
• HMS B-Soccer 8H 7A McNair
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• The 'Big Dog' takes stage in Alamo City
• HMS College Attire
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
• Inergy finalizes purchase of Texas gas storage site
• HMS College Attire Day
• (HHS) Chicken BBQ Plate Pickup
• State Farm Gives to JISD Schools
• HMS College Attire Day
• Blinds salesman on trial for cheating customers
• Conservative from Pampa targets Straus
• HMS Door Decorating Contest
• Texting-while-driving ban begins Friday
• Son jailed, accused of shooting at mother
• HMS Team Spirit Day
• Shale now is as good as gold
• White renews call for Perry probe
• Kirkpatrick was the go-to guy for Catholic parish
• Haven's path was destined to be a tough one
• Witnesses describe Fort Hood horror
• <a href="http://blogs.mysanantonio.com/weblogs/religion/2010/10/vatican-names-mexican-born-aux.html">Vatican names Mexican-born auxiliary bishop as new archbishop of San Antonio</a>
• CC Media Holdings’ stock is up 18 percent
• Off-duty officer seriously injured in crash
• Deadline for Angel Tree fast approaching
• HMS Team Spirt Day
• Man killed by alleged drunken, wrong-way driver
• Fundraiser for kidney patients set
• HMS G-Basketball 7H 8A KMS
• Mexican-born Chicago bishop named S.A. archbishop
• Johnson in pursuit of fifth NASCAR championship
• Regulatory matters are a hot-button topic, new litigation trends survey finds
• Notary charged in McNeil's voter-fraud affidavits case
• B-Soccer 7H 8A KMS
• Veteran Kerr County commissioner faces write-in challenger
• Woman dies in fall in front of VIA bus
• Former police officer charged with burglary
• No injuries in New Braunfels High School fire
• Deaths drive ex-pilot to find solution
• Big Ed predicts IPO price
• College librarian is found guilty of murder
• Woman fatally struck by bus identified
• Ordering better off the menu
• Ellerson was nurse, sexual assault victim advocate
• Fire destroys historic La Vernia church
• Jurors return 25-year sentence on slaying anniversary
• Lawyers blame nursing home for bedsores
• Marisol Deluna: fashion designer and community giver
• Having no toll roads, Alamo RMA seeks loan extension
• White still isn't denting Perry's lead
• River Walk hotel owner Host posts third-quarter loss
• Paramedic: Obscene drawings on ambulance a prank
• Atascosa County mistakes Chilean flag for Texas'
• Edwards Aquifer Authority exploring options to address development over recharge zone
• CTRC investigator discovers new clues in fight against ovarian cancer
• Wave of drug violence, crime has fear stalking the streets of Mexico's industrial, financial titan
• Express-News Endorses JISD Bond Election
• Brooks CEO named once again to global economic development council
• Bexar Dems file suit against former chairwoman, treasurer
• Converse Fire Department Educates and Entertains Students
• CPS Energy temporarily halts production at Spruce 2 power plant
• Campaign Notebook - Oct. 13, 2010
• Dig For a Cure (Video)
• Mayor throws weight behind San Antonio’s health and fitness efforts
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teen
• Diet! Losing weight with medical supervision
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Texas, 49 states to review improper home foreclosures
• Hispanics live longer, government says
• Pioneer Drilling is San Antonio’s stock market leader
• MCHS Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule
• Texas groups could lose nonprofit status
• Review sees apparent violations in Bexar courts
• The morning newscast at Stonewall Flanders Elementary
• Fall Carnival (Adams)
• Mission Reach’s last phase begins
• Falcon Lake investigator is decapitated
• CRISIS TEAMS 1,2,3
• (MORRILL) Fall Carnival
• EAA votes down impervious cover limits
• S.A. man killed in Medina County wreck
• Mental wellness advocate from S.A. to be honored in L.A.
• Shelter alters its handling of substance abuse
• Potential breathrough seen in Center Point crossing dispute
• MacArthur student reports rape
• River Walk board has opening
• Clinton to stump for Rodriguez in S.A.
• Medina Valley High School students host candidate forum
• JHS and WHS Dominate Spurs and Heat
• PTA (Collier)
• Eagles the perfect wrap-up to Austin music festival
• Robbery, police chase end in crash
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
• Dual Language Parent Night(Collier)
• House explodes on SW Side; 2 hurt
• Popovich on draft picks: “Nobody has stood out and taken over”
• Veteran's Day
• Individual Picture Retakes(Collier)
• Mexican investigator beheaded
• Kennedy still last S.A. team to be undefeated
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• Awards Ceremony 3rd-5th (Collier)
• Judge delays Hasan hearing
• SAWS presents 19th Annual San Antonio Herb Market
• Brisket Plate Sale (Stonewall-Flanders)
• 2nd Cup of Coffee (Collier)
• San Antonio cancer groups earn part of $25 million award
• Habitat for Humanity continues to build on its goal
• Perry touts Texas economy in S.A. speech
• Football
• Whitacre to receive Greater Chamber’s highest award
• Alamo Heights ISD: raising the bar to new heights
• Court dismisses sanction against Keller
• Parents are learning to be healthy leaders
• Texas A&M-San Antonio ranked nationwide for veteran services
• Clarinetist David Krakauer connects people with music:
• Jones served in the WAC 169th Company during WWII
• Charter school opens with autism in mind
• SeaWorld appoints COO over parks
• Univisión Canal 41 presentó el primer Foro Comunitario “Es el Momento-Día de las Becas”
• Teachers: We got fired over sex toy spat
• S.A.’s Castro in group meeting with Obama
• Biglari proposes cash offer for Fremont stock
• H-E-B named national retailer of the year
• Education candidates grilled about sex, religion and politics
• China stakes claim to S. Texas oil, gas
• Charter school opens in San Antonio to serve students with autism
• Diet! Losing weight with medical supervision
• Shooter gets 18-year prison term
• Chinese investment will boost South Texas drilling
• ATSI posts loss for fiscal year 2010
• Harte-Hanks posts biggest gain among San Antonio stocks
• Hasan's legal journey starts Tuesday
• Satterfield & Pontikes appoints executive to lead government construction
• Students Stand Up to Bullying
• Refurbished B-17 steals show at Hondo airport ceremony
• Von Ormy names city administrator
• Halloween Dance(Collier)
• City asks for input on how to become bike friendly
• More Winter Texans are planning to head down to South Texas campgrounds
• Math and Science Night (Collier)
• Colleges land $4.5 million to boost Hispanic success
• Register Now For Upcoming Events
• (Collier) Red Ribbon Week
• Kerrville woman mauled by son's dog
• Boerne ethics code studied
• Bears Take Over Spring Meadows Elementary
• Collier School Carnival
• Off-duty deputy kills pedestrian
• Cisneros named leading advocate for Hispanic women
• UIW helping more Hispanics finish grad school
• Texas luring away California residents
• Standing Up to Cancer
• JISD Parent Conference a Success
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Wagner High Band on a Roll
• Stonewall-Flanders PTA Meeting
• Fight in U.S House District 23 could be a toss-up
• Eating Lunch and Learning, Too!
• Man arrested after short police chase
• A New Tool to Keep JISD Safe (Video)
• Hill piloted planes in WWII, Korea and Vietnam
• Harlandale community unites at National Night Out
• Kerrville man dead in Gillespie County crash
• (Gillette) Picture Day
• McCollum High School band seeks instruments
• (Gillette) Tutoring Begins
• Accelerated Math Instruction Resources
• Boerne police get new headquarters
• Slaying victim's death remains a mystery
• S.A. woman accused of choking toddler
• Profession grows on first-year teacher
• Man charged with ramming patrol car
• Suspected drunken driver arrested after chase
• Nationwide selects Westover Hills for planned operations center
• Culinary Institute of America adds new offices, kitchen equipment
• Christus open advanced wound care facility in New Braunfels
• Execupay serving as corporate sponsor of diabetes walk
• Community meetings to discuss flood-control projects
• Monterrey: A city robbed of its security
• White asks old neighborhood for help catching up to Perry
• Indigent often are left in a legal limbo
• Downtown street transformed into chalk art gallery
• Off-leash dog park opening today
• Great weekend to help Amy, fight against MS
• Crash kills woman outside Victoria
• Una Noche de la Gloria livens up West Side neighborhood
• Friendly foes playing for laughs
• Fire destroys home on the East Side
• Bexar Democrats are raking it in
• Again, officer fights to keep job
• HHS Varsity Girls Basketball
• Halloween costume parade (Stonewall-Flanders)
• HHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• Halloween costume parade(Fenley)
• HHS Freshman Girls Basketball Schedule
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• Man found shot to death along Old Seguin Road
• MCHS JV Boys Basketball Schedule
• Bike MS riders roll to Alamodome finish
• MCHS JV Girls Basketball Schedule
• Perry picks up former mayor's endorsement
• MCHS Freshman (A) Girls Basketball Schedule
• Community envisions Little Italy in downtown S.A.
• MCHS Freshman (B) Girls Basketball Schedule
• Mexican American Legislative Caucus member raising eyebrows with ad
• Wolff praised for calling attention to Medina Dam safety in 2002
• Democrat wants Obama impeached
• Thompson didn't hesitate on his adventures
• Culinary institute really gets cooking
• (Gillette) PTA
• Pioneer completes offer for debt exchange
• Grant to help fund N.W. Side clinic
• Potential paths for Frio Street eyed
• Mission for new times
• Mexicostands byits search
• Public TV and radio to broadcast water forum
• Bandera County needs new appraiser
• Legislative panel to seek public input at S.A. meeting
• Obituary: Williams-Douglas produced morning, midday shows for Austin station
• Palin focuses on faith, family
• Cyclist peddle for dream of MS cure
• Foreclosure sales are halted by top lender
• Unforeseen donations a bonus in fundraising
• Veronica Flores-Paniagua: Choices defined the paths of two very different men
• Motorcycle crash backs up I-35
• ACS wants you to have a Happy Howl-o-Ween…Adopt a Pet!
• Beer truck catches on fire
• Serious Mole
• (HHS) Holiday Gift Basket Sales
• Dow breaks 11,000 on Friday, local stocks climb higher
• Elizondo in his old-school prime
• (Gillette) Fine Arts Fundraiser
• S.A. man gets 20 years for child porn
• USAA will cover domestic partners
• Woman accused of holding up cell phone store
• Defendant claims insanity at library murder trial
• Stabbing suspect arrested day after incident
• Fredericksburg embraces proposed Texas Ranger Heritage Center
• Perry's day? It's all about the politics
• New Hindu temple slated to open Saturday
• March for fallen open to everyone
• Candidate takes self outof U.S. attorney limbo
• Southwest Research Institute assembling group to fight engine knock
• State rests in librarian slaying trial
• Three new polls show Perry on top
• Football Bowl Association selects agency I-30 East to revamp site
• UTSA-Health Science Center institute making the grade
• Miller rose from Woolworth's clerk to executive secretary
• Tennis Anyone?
• HUD awards San Antonio with fresh round of federal funding
• Overnight review: Carrie Underwood
• Big Night for JISD Athletics
• San Antonio eateries join Healthy Restaurants Coalition
• Report: College dropouts cost taxpayers
• Adventure Club Payment Now Available Online
• Bank of America to cease foreclosures in Texas as part of national moratorium
• Solar project holds possibility of economic development
• Attorneys offer advice to landowners in path of new transmission lines
• Holiday Schedule on Monday
• San Antonio stocks begin to rebound
• Not exactly a merger, but program linking UT scientists paying off
• Store owner's killer gets life term
• (Gillette) Book Fair
• Used-car dealers travel rough road
• Helotes police chief fired
• Instructional Settings & Services
• Killer's girlfriend cuts a plea deal
• Taking ‘authority' out of Edwards Aquifer Authority
• Parental Involvement
• Police union alone in supporting Reed
• Palin to address evangelical women's conference in S.A.
• Surrogate Parents
• Flag honors Churchill grad killed in Iraq in 2003
• LiveGreenFest to emphasize green practices
• Benefits
• Defendant pleads guilty to beating death
• Chalk It Up to bring out artists
• Private Schools & Home School Students
• Molester handed three life sentences
• Man faces DWI charges after truck smashes into abandoned vehicle
• Council passes texting ban
• Seussical Field Trip 2nd Grade (Adams)
• Bakery project gets cooking
• Sales tax extension pushed to boost aquifer, linear parks
• Search resumes for body of slain boater
• Rayburn - Individual Student Pictures
• DRT ousts a third outspoken member
• Forum discusses water challenges facing S.A.
• Accused Harlandale massacre plotter released
• Fake I.D. ring to plead guilty
• Health department warns those who feed the hungry
• Cell phone donations needed
• Historic downtown tavern to reopen
• Mentoring program gives students new outlook
• SACU employees continue to be big United Way supporters
• Dodson was a familiar figure at the Texas Folklife festival
• Police searching for missing man
• Port San Antonio appoints executive in charge of security, development
• Man with HIV found guilty in assaults
• Four men sought in West Side stabbing
• CPS Energy to harness more power from the sun
• S.A. scores on credit are lagging
• A comparison of texting bans in other cities
• Rackspace unveils search engine for business applications
• Judge orders stopto nude dancing
• Man killed by train identified
• CPS Energy to announce new solar deal
• Baptist working to reduce blood transfusion expenses
• Sivage accepts Builder of the Year award
• Prosecutors: Man beat childhood buddy to death with bat
• San Antonio Area Foundation honored nationally for helping families of combat vets
• Drivers to hit major bump when buying gas this weekend
• Last year full of milestones for UTSA
• JISD Employees Raise Big Money for United Way
• WNBA All Star's Program Begins in JISD (Video)
• Texting ban looms in S.A.
• Ice Cream and Honors for Elementary Students
• (Gillette) Math Family Night
• Esquire tavern set to dive back into business
• Athletes Ready to "Dig For a Cure"
• T.E.C.H. Lab Calendar
• San Antonio stocks fall to rally
• Future to be mapped for Frio Street
• Child Find
• Harlandale ISD Hall of Fame 2010
• Supreme Court passes on hearing Planet K 'car as art' case
• Welcome
• Seussical Field Trip 1st Grade (Adams)
• Obama administration claims record level immigrant deportations
• Special Education
• Study: Triple-digit summers to be the norm
• (HHS) Choir Fall Concert
• Man hit by automatic fire
• (HHS) Choir Candy Sale
• Salvation Army Angel Tree program helps families in need
• (HHS) Ready, Set, Teach Candy and Cookie Sale
• Woman dies from crash injuries
• Manslaughter suspect faces new charge
• (HHS) Spirit Bracelet Senior Class
• SAPD sex crimes unit gets equipment gift
• Somerset man charged with beating his son
• Science Fair Resources
• After a hiatus, ‘I-35 bandit' is back
• Jury decides that it's capital murder
• Ex-teacher gives $22 million to UTSA
• Texas Smiles expands children’s dental practice in San Antonio
• Bexar commissioners likely to scrutinize indigent legal costs
• FBI file on Rev. Black is chapter in city’s history
• Clear Channel joins fight against AIDS in the black community
• Man gets 20 years for killing common-law wife
• Man killed by train
• H-E-B is the country’s top supermarket retailer
• Train hits vehicle in far West Bexar County
• Mission Pharmacal tapped to lend marketing muscle for migraine drug
• Creative Civilization lands U.S. Hispanic Chamber account
• Federal judge from Austin wins national award
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Sales tax activity is up in San Antonio
• Foreclosure auctions held despite AG's call
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Airport concessions firm HMSHost inks partnership with Culinary Institute of America
• LaHood leads Reed in cash on hand
• Frontier Bowl
• UTSA secures largest estate gift in school history
• Adkisson war chest tops Pamerleau's
• GT Field Trip (Adams)
• (HHS) Avid Candy Sale
• Firefighters spurn hometown boy
• Boerne testing LED streetlights
• (HHS) Homecoming
• Second suspect arrested in South Side slaying
• Woman, 81, jailed in vote-fraud case
• (HHS) Mexican Candy Sale
• San Antonio stocks benefit from Dow’s gain
• Cuellar's precision made him an expert cartographer
• (HHS) Taks Fall Retakes
• Attorneys face off again in international custody case
• Two JISD Teachers Surprised at School
• Razed drug den heralds Nat'l Night Out
• S.A. set to examineits pro sports future
• Alamo collection includes oddities
• Joshua J. Cerna elected to Statewide Association Board
• Helotes police chief on paid suspension
• Courts In Schools visits Harlandale Middle School
• Cortes played trumpet with several bands
• Gilbert Elementary teacher surprised at assembly
• Latinos overwhelmingly back Democrats in upcoming election
• Concert will commemorate Battle of the Alamo
• (Morrill) Movie Night
• Center to offer free dental screenings for kids
• Defendant testifies in death penalty trial
• (Morrill) Individual School Pictures
• Voters in Blanco ISD face Nov. 2 bond election
• S.A. diabetics 'getting sicker'
• (Morrill) Diabetes Screening
• White hammers Perry on education, accountability
• Perry reports raising nearly twice as much campaign cash as White
• Southwest Research Institute wins Army contract to improve tank performance
• Spurs dedicó práctica al público
• Convict with history of stabbings gets 40 years
• Parent Conference This Saturday
• Christus wins federal grant to improve health care
• City hosts tree adoption events
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• IBC Bank creates new mobile app for iPhone
• St. Mary's black law students group to host convention
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• San Antonio Symphony to host Mexican recording artists
• S.A. gets professional soccer team
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• UK study validates VRTX Technologies’ water bacterial treatment
• First Hispanic named to head A&M Corps of Cadets
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• Caring Senior Service expands to Dallas area
• Student Pow-Wow
• MedSharps opens medical-waste treatment facility in San Antonio area
• S. Texas native set to be diplomat
• KGS Bikes Adds Italian Bicycle Framebuilder Passoni To Product Line
• Calling All Golfers
• SAISD gets funding to keep students
• San Antonio stock performance slides on Monday
• Judson HS Theatre Students Qualify for State
• In public health, fluoride is a big leveler
• Four injured in U.S. 281 crash
• JHS - WHS Rivalry Renews
• Texas AG suspends foreclosures
• Candidates tackle education
• Feds announce largest grant in VIA's history
• Overnight review: Daniel Tosh
• Judson ISD Bond Election
• Transportation leaders to meet
• (Bellaire) Character Book Parade
• The Horns hook top running back in Texas
• Workshop offers leadership tips
• (Bellaire) Bilingual Parent Workshop
• The music of my Hispanic heritage
• As we become more divided, nuance eludes us
• (Bellaire) 5th grade Mitchell Lake Fieldtrip
• Local high school senior builds internet radio following and helps children get a smile
• Money for new roads in Texas faces struggle
• (Bellaire) Parent Training
• Eat and discover Mexican treasures at Aldaco’s
• North Side chase ends in crash
• (HHS) Credit Recovery
• Univision Interactive Media y NFL juntos para lanzamiento de NFL.com en español
• Great Weekend for WHS & JHS Bands
• (HHS) Wonka Performance
• Matamoros Restaurante & Cantina: Mejor margarita en San Antonio
• Metzger MS Student Takes on Adoption
• (HHS) AVID Candy Fundraiser Begins
• USAA real estate investment fund buys Washington, D.C.-area office complex
• Hall of Fame Banquet
• Woman accused of beating stepdaughter over bad grade
• MyVirtualHealthCheck.com launched to help individuals manage chronic diseases
• O'Dowd served two tours in Vietnam as a pilot
• FiCentive expands online service for prepaid cardholders
• SAMMinistries expands role of chief development officer
• Perry: He's got the look?
• Bexar Mental Retardation Authority adopts name change
• T-Mobile offers 4G broadband speeds in San Antonio
• "Jean"-ius Day (Adams)
• Experimental device may allow paraplegics to walk
• Education Department awards $733,000 to North East ISD
• Cap Day (Adams)
• Justices interested in S.A. case
• VIA planning $7 million retrofit of bus operations
• Black Out (Adams)
• Hasan strategy aims to avoid death
• San Antonio nets pro soccer franchise
• Project aims to put a face on war
• Dewhurst promises resolution calling for balanced-budget clause
• Lang-Lessing dazzles in symphony debut
• Alcohol blamed for two-vehicle crash on South Side
• After Obama's election, concealed handgun permits surged
• Woman falls asleep at wheel, hits pickup
• First Amendment dispute not over
• Perry: He's got the look?
• Overnight review: Shakira
• Gun permits tied to wealth and politics
• SAISD bond would smooth career paths
• Suspect arrested in residential robbery, shooting
• At least one bone broken, woman survives 25-foot drop
• Driver injured in North Side crash
• Election Day
• Chefs cooking up healthy fare
• Montez was part of legendary ‘Snake Pit' that met at Mi Tierra
• Kirby man accused of sexual assault
• Flouride not up to job of halting BexarMet's decay
• Campaign Notebook, Oct. 3
• Carver students, supporters celebrate 10 years
• Tax rates in Bexar generally going up
• Symphony goes all out to welcome new director
• Two killed, two injured in Gonzales County crash
• Perry denies president bid
• Challenge raises nearly $800,000 for ministry
• Sports programs barred
• BexarMet to defy ordinance
• Buc-ee's in New Braunfels?
• Homeowner-Taxpayer Association holding fall meeting
• Suicide watch at post
• Man reindicted in 2009 kidnapping
• Neighborhood sues BexarMet over water tank
• Athletics Booster Club Meeting (McHS)
• Class of 2012
• (MHS) McCollum Athletics Booster Club Meeting
• Elderly man killed while crossing the street
• Million Dollar Band
• (Schulze) Service Clubs Fundraiser
• Authorities identify woman killed in car accident
• Open House
• $9.2 million investment brings three companies and new jobs to S.A.
• Incarnate Word Chapel to welcome new organ
• College Night
• SAMMinistries moves closer to goal of paying down Haven for Hope expenses
• Bessan's father founded Cadillac Bar
• Indiannettes
• San Antonio stocks post mixed results on Friday
• Council candidate keeps pension in mind
• Important Postings
• AT&T to pay $300 million to IRS
• Experts suggest bullying isn't only culprit in youth suicides
• Legal Notices
• Sex education program to be expanded
• Overnight review: Bret Michaels
• Bandera sheriff wants statement suppressed, indictment quashed
• Veteran accused of using HIV as weapon
• Counterfeiting materials seized in Bandera County
• Car-loving culture slowly yielding its share of road
• Bandera police want regulations on herbal smokes
• Loan will help bring dormant 1221 Broadway project to life
• Registration cutoff nears for Nov. 2 general election
• Teens’ lives were troubled
• UTSA gains Halsell foundation support for math, science teacher education program
• Solar S.A. tour will take longer this time around
• Man charged with sexually assaulting two teens
• Futurity First launches San Antonio office
• Foe accuses Adkisson of favoring North Side
• Boy killed crossing S.W. Side street
• Notebook: Championships on the line at I-37 Raceway
• 48 amateur chefs pursue regional title
• Man killed in one-car crash
• Single-vehicle crash kills one
• Local driver is indicted in cycle deaths
• Police make arrest in hit and run case
• S.A. man charged with sex assault of teen
• White questioning Perry appointments
• San Antonio stocks rally on Thursday
• Texas Revolution anniversary starts
• Foxes marooned on an urban island
• Federal courthouse could take years to build
• BREAKING NEWS: Judson High Gym Cleared to Open
• Stonewall-Flanders Carnival
• 2-year SAPD officer arrested on DWI charge
• JHS Principal Set to Lead 'Night in Ole Converse' Parade
• Family Orientation Night
• American shot while jet skiing on Falcon Lake
• (Gillette) PTA School Carnival
• Gillette Elementary School
• Mortgage broker pleads guilty in fraud scheme
• ‘Cyber command’ fighting force at Lackland is operational
• S.A. to reduce energy consumption
• St. Mary's alum appointed honorary consul of Spain
• Complaint filed against medical examiner's office
• Cousteau's grandson discusses environmentalism at NEISD
• Pipe bomb suspect indicted
• Fraud suspect sent back to jail, mental health evaluation ordered
• Drug and alcohol abuse organization hires executive director
• S.A. may get waterfrom 100 miles away
• McCreless Branch Library to reopen today
• KGS Bikes becomes U.S. dealer for Italian bicycle company
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Roy Juarez, Jr. Inspires Teens to Hold Onto Their Dreams
• 2 suicides shake Brandeis High
• Couple sought on aggravated robbery charges
• AT&T gives wireless customers ability to check home phone messages
• Jurors view shooting video as death penalty trial begins
• 10-mile police chase ends in arrest
• Pocket Communications folded under Cricket brand
• Witten was a cowboy, Christian musician and lawman
• (Car. Bell) 5th Grade Reading Benchmark
• Parent Volunteer Form
• NISD gets $230,000 from feds
• Christus plans Alamo Heights hospital
• (Car. Bell) Third Grade Field Trip-Witte Museum
• Parent Volunteer DPS Verification
• All jails now checking immigration status
• Three more identified in fraud scheme
• Book Fair (Adams)
• (Car. Bell) Halloween Dance
• Poor condition of SAISD schools hard to ignore
• Wimberley man dies in Gillespie County crash
• (Car. Bell) Early Release/Parent Conferences
• Halloween Dance (Adams)
• Spain honors St. Mary’s grad
• Joint Base San Antonio set to begin
• (Car. Bell) Book Fair
• (Car. Bell) 3rd-4th Reading Benchark
• Fatal crash victim identified
• JISD Addressing Needs of Military Students
• Fall Pictures 3rd-5th (Adams)
• (Car. Bell) Fall Pictures
• Man dies in Thursday morning crash on South Side
• Wagner High Culinary Arts Students Get Cookin'
• Fall Pictures Pk-2nd (Adams)
• (Car. Bell) 4th Writing Benchmark
• <a href="http://www.statesman.com/news/local/massive-deal-proposed-to-move-water-from-counti
• Education Foundation Benefits Big Time From JISD
• (Car Bell) Homework Club Begins
• (Car. Bell) 3rd-5th Math Benchmark
• Judson High Athletes Make Some Buddies
• Allstate hiring 100 bilingual workers
• (Car Bell) Diabetes Screening 2nd-5th
• (Car. Bell) 5th Science Benchmark
• Urban Taco will debut in San Antonio in October
• Air conditioning, plumbing contractors combine operations
• Activities
• (Car. Bell) Red Ribbon Week
• San Antonio stocks post mixed results
• Boerne subdivision on road to being built
• Elmendorf receives stimulus funding to build new City Hall
• Convocation 2010
• College Day (Adams)
• Bexar tax bills hitting the mail
• Hackers blamed in BexarMet theft
• Tootie Pie inks deal to sell products at Oklahoma City grocer
• GT Field Trip (Adams)
• State investigates child placement agencies
• Hillje, 101, worked for family taxidermy business on the San Antonio River
• San Antonio parents urged to check products for Fisher-Price recall
• Principal's Coffee (Adams)
• City postpones apartment recycling vote
• Universities taking measures to avoid student suicides
• Christus plans to develop new hospital
• Reading Night (Adams)
• Help offered for newcomers
• Review: Comic Feinstein has gift for voices and the absurd
• San Antonio artists will have access to new fine arts degree
• PTA Meeting (Adams)
• Southwest School of Art new name, degree program official
• Motel shooting victim identified
• West to expand San Antonio area workforce
• (Car. Bell) PTA Meeting
• Democrats' ex-treasurer indicted
• Child safety seat inspections to be offered
• Gas prices beginning to stabilize in San Antonio
• Exhibition - To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures From The Brooklyn Museum
• S.A. above national poverty rate
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/475360-2010-nfl-power-rankings-week-4-new-no-1-a
• Payment Data Systems to acquire bounced-check service company
• City needs 'Tier 1' children's hospital, doctor says
• Police make arrest in Sunday fatal shooting
• TexStar to expand South Texas pipeline system
• 3 firmscomingto InCubein S.A.
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Man arrested for kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• ‘Mr. Band Director’ Hooker’s life transcended music
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Group accused in elaborate bank scam
• (WRIGHT) Halloween Parade
• Fund started to help pay for crash victims' funerals
• Kronkosky Charitable Foundation awards $2.8 million in grants
• (WRIGHT) PTA Dance
• UTSA, Texas State leaving for WAC appears imminent
• White envisions more clean energy
• (Col.Hts.) Halloween Parade
• San Antonio Chamber Endorses JISD Bond Election
• (Schulze) Fall Carnival
• (Morrill) Hearing & Vision Screen
• Carnival (Rayburn)
• Business Office
• San Antonio stocks bounce back amid market improvement
• Oncology practice opens in South San Antonio
• Sex with minor nets prison for Helotes ex-councilman
• Big changes in store for Southwest School of Art
• Seguin police arrest 13th person connected with August murder
• River project support is broad, not unanimous
• UTSA Roadrunners prepare to be Alamo City’s team
• A&M-San Antonio celebrates its first chief
• Alamo Heights man arrested in theft of jewelry at party
• USAA opens membership to U.S. Naval Institute
• Neighbor: accused shooter killed horses earlier
• Couple questioned in motel 'suicide'
• Alamo Colleges gets state support for manufacturing programs
• 3 Mexican states sue in S.A. over gulf spill
• Suspect arrested in Subway holdup
• Kohl’s opens San Antonio operations center, hires 200 employees
• List of Kronkosky Charitable Foundation recipients
• One killed in North Side crash
• Workforce Solutions’ executive director to resign by year’s end
• Floresville tax rate remains unchanged
• BexarMet referendum proposed
• San Antonio motorcyclist killed in Wilson County
• House gone, owner wins
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• Poteet man faces new sex charges
• Large airport parking lot to close permanently
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• Olympia Students Kick Off Their Shoes to Learn
• CPS chief takes his final bow
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• Café College opens doors to success
• ‘Historic jewel' is open for free tours today
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• (Schulze) CPERC
• Landowner arrested in ranch shooting
• (Col.Hts.) Diabetes Screening
• Las Comadres de Schulze
• SBOE's message of intolerance is un-Christian
• UTSA Football prepares to be the Alamo City’s team
• Schulze BBQ Plate Fundraiser
• GlobalSCAPE wins part of $52 million Army contract
• Internal Forms, Documents and Information
• Olmos to bring his inspirational messages to Adelante Leadership Awards Banquet in S.A.
• (Schulze) College Presentations
• San Antonio launches cafécollege to help more students become college-bound
• Kerr Commissioners approve 1.5-cent tax rate hike
• (Schulze) College Presentations
• Vidacare names two new senior managers
• Parents, grandmother of underweight girl charged
• (Schulze) Spelling Bee Written Tests
• Port San Antonio earns international real estate recognition
• Escalante waited on ordinary people and the rich and famous
• Parent-Teacher Conferences (Rayburn)
• San Antonians named to Forbes 400
• John Davis returns as interim director of ITC
• Schulze Scholastic Book Fair
• Marketvision lands campaign to encourage organ donation
• Pedestrians injured in hit-and-run identified
• (Schulze) PTA Meeting
• Honorary Consul of Spain selects St. Mary’s for office
• Conjunto club given six months
• End of 1st Grading Period (Rayburn)
• InCube spin-offs relocating to San Antonio will get $9 million from Texas
• Alleged pot price tiff ends with murder sentence
• (Schulze) CPERC
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/475536-dallas-cowboys-five-reasons-they-arent-ou
• Foster father arrested for sexual assault
• (Schulze) Jr. Choir Try-Outs
• Shots fired at University of Texas campus
• August 27, 2010
• Varsity vs Highlands
• San Antonio man fatally shot on far South Side
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/474568-college-football-rankings-and-wrap-up-bre
• Setpember 3, 2010
• Freshman A Team vs Brennen
• Man killed in front yard of his South Side home
• Pickup hits patrol cars
• September 17, 2010
• Freshman B Team vs Brennen
• Driver crashes into two patrol cars
• Bullet grazes trucker in suspected road rage
• September 24, 2010
• Varsity vs Brennen
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• Loop 1604 ‘superstreet' gets green light
• Volleyball
• (WRIGHT) McGruff Visit
• Conference For JISD Parents
• Volleyball Pictures
• (Col.Hts.) Math Night
• Students Explain Rocket Pride
• Freshman vs Judson
• Man fatally shot on city's South Side
• Wagner High Band Rocks New Braunfels
• JV vs Judson
• Woman, son killed in head-on collision
• JISD Elementary Schools Get Busy
• Varsity vs Judson
• JV vs SouthSan
• Health Science Center creates cancer research fund in honor of Montfords
• Southwest acquiring AirTran Airways in deal valued at $3.4 billion
• Freshman vs McCollum
• Varsity vs SouthSan
• Bowles was entrepreneur who rebuilt Pan American Speedway
• Construction employment in San Antonio down in August
• JV vs McCollum
• JV vs Central Catholic
• Larson, Ali running low-key race for Corte’s House seat
• King William home has been transformed into art museum
• Varsity vs McCollum
• Varsity vs Central Catholic
• Café College to open doors to higher ed
• Transportation officials give green light to Loop 1604 ‘Super Street’ project
• JV vs Highlands
• Freshman vs Burbank
• 3 people injured in hit-and-run incident
• NuStar to begin construction on new corporate campus
• Varsity vs Highlands
• JV vs Burbank
• 1 killed, another critically injured in shooting
• USAA, Texas Aggie Corps introduce new branded MasterCard
• Player's Candid Shots
• Varsity vs Burbank
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/468964-30-memorable-nba-teams-that-failed-to-win
• Valero agrees to sell New Jersey refinery
• Pep Rallies
• Freshman vs Highlands
• Mother, son killed in crash identified
• Most San Antonio stocks closed down on Monday
• (Col.Hts.) 5th Grade Field Trip
• Students caught up in registration chaos at Alamo Colleges
• Texans back Arizona-style bill
• Panel to discuss BexarMet future
• Poll shows Perry out in front by 7 points
• Mayor, others to speak at Trinity
• The woman behind El Mirador's success
• Priciest county building is nearing completion
• Season's first cold front moves into S.A.
• Fewer in Bexar dying from heart attacks
• Woman critically injured in Southwest Side crash
• Ex-captain runs across state to help wounded GIs
• Man shot in suspected home invasion
• What will it take to beat Perry?
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• San Antonians embrace Castro's planning adventure
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Man hospitalized after shooting
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• Two-alarm fire damages home improvement store
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• Floresville man killed in Medina County crash
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Overflow crowd turns out for SA2020 kickoff
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• Old-school doc Farrell was always on call
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• Strangers a year ago, 2 families now share a special bond
• (Col.Hts.) Officer McGruff's Visit
• Arrest made in fatal beating
• Speak Out: We're responsible for the environment
• Arrests made in human smuggling operation
• S.A. man held in Zavala County on child sex assault charge
• Man convicted in downtown motel killing
• Former Gunslingers QB Neuheisel recalls Manges
• Deputies stumble onto house full of suspected illegal immigrants
• Pizza hawker whets appetites with his skills on air guitar
• Donate your hair for a good cause
• Paddlers soon can use more of river
• Stage 5 drought limits eyed
• Cutbacks crimp end-of-year car deals
• Knock, knock. Who's there? Tommy!
• Gasoline spill forces closure of Loop 410 on the South Side
• SA2020 launches today
• Striving for self-sufficiency
• Witte puts its own stamp on exhibits
• Mayor knows pragmatic value of education
• Football Pictures
• Divided SBOE adopts religion resolution
• Freshman vs SouthSan
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Davis put heart into East Side YMCA
• South Texas tycoon Manges dies
• Police charge two in kitten mutilation
• Reputed triggerman guilty in '07 slaying
• Crack user says she witnessed murder from under bed
• Sierra, Garmin are working to upgrade older Cessna jets
• Jail dialysis idea preliminary, but has funding
• Clear Channel recognized for working with FBI
• Harbour was one-half of ‘Dancing Twins' who auditioned for Radio City Rockettes
• Texas Hill Country may be America’s best-kept secret for wine production
• State sues over education funding
• San Antonio stocks snap back after two-day slide
• Mexican journalist granted U.S. asylum because of gang threats
• Texas to invest in San Antonio InCube project
• ‘A big believer in words'
• Disease from Mexico could devastate Valley citrus
• Agency will miss deadline to rule on species' future
• S.A. officer gets national award for valor from Biden
• No-show governor out of step with Texas values
• Jurors still deliberating in Quiznos murder trial
• Group petitions feds to halt chimp transfer
• Poteet man faces child porn charge
• BexarMet chief being investigated in Detroit
• Atascosa man apparently kills himself after shooting wife
• Rush rocks AT&T Center
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul holding walk for the poor
• Campus Volunteer Form
• Whataburger offering $3 pancake breakfast for food bank
• Man killed in crash identified
• USAA named best financial institution for mobile banking
• 7 sites to collect unwanted meds
• Family Service Association, United Way benefit from veterans assistance funding
• Cannon is latest Alamo treasure
• Spurs add former player to coaching staff
• S.A. escort speaks her mind as states eye website's sex ads
• Health Science Center scores NIH grant
• Suburbforbidstextingon roads
• Man charged in scam on elderly
• Pronto Insurance to open stores inside H-E-B
• Knight excelled at selling insurance, helping others
• Life-saving training is a patchwork at schools
• AAA Texas: Gas prices are unchanged despite pipeline disruption
• Farm Bureau opts to sit out governor’s race
• Fredericksburg woman is slain
• Majority of San Antonio stocks dip on Thursday
• Fiesta San Antonio 2011
• Man killed in crash identified
• Taste of the Heights is tonight at the Witte
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/469955-big-12-college-football-power-rankings-we
• Meet & greet candidates forum
• Father and son sentenced in drug case
• <a href="http://voices.mysanantonio.com/briancollister/2010/09/vlog-via-fight-video-goes-vir
• HMS vs Terrel Wells FootBall 8th
• Death inquest concludes with suicide finding in Kendall County death
• HMS vs Terrell Wells Football 7th
• Hollywood Park lifts deer-feeding ban
• Red Ribbon Week
• Respected Author/Educator Visits JISD
• Living life to the fullest
• Judson ISD Bond Review (Video)
• Death penalty avoided,cold-case slaying solved
• Terrell Wells Middle School
• Black leopard at zoo dies
• UTSA lands health research grant
• Nude message to child gets man 12 years in prison
• New TB hospital opens
• Voelcker Fund to support cancer, stem cell research at UTSA
• Local attorney crowned world champion of public speaking
• UTSA lands $12 million for health researchers, laboratories
• Blockbuster files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Kerr County officials trim their own pay in tight budget year
• Edgewood OKs superintendent's resignation
• ENTrigue Surgical unveiling new ear, nose and throat products
• Without Perry, Edgewood forum turns into Dem rally
• One dead in rollover on I-37
• USAA allows E*TRADE customers to invest in mutual funds
• For-profit colleges fined for recruiting violations
• Study to ID potential pain pill abusers
• Gift helps UTSA hire top researchers
• Young amputee fulfills dream of running
• Public invited to free Parkinson’s disease workshop
• Prosecutors: Execution candidate had violent history
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/468776-2010-nfl-power-rankings-bleacher-reports-
• FOX Sports Radio to debut ‘Stox ‘n Jocks’
• Trial begins for man accused in hotel murder
• September 21, 2010 Board Meeting Notes
• Von Ormy cuts property taxes for 2011
• Is an urban grocery viable in SA?
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Caring Senior Service sells Houston office
• S.A. hospital system takes hit in fight for Medicaid dollars
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Ferrier to be formally invested as Texas A&M-San Antonio president
• Edgewood ISD superintendent resigns
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• UTSA, SAC receive $1.2 million to support neighborhood revitalization
• Campaign Notebook: Name that job; He'll be here all week; Shami's back
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• Clear Channel, Subway team up to promote unsigned musical talent
• NEISD superintendent wins health award for novel class
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• UTSA inks three-game football pact with Cowboys
• North Star Mall turns 50
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• San Antonio stocks dragged down by sagging Dow
• Libertarian Glass looking to steal votes from Perry
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• Cornyn says he'll try for a Valley veterans hospital, again
• Veracruz digging out from worst storm in generations
• Man critical after shooting
• Storm knocks out Quarry Market
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Wilson County approves budget
• Survey measures gay harassment on campus
• Veterans Recognition Night
• JHS and WHS Theatre Groups Ready to Perform
• Terror-baby theory goes for wild ride in media
• (WRIGHT) BOO-Fest Carnival
• Paul Mitchell The School San Antonio Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• (HHS) Maroon Out Game
• San Antonio stock performance mixed
• Nominations open for H-E-B awards
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• BBVA Compass partners to offer $1.1 mil in scholarship money
• Arson suspected in vacant building fire
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• Infectious-disease hospital set to debut in San Antonio
• D.A. Susan Reed, opponent Nico LaHood spar at campaign forum
• (WRIGHT) Faculty Meeting
• Competitive Companies to acquire Surfs Global
• SAISD schools get state boost
• (WRIGHT) Peter Piper Pizza Night
• San Antonio Wal-Mart stores have begun stocking alternative to sugar
• Life and death on the streets of Juárez
• San Antonio stocks get boost from Dow’s triple-digit surge
• Omni Hotels unveils new name for Watermark Hotel
• Apartments might have to recycle
• Valero to invest $2.9 billion to boost diesel production
• Health Science Center is one of the best for Hispanic doctors
• H-E-B makes announcement at Adams Elementary School
• Couple who drowned in Guadalupe River identified
• San Antonio’s East Side being targeted for neighborhood revitalization
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• SAPD busts meth lab, indoor pot farm
• Man accused of setting fire to ice house
• (Col.Hts.) School Carnival
• Owner takes pride in Texas Pride
• Norton, 95, stretched one-night stay into 63-year romance
• (Col.Hts.) Individual Pictures
• Shooter in carjacking found guilty of capital murder
• Former Dallas Cowboy Visits Converse Elementary
• (Col.Hts.) G.T. Field Trip
• Overnight dialysisbrightens patients
• Caterpillar to develop factory in Victoria, create 500 jobs
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Movie Night
• Newest treatment: Dialysis at home
• Recession over, but jobless still wait
• (Col.Hts.) S.A. Smile Dental Screening
• Defendant blames friend for Quiznos murder
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/467981-nfl-week-2-bleacher-report-awards-mark-sa
• Mandatory CPS Training
• Clergy members oppose SBOE plan
• Error Reported by WOAI TV
• Treviño was part of a large family of butchers
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• UTSA students favor alcohol on campus
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• A taste of the bitter budget battle to come
• NADBank furnishes loan to El Paso Water Utilities
• Rain doesn't spoil Ramadan's end
• New Braunfels area benefits from McKenna foundation funding
• Man killed by deputy was depressed, friends say
• NEISD superintendent to be honored for commitment to wellness
• Man beaten, run over identified
• Desert Glory claims Ag-Mart committed trademark infringement
• Woman found slain Thursday identified
• Student housing complex at Texas State University sold
• Van Hecke ran farm and several businesses
• Feds drop pipe bomb charge
• SAISD bond under fire
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/467611-nfl-week-3-michael-vick-a-winner-0-2-cowb
• Baseball team uses pilates to improve playing skills
• Lacombe custody hearing delayed
• Castro's tenure could be defined by SA2020
• JISD Getting Students Back in School
• KISS rockin' and rollin' all night
• Kirby Middle School Works to Prevent Violence
• Suicides of Fort Hood soldiers at record-breaking level for year
• Judson High Opens New Cafeteria
• Legislation aiming to lure Hispanics
• USAA Real Estate fund buys Atlanta area retail complex
• Storms will likely flood Corpus Christi, soak San Antonio
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• SUAVE Meeting
• Assistant to the Editor Intern position available
• HMS Post Season Tournament Volleyball
• Airline customers in San Antonio can rent, buy movies
• Debate planned – sans Perry
• Health reform set to start
• Sticky note and sticky situation
• SA2020 aims to build on Target ’90 base
• Missing girl who was in stolen SUV reunites with mom
• Fashion event set to fund scholarship
• Thousands attend 16 de Septiembre parade and festival
• Man killed, woman injured in West Side crash
• Death the common factor in S.A. opera's opener
• Homeowner subdues suspected home invader
• Enrollment, diversity on the rise at universities
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• Canseco's claim about Rodriguez was wrong
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• Election signs serious business
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• What Luminaria will look like in the future
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• Romo, 89, made education a family priority
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• SA2020: Let the much-needed planning begin
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Perry's suggestion to White: Run for comptroller
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• Cash-strapped Mercer doing well
• Testing Day
• Light rain falls across South Texas
• Authorities identify man killed in head-on crash Friday
• St. Mary's to host citywide college fair
• Shoe-In gives kids who need ‘em new shoes
• Voters OK change in Southside ISD spending
• Texas breweries win top honors
• Pollution a burning issue at new plant
• Cuban singer pens song on discrimination against Mexicans
• Police seek tips in two cold cases
• Two men sought in robbery spree
• Public employees fare better in Bexar
• Family outing turns tragic on Guadalupe River
• Overnight review: Kansas
• West spent a lifetime defying muscular dystrophy
• Texas Tech hopes to raise $1 billion
• Marathons are only the start for runner
• National School Bus Safely Week
• Some in Bexar need to renew exemptions
• (MHS) McCollum Booster Club Meeting
• Don't schedule the District 4 coronation yet
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Man with knife shot by deputy
• HISD Board Meeting
• Supporters of DREAM Act see positive shifts
• HMS vs Leal 8th Volleyball
• HMS vs Leal 7th Volleyball
• Wrong-way driver killed in early morning crash
• Nashville nuns break lead the nation in newcomers
• S.A.-Austin market data could be combined
• Man with knife shot by deputy
• Killer pleads guilty to save life
• Man beaten to death in street, police say
• Local government wages outpace private sector
• Jazz'SAlive interrupted by rain
• 1 in 4 African American and Latino families lives in poverty
• Feds say fewer Bexar toddlers getting vaccinations
• San Antonio stock performance was mixed on Friday
• S.A. eateries targeted on illegal workers
• Scooter buy to blame for ITC resignation
• Retired marine among 933 new U.S. citizens
• U.S. Marshals chasing “worst” sex offenders
• Key lawmaker wants to change school funding
• Both sides rest in death penalty trial
• Time as POW never far from GI’s mind
• Judson ISD Bond Review (Video)
• Texas drivers gettingfast lane for licenses
• St. Mary’s business school to develop video conferencing studios
• Garcia’s Blue Moon Cafe was a favorite of Tejano musicians
• SUV and 18-wheeler collide in Atascosa County
• Perry disputes budget shortfall prediction of $21 billion
• SAC holding job fair
• Gene may send cholesterol soaring after fatty meal
• Hyundai gives $100,000 to UTHSC
• Institute of Texan Cultures’ director posts resignation
• Library celebrating anniversaries of Mexican independence, revolution
• CPS Energy nears completion of new power plant
• Chance to save more trees deserves closer look
• Suspect charged in S.E. Side killing
• San Antonio unemployment rate falls to 7.6 percent in August
• ADHD information available this weekend
• Dermatology clinic expands to Boerne
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/463138-texas-longhorns-football-five-keys-to-vic
• Texas Comptroller awards office supply contract to San Antonio’s AHI Enterprises
• Rolling Meadows Invades Local Pizza Shop
• UT Health Science Center gets fresh injection of stimulus funds
• San Antonio stocks tank on Thursday
• Satterfield & Pontikes earns two awards for San Antonio projects
• Man shot during robbery of television
• Legal aid groups get cut of multi-million dollar settlement
• Medina County budget would boost pay for law enforcement personnel
• USAA acquires office property in Florida
• San Antonio drivers experience bump-up in fuel prices
• Floresville police chief delays retirement
• Mayor says the city must do better on education
• Teen hit while dancing in the street
• Jury convicts quickly for poker party heist
• SAISD students learn Mandarin Chinese online
• Central Texas sees more rain this year
• Hasan lawyer wants to close Hasan evidentiary hearing
• S.A. celebrates Mexico's history — and its own
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/463932-texas-tech-football-ten-things-you-need-t
• Drivers'cell phonerecordstargeted
• UTSA alumni throwing 'tailgate party'
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/462427-college-football-week-two-the-ultimate-tv
• Witnesses identify accused at death penalty trial
• Sept. 3 accident victim dies
• Hasan's lawyer loses bid to close hearing
• Conjunto club is labeled historic
• Debate over the debate appears to be over
• Woman's body found along Loop 1604
• Brooks dog kennels on temporary hold
• Man shot at his N.E. Side home
• Poverty rate climbs to highest level in 51 years
• Budget outlays swell by $4 million
• Women's Leadership Council paved new path for charity
• Eva Longoria Parker recognized for her role in Latino causes
• Ayraud, 99, was ‘Mr. Sewing Machine Man’
• South San moves early voting site
• Parolee gets three 99-year terms for poker heist
• Floresville council to vote on property tax increase
• Dallas County shaping up as a battleground
• South Side land use plan approved
• 2010 - 2011 Meeting Schedule
• Showdown over Islam looming for SBOE
• Council approves $2.36 billion budget
• Rackspace, USAA named to annual InformationWeek list
• Agendas
• (MHS) District Tournament
• Bigfoot Volunteer Fire Department fundraiser on Saturday
• Sales of Vidacare’s bone marrow system expands nationwide
• Jackson Walker earns several accolades in national magazine
• Crestview Elementary Earns National Recognition
• National Latino cancer research network gets major grant
• San Antonio stocks show signs of improvement
• Wagner Football Goes Live on TV
• Max Lucado achieves milestone, releases new Christian book
• Proposed tax rate hike draws fire in Kerr County
• San Antonio Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• UTSA graduate programs earn nod for service to Hispanic students
• Woman accused of racing in June crash
• Baptist injects Health Science Center with additional scholarship money
• Judge rejects request to restrict Jean Paul to Texas
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/453823-nfl-power-rankings-week-2-comparing-nfl-t
• New Orleans Saints owner recognized for supporting Catholic education
• Ghost hunter says dad's secret could be Nazi gold
• Grandparents Rule at Olympia Elementary
• PurinaCare extends reach to all 50 states
• Obama talk to students stirs little reaction
• Wagner Thunderbirds On TNL
• Fugitive spider monkey found
• UTSA student surveyed about a campus pub
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Senate Republicans rally against Dream Act
• Likelihood of governor debate is slipping away
• Sheriff's Office wants deputy charged
• Heritage trees give way to South Side development
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• Veterinarians to check canine hearts
• New turn in notorious Willingham arson
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• Cultural Arts Parade and Recognition Ceremony 2009
• Poll: GOP leads down-ballot races
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Clear Channel Outdoor assembles national sales force
• Adkisson may seek new post in 2014
• (MHS) Tennis District Tournament
• Murder trial begins for Quiznos shooting suspect
• President Obama addresses school children nationwide
• San Antonio stock performance mixed
• USAA Real Estate, Admiral team up
• (WRIGHT) Faculty Meeting
• Fleming wanted to open bakery and cake shop
• Perry ad stresses state economy
• Secondary Pacing Charts
• Texting bus driver found guilty
• Fire damages North Side home
• Geometry 2010-2011
• Perry promotes economy in first TV ad
• Robbery suspect now faces fraud charges
• SFBR researchers identify genetic link with high cholesterol
• Algebra II 2010-2011
• Texas GOP files a 'Hail, Mary' bill on education funding
• Perry, White can't overlook 'Big Empty'
• Atlanta hotel group acquires Four Points by Sheraton
• Algebra I 2010-2011
• Bexar County stops funding BEAT AIDS
• Man accused in 2009 copper thefts
• USAA, David Robinson to launch real estate fund
• Mitchell Lake Resources
• Dig deeper: City raising fees
• Testing Dates
• HMS vs McAuliffe 8th Volleyball
• Voters ignoring Southside ISD tax proposal
• Teacher Retirement System invests in USAA real estate fund
• HMS vs McAuliffe 7th Volleyball
• Sauls was an expert bridge player, golfer and Army mom
• PCI Education acquires math, reading product line from Kaplan
• Alamo City’s Harley hopes dashed
• Longtime volunteer hangs up her apron
• Cram Roofing tapped for massive Navy contract
• Testimony begins in poker party heist trial
• Napolitano: It’s Congress’ turn to act on immigration
• USAA once again named top military spouse employer
• Bonus proposed for county workers
• Ex-UTSA softball player killed
• Alamo City named bike-friendly city
• Sheriff: Suspects linked to Mexican Mafia
• Student loan default rates on the rise in U.S.
• Poteet man arrested for soliciting minor online
• Historic construction projects advance in Medina County
• Smart phones also coupon collectors
• Missing monkey evading catchers
• 3 finalists named for New Braunfels police chief post
• Higher ed grants key to state’s economic future
• Bexar County's lean $1.3 billion budget approved
• Sheriff's office investigating death
• Mail fraud case sees 1st guilty plea
• Grand opening set at Hill Country University Center
• High-tech dispatch on the air
• Texas cities captured 7 of top 15 spots for sex in magazine list
• Judson athlete injured by practice equipment
• Estimated budget shortfall increases
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/460834-washington-redskins-beat-dallas-cowboys-t
• (HHS) Pep Rally
• Accused bomb-maker denied bond
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• (HHS) Spanish Credit by Exam
• New LATIN Band in San Antonio, TX (JunRey Band)
• Shotgun slaying trial opens
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• (HHS) Indianette Booster Club Meeting
• Campus Volunteer Form
• HMS vs Leal Football 7th
• (HHS) Band Booster Club Meeting
• 2010-2011 Assessment Calendar
• HMS vs Leal Football 8th
• Port San Antonio CEO tapped for industry role
• Eighth Grade 2010-2011
• United Way Fund Drive
• Downtown’s Market Square undergoing a major facelift
• (WRIGHT) PTA Lunch Drive
• 2 injured in early-morning rollover
• Fitness Gram
• (WRIGHT) Dental Screening
• Civic leaders campaign for passage of bonds
• School Age Parent Program
• AT&T to join stock index for ‘sustainable’ businesses
• (WRIGHT) PTA Dominos Night
• Fourth suspect nabbed in Hays County slaying
• Benchmark Schedule for Oct. 19-22, 2010
• FieldStone to build homes in Cibolo subdivision
• (WRIGHT) Faculty Meeting
• Writing was ‘only career' for Barzun
• Harlandale High School
• UIW fall 2010 enrollment up 7.6 percent
• Three killed in Bexar accidents
• 2010-2011 HHS Bell Schedule
• Trinity hires new music director at campus jazz station
• Voting is key in keeping civil rights fight alive
• Communities in Schools
• Texas A&M earns high marks for helping students face ‘real world’
• Needy students could see fewer grants
• Campus Directory
• San Antonio stocks keep climbing
• TMC Accepting Entries For 4th Annual Music Video Showcase
• Harlandale ISD patrons take a bus tour
• GlobalSCAPE expands marketing of business automation software
• Rains ease Bexar ban on outdoor burning
• Southwest Prep Is On “Course” For Education
• (WRIGHT) Bike Rodeo
• United SA releases new iPhone, iPod banking application
• BexarMet fires whistle blower
• (WRIGHT) PTA Chuck E Cheese Night
• Houston Chronicle series explores ‘United States of Texas'
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/460796-nfl-week-1-25-things-we-learned-in-the-op
• (WRIGHT) PTA Rummage Sale
• Sovereignty dominates AG race
• Prison time handed to former BAMC clerk
• (WRIGHT) RITMO Show
• Tragic end to an operation
• Escaped monkey chased in Bexar subdivision
• (WRIGHT) GT Field Trip
• Blurring the boundaries
• Audit critical of state health labs
• (WRIGHT) PTA Dominos night
• ‘Evangelical epicenters' may help sway gov vote
• Former housing exec faces embezzlement charge
• (WRIGHT) Math Night
• Boerne policeman accused of terrorist threat
• Schools Welcome Parents to Open House
• (WRIGHT) Avance Orientation
• Early Release
• JHS Theatre Students Win Big
• Library hosting seminar on applying for college
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• Where exactly does politico hang his hat?
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Two questions hold key to future of the aquifer
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• Woman killed in head-on crash
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• One killed, two injured in Southeast Bexar County crash
• Plane that once monitored nuke tests now flies above hurricanes
• (MHS) Tennis District Feed Match
• Body found on South Side railroad tracks
• Despite illness, Randow did her best to enjoy life
• Suspected ATM thief evades police in front-end loader
• Cartel fighters get intense training on ranch
• Seguin man accused of killing girlfriend's son
• Pay raises about to raise a fuss
• Family event slated for Cibolo Nature Center
• Human costs of drug abuse
• Bee attack lands two in hospital
• Man found dead behind South Side home identified
• UTSA marching band won't go wanting
• Speedy 87-year-old woman tackles another 5K
• From Yale to jail, surgeon botched surgeries and robbed a bank
• Zentner was airman, civil service worker, community volunteeer
• Securing a balance for region's future water
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• Luminaria reveals S.A.'s strengths, weaknesses
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• N.E. Side shooting victim identified
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Carnot named to rights panel
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• Police seek tips in 2009 slaying
• (Morrill) Cookie Dough Sale
• Artists’ Fantastic Fuerzas/Forces unleashed at the GCAC
• San Antonio stocks continue to climb on Friday
• Graffiti wipeout day is itself wiped out
• Witte Museum baffled by attack on “T-Rex”
• Mayor to speak on education at church luncheon Sunday
• Death penalty trial opens Monday
• ‘Jersey Boys' is irresistible
• Obledo remembered as a civil rights pioneer
• 9-11 commemorations generate both joy and sorrow
• 85 inmates escape from Reynosa jail
• Marking end of Ramadan
• After 9 years, San Antonio still feels impact of 9-11
• Muslims invite public to Eid Festival
• Rockets - Riders Game Available on TV
• Alanis touted stem cell therapy
• Wagner High Honors Namesake and Victims of 9/11
• Valero distributes $2.2 million to help children
• Football
• City, SAISD may trade land
• ‘La Barbie' wants to be tried in U.S.
• S.A. Red Cross chapter to host Preparedness Day
• Two ‘fires' evoke different community responses
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• (Morrill) School Dance
• Hispanic could command A&M corps
• HMS vs Zamora 8th Volleyball
• Police: Mom pulls gun on volleyball team
• (MHS) Tennis vs. Brennan
• Air Force to retire military training aircraft
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• (Morrill) Kinder Parent Literacy Night
• Storm's deluge surprises towns of Natalia, Devine
• HMS vs Zamora 7th Volleyball
• Man shot in the head on South Side
• Harlandale GED Testing-Math
• White House asks Castro to represent U.S. at Mexican national celebration
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• (HHS) Pep Rally
• Mason ran S.A. barber shop for more than 60 years
• (Morrill) Library Book Fair
• American Legion Post to salute 9-11 heroes
• HMS vs Scobee 8th Volleyball
• Trinity promotes fund-raising executive
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• HMS vs McNair 8th Volleyball
• Audit verifies BexarMet's fiscal mess
• Harlandale GED Testing-Reading
• Mega pet adoption slated for weekend
• HMS vs Scobee 7th Volleyball
• Rush completes sale of John Deere dealerships
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• HMS vs McNair 7th Volleyball
• Clean up ethics or limit terms
• HISD Board Meeting
• San Antonio man shot, killed in overnight shooting
• Harlandale GED Testing-Writing
• State threatens to close for-profit college
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Seventh Grade 2010-2011
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• (MHS) Open House
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/456232-nfl-week-1-predictions-10-games-that-coul
• SHAC Meeting
• Castro to go to Mexico as part of White House delegation
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• Evolution Resources
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• HMS vs Kingsborough 8th Volleyball
• Molina to administer CHIP program in rural Texas
• (MHS) Tennis vs. Boerne Champion
• Searchers locate two more flood victims
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Meetings
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• HMS vs Kingsborough 7th Volleyball
• Improved earnings sends U.S. Global’s stock soaring
• Harlandale GED Testing-Science
• Accused mom: There was no gun
• Cowboys and Indians ready to win on new turf
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• Trainings
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• SUAVE Meeting
• Mother accused in bombing out on bail
• (MHS) McCollum Booster Club Meeting
• <a href="http://voices.mysanantonio.com/briancollister/2010/09/sex-offender-working-as-clown
• Showing off new turf to Harlandale community
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• Superintendent's Message To The Community
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• HMS Open House 7th and 8th Grade
• Police identify Mexican driver shot Tuesday
• Harlandale GED Testing-Social Studies
• 9-11 events stir sadness, hope
• United Way Kickoff Meeting
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• Departments
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• S.A. scorecard on jobs-for-grants: Zero
• HMS vs Scobee Football 8th
• Tipped truck blocking Medina Base Road
• HMS vs Terrell Wells 8th Volleyball
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• HHS JV Football Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• Assessment
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• (Bellaire) 2nd Cup of Coffee
• 1,100 suitsfiled tocollecton taxes
• HMS vs Scobee Football 7th
• School Spirit
• HMS vs Terrell Wells 7th Volleyball
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• HHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• Science
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• (Bellaire) "Honor Our Patriots"
• Small flood control project on Shepherd Road has large symbolism
• Early Release
• Great Websites to Visit
• National Night Out
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• Forms & Documents
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• Cultural Arts - Final Meeting
• Founders of Morgan's Wonderland accept civic award
• (Bellaire) Parent Volunteer Training
• Retail activity in San Antonio is growing, sales tax data shows
• HMS vs McNair Football 8th
• AT&T pumping millions to enhance Texas wireless networks
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• McHS Freshmen Football Schedule
• MCHS JV Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Varsity Football Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS JV Football Schedule
• (Bellaire) Grandparent's Day Cafe
• Sheriff makes plea for additional deputies
• (Bellaire) Open House
• S.A. man's tale of 9-11 heroism questioned
• HMS vs McNair Football 7th
• SeaWorld San Antonio guests supporting conservation
• HHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman A Volleyball Schedule
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• HHS Varsity Volleyball Schedule
• (Col.Hts.) Grandparents' Day!
• Texas' school-funds bid rejected
• (Bellaire) Peter Piper Pizza Night
• S.A.’s Rackspace pulls church’s website
• Hall of Fame Selections Meeting
• Hyundai supports childhood cancer research in San Antonio
• HHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedule
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• MCHS Freshman B Volleyball Schedules
• HHS JV Volleyball Schedules
• San Antonio stocks end Wednesday on upswing
• Bio-fuel run food truck to hit the streets
• Reid's pep talk draws modest crowd
• BCFS taps former BKD auditor for controller
• White launches new TV ad
• 5 suspects arrested in Seguin slaying
• Kerrville plastic injection molder among the best in the industry
• 2 S.A. artists nominated for Latin Grammys
• Fire union argues training too costly
• Ruby Tuesday is set to open third San Antonio restaurant
• San Marcos man sought in slaying
• Gill helped program computers on the space shuttle
• Searchers find flood victim, two still missing
• White gives Perry grief over budget management
• Agencies say proposed budget cuts services to elderly, disadvantaged
• Bandera County avoids tax hike but not criticism
• SAPD officers suspended for harassment
• The Links kicks off scholarship fund
• Seven arrested in Mexico massacre
• Alamo Ranger chief fired by DRT
• Pipe-bomb suspect isn’t cleared, but gets bail
• Visitors say it's no contest: S.A. wins
• McCombs gets UT statue
• Crowd’s failure to help victim atypical of S.A.
• Reid rallies local Democrats on brief visit
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/454597-nfl-2010-power-rankings-bleacher-reports-
• Green garbage collection carts in S.A.'s future
• Calling All JHS Alumni Who Love Golf
• Officials open fourth ‘drone' base in Corpus Christi
• Students Celebrate Grandparent's Day
• Haven for Hope names Block permanent CEO
• Board Member Shows Off JISD Pride
• Contractor withdraws from VA housing project in Kerrville
• Un fotógrafo internacional
• CytoGenix to expand to ‘green’ energy sector
• SAWS hosting event to collect unwanted meds
• South Chamber to host Healthy Business and Summit Expo
• UIW establishes Hispanic Marketing Institute
• Perry’s book release delayed
• Input sought on La Villita's future
• Program increases kidney transplants 34 percent
• Driver shot, robbed outside hotel
• State grant boosts plans for equestrian center in Kendall County
• Expectations for voter turnout in Bexar County remain low
• Valero donates millions to MDA, local children’s charities
• Jury deadlocks in bathroom-murder trial
• Medrec acquires Denver medical staffing firm
• Renewal in ‘enchilada red'
• Port San Antonio secures federal job-training funds
• Suspectmay bereleased
• Abuse of pain pills is a growing menace
• TX won’t have its own “eyes in the skies” until Dec.
• Medellin had great knowledge of herbs, remedies
• Installing solar power now cheaper
• UTSA opens fully electronic science, engineering library
• Polls indicate governor's race tightening
• GOP now sees Precinct 4 as a winnable contest
• Some San Antonio homes, businesses still without power on Wednesday
• Two eyeing Texas House Speaker post
• Obledo memorial service set for Friday
• UTSA approved to offer undergraduate public administration degree
• Senate majority leader to visit S.A.
• Orthopaedic surgeons working to stem the rising tide of sports injuries
• Arson investigators looking into two fires
• Security guard shoots man on West Side
• Shooting victim is identified
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• Wednesday's downpour sets new daily record
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• Storms cause area closures
• Poteet head football coach arrested
• San Antonio Podiatrist Offers New Laser Therapy for Foot and Ankle Pain
• Boerne creating staff attorney post to expedite decisions
• Patty Ortiz busca transformar el Centro Guadalupe
• Man found dead behind South Side home
• Medical-disposal event slated for this Saturday
• SWBC Foundation donates funds to UTSA biz school
• Hermine’s wind and rain cause widespread power outages in San Antonio
• No hot water in Trinity dorms
• Latino group to honor retired Lt. Gen. Sanchez
• Storm forces some school closures
• Toddler dies of injuries from crash
• Rain Update
• Flash flooding biggest threat in San Antonio
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• Judge Catherine Torres-Stahl awarded Hispanic National Bar Association’s Latina Judge of the
• Whooping cranes may return to old home
• South Texas Women’s Business Center: helping small businesses grow
• Shifting focus to middle grades
• South Texas gas storage company to be sold for $700 million
• New opera company in the works
• Ranger Creek microbrewery opens, first brews to pour in October
• Holiday on the rivers
• Delicious Tamales launches new South San Antonio shop
• Krezdorn belted out jazz, blues standards with ‘a hint of Gulf Coast gravel'
• News service Business Wire expands reach
• If GOP wins House, Texans may get key posts
• SACU, Solar S.A. team up to promote home-based renewable power
• Teen reported missing in San Antonio River
• Divers recover body from S.A. River
• Utilities plan for greater demand from cars
• Solar campaign to work with lenders
• Seven key races may foretell November election outcome
• DVD left in player leads to child molestation arrest
• Electric cars still long way from the norm
• Jobs are being shelved at academic libraries
• Races might hinge on upset voters
• Kerrville is hospitable for recovering addicts
• 2 more arrests made in pipe bomb case
• East Side shooting critically injures one
• Motorcyclist critically injured in New Braunfels crash
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• Bexar County under flash flood watch
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• Man shot in leg during drive by
• Eight seconds of thrills and spills
• Guerra played a cantina girl in 'The Alamo'
• Ag magnet set to grow
• Laparoscopic surgery called OK in pregnancy
• Mission San Juan families reunite
• Guitars blaze in first S.A. stop for Rodrigo y Gabriela
• Man accused of sexually assaulting boy
• Heavy rain expected in S.A. starting Tuesday
• Mother mourns loss of only daughter
• Low-key bishop melds with San Antonio Catholics
• Big cuts looming for mental health care
• S.A. loses one of its top benefactors
• Old-school liberal challenging Dewhurst
• Get-out-the-vote effort hopes to bring change
• $6.1 million spent to end nuclear deal
• 3 killed in separate crashes
• Americana on parade at Kendall County Fair
• Jurors still can't decide stabbing trial
• Fifth murder suspect turns herself in
• Fire damages NW side apartment complex
• Police officer fired upon in early morning shooting
• Bomb suspect staying in jail
• Former Rocksprings priest arrested on sex assault charges
• Consulate-slaying suspect in S.A. court
• Police arrest man in shooting at East Side party
• Concordia hires new leader for S.A. campus
• UTSA partners with Japanese sister city
• Volunteers needed to help xeriscape park
• Guerra Day to help first-time college students
• Judson clarifies bond details
• S.A. operative at heart of ‘Coward' campaign
• UTSA getting new public policy degree
• Officials explore pro team potential
• Pentagon names general to lead Air Force recruitment
• San Antonio stocks lifted by Dow’s triple-digit surge
• Cousin among suspects in Kendalia murder
• Pharmacist is headed to prison
• Bexar districts tell Perry to take the money
• Bustillo's family history included Canary Islander, large Spanish land grant
• Methodist survey takes aim at decline in membership
• Roadmap set for future of El Camino Real
• San Antonio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• City approves contract to build green firehouse
• Bandera school bus slips off muddy road into ditch
• Ambulance specially fitted for obese
• SA scientists awarded $11.6 million grant
• Jurors undecided if murder defendant's ‘dork' defense will fly
• D.A. denies abusing authority in case against Kerrville developer
• Hadnott was top anesthesiologist
• New court a ‘second chance' for veterans
• Democratic activist Flores dies at 75
• Ex-trooper accused of steroid-dealing set for trial in Kerrville
• Muslim first-responders were also 9-11 victims
• Walk at Woodlawn Park benefits Huntington's Disease
• Perry: White must release more income taxes or no debate
• Registration Opens For WNBA All-Star's Basketball Program
• Texans will get new savings on energy-savers
• Alpheus to build out broadband network in Texas border cities
• Money-losing Retama sees slots as good bet
• UIW business students trying out iPads
• Witte Museum Joins City-Wide Celebration Of The Centennial Of Mexico’s 1910 Revolution
• U.S. 281 drivers not on Easy Street yet
• Suspect arrested in Seguin slaying
• AT&T adds 19 new Spanish channels in Alamo City
• More rain expected today
• Health Science Center wins major research grant to study heart failure
• Hays County latest to join burn ban
• Historic downtown building to house latest Hilton hotel concept
• Thunderstorms slow morning
• Bexar County plans to create special court for veterans
• San Antonio stocks end Thursday on stronger note
• South Texas Money Management CEO named leading advisor
• Lawyers rally to give vets free help
• Bank robbery suspect nabbed in S.A.
• BexarMet is downgraded
• SAPD getting digital in-car video cameras
• CPS Energy gets nod for economic development
• Ex-WWII POWsheading to Japan
• Drug smuggler handed 11 years
• KCI subsidiary awarded contract to market imaging system
• Ex-SAHA supervisor sentenced to probation
• Change in SAFD family violence rule is discussed
• Woman stabbed, possibly doused with gasoline
• Husband-and-wife prosecution team ‘The Jahn' retiring
• Appellate court upholds conviction for throat slasher
• Briefing on Hill Country power lines draws throngs
• CPS solar initiative encounters a setback
• TEA cuts school bus seat belt money
• Man indicted for two separate homicides
• Plea deal ends prosecution over tot's death in 2001
• Medical episode may have contributed to wreck
• Man accused of possessing child pornography
• Cheaper fuel ahead
• Suspect sought in East Side stabbing
• White unveils border security plan
• Municipal Auditorium redo raises concerns
• Trust fund set up for slaying victim's daughter
• Twin shootouts scheduled for San Antonio Raceway
• Peña’s greatest achievement was helping her family
• Man jailed since June now faces 2 murder charges
• Man found with neck cut
• DEA turns over $4 million in drug proceeds to SAPD, McMullen County
• Banks not paying price of role in drug trade
• 2 detained after body found in truck
• S.A. traffic congestion could be a lot worse — no, really
• Bogus Ranger now behind bars
• Veterans group opposed to VA housing project in Kerrville
• Backingfor judgerescinded
• 'Gator' going to the big swamp in the sky
• Dems sue Harris County tax office over voter registrations
• Jury rejects officer's discrimination claim
• Harlandale, South San OK budgets
• Abrego lives her passion: education and journalism
• In cold case, four charged with capital murder
• San Antonio researchers to develop electric vehicle battery
• Sports announcer accused of online harassment
• San Antonio Fire Department Adds K-9 to Brigade
• JISD Helps Students in Need
• Second half of 2010 bodes well for San Antonio’s apartment market, report states
• Guitarists Rodrigo Y Gabriela to grace the Majestic
• San Antonio fares poorly on safe driving
• Farm Credit Bank issues preferred stock
• San Antonio stocks soar as Dow jumps 255 points
• Murder suspect says victim was choking him
• IT security firm opens San Antonio office
• Two suspects held after 2 men shot in Poteet
• Long-shot Muslim candidate seeks fair shake
• Fitch downgrades BexarMet’s debt
• Former policeman accused of official oppression
• Texas opens enrollment for college prepaid fund
• Clear Channel is Tuesday’s stock market leader
• SwRI creates computer game program that teaches jet engine safety
• Flu shots available now
• Sierra teams up with Helio Aircraft
• Indecency conviction sends ex-jailer to prison
• New study shows immigrants assimilating at high rates
• Bexar rolls out a budget for lean times
• Student Takes Center Stage at National Event
• SAFD proposal aims to relax eligibility rules for recruits
• Volunteers and Schools Work Together
• Suspect nabbed in theft of violin
• Tasty Donation at Woodlake Elementary
• Funeral services set for two killed at party
• GlobalSCAPE expanding global sales network
• Bugs, Bugs and More Bugs at the Witte Museum
• Strickland studied food and world at large
• Review: Keillor delights in S.A. stop
• Officials targetinga ‘nuisance' bar
• Efficiency, supply become the watchwords at SAWS
• No agreement on Bexar deputy salaries
• Ex-S.A. residents take dogs to shelters in Northeast
• ‘La Barbie'was big in abad business
• Social agencies press council for share of budget
• Bill White calls for term limits on governor's office
• CPS pays 18 execs average of $233,000
• Democrat Bell awarded $2 million in lawsuit
• SAPD officer arrested on DWI charge
• UTSA forms partnership with Japanese institution
• ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom is over'
• Bexar offers old voting equipment to fire-stricken county
• St. Mary’s library designated ‘official’ provider of government records
• Beyond the lesson plan: Brain-based learning
• XPEL’s second quarter earnings fall 35 percent
• Texas DMV relocates to new, improved customer-service office
• Obama might give Fort Bliss reason to cheer
• 'Superstreet' makes progress
• San Antonio to participate in national healthy cooking contest
• BexarMet fees not correctly recorded
• S.A. Marathon seeks showdown participants
• Health Science Center doctor earns grant
• JISD Police Celebrate G.R.E.A.T. Program (Video)
• Baby found unattended in South Side alley
• Catapult Systems wins $1 million in government work, GSA contract
• Wife shot in face allegedly by jealous husband
• Ex-wife arrested in bombing attempts
• Ranching firm to sell West Texas ranch
• Authorities nab escaped prisoner
• SACU purchases manufactured home lender
• Baby found in South Side alley
• San Antonio stocks hammered by volatile market
• Thunderbirds seek local “hometown hero”
• In Lacombe case, Casseb would benefit from hindsight
• Stabbing results in life sentence
• Prosecutorial misconduct doesn't prevent second trial
• Perry wins Realtors' endorsement
• Dry conditions prompt burn bans across region
• Castleberry applied her farm-girl work ethic to nursing
• Seguin man killed early Monday
• Alamo Village closes indefinitely
• City plans follow-through on China visit
• Ex-rodeo pros sell planes to give local students a lift
• Judson FFA Members Take Top Honors
• Alamo Colleges fumble with registration
• Our Town Moves to Judson HS
• Bandera deputies kill Lakehills man
• Tootie Pie lands slice of investment capital
• Lack of candor puts SAISD bond issue at risk
• Fallen troops' families upset with foundation under investigation
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• Motorcyclist killed in North Side crash identified
• Pipe bomb found in N.W. Bexar County
• Continental, Aeromar forge business relationship
• Jean Paul reunites with mother in France
• Boutique shop planned for downtown Boerne
• Hopkins Elementary is a Cool Place
• San Antonio to receive crime-fighting funds
• Volunteers Needed
• UTSA selected to host Chinese art exhibit
• Motorcyclist dies after falling from highway ramp
• Stone Oak apartment community bought by California firm
• Man charged in sex assault of boy
• Officer says SAPD discriminated in discipline
• First Texas-based border drone to begin flying Wednesday
• San Antonio area fire departments are interconnected
• Knox, 80, served in the Army, traveled the globe
• A rare breed, cowboys live on
• Deputies push for hefty raise
• Off-duty policeman fires shots at motorist who dragged deputy
• Canstruction event helps stock Food Bank
• Woman shot before driving home
• Big Easy story a work in progress
• Yoga professionals to state: Leave us in peace
• Controversy swirling around BexarMet
• After Katrina, S.A. opened its heart
• A ‘Smart’ way to help save electricity
• Two killed, several injured in East Side shooting
• Kidney transplant option to test vagina
• Woman fatally struck by vehicle
• Troops to get coffee and bikini poster
• North Side hospital, residential customers without power
• Planet K ‘junked vehicle' battle to reach Supreme Court
• Two injured in West Side house fire
• Subcontractors’ actions murky
• Two injured in West Side house fire
• Hardberger's sonnet: A city opened its arms
• North Side hospital, residential customers without power
• SAHA gains funds for homeless families, vets
• Fire that destroyed Houston's voting devices probed
• Deadlock forces sentencing mistrial
• Holy Cross compromises on tuition bills
• Third armed robbery suspect charged
• Community helps homeless man and his dog stay together
• Plants are the root cause of river delay
• Governor candidates stick to big picture as shortfall threatens services
• Muslims curb feast near 9-11 anniversary
• San Antonio stocks end Friday on stronger note
• Tesoro expands Shell gas station network
• Former officer facing sexual misconduct suit
• Jurors reject stabbing self defense claim
• Photo of shooting victim released
• After 77 years, this couple's marriage is still going strong
• White takes East Side bus tour
• Power of fan loyalty
• Outspoken DRT member faces ouster
• Reyna started career in one-room schoolhouse
• Jockeying for senator's spot could affect council
• Gueldner helped run CCD, CYO programs at St. Matthew's
• UTSA enrollment tops 30,000
• Castroville site yields Civil War finds
• Elite-status mortgages are making a comeback
• Valero introduces cleaner-burning fuel to San Antonio
• Blanco eyes changes to police staffing to improve coverage
• Recovering addict now has Hope
• PUC seeks needs analysis on second Hill Country power line project
• Dallas sex case fuels S.A. outcry
• Nurse practitioner convicted in ex-husband's shooting death
• VIA to begin enforcing code of conduct
• SAHA receives federal funding to prevent homelessness
• At 100, Lightfoot still drove to church and to visit sister every week
• No way to calculate if war is worth the price
• USAA recognized for being a top employer for Hispanic women
• Cold case slaying still haunts city 20 years later
• Campaign touting education as priority
• Gas prices falling throughout the state
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• Travel to Mexico is on the upswing, report shows
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• UIW creates iPads pilot program for business students
• French court orders Jean Paul Lacombe returned to mother
• E-N joins call for Perry-White debate
• More JISD Students Enter the Real World
• Ex-Medina County sheriff files as candidate for county judge
• Masters Elementary Staff and Familes Chow Down
• Woman sentenced in parental kidnapping case
• GlobalSCAPE is Thursday’s stock leader
• Man guilty of videotaping women at Fiesta Texas
• Man arrested for allegedly injuring 3-month-old
• Man faces murder charge in baby's death
• School bus kidnapping case enters French courtroom
• Jury selection starts for death penalty trial
• TxDOT hosts 'happy hour' outreach
• JECA Students Show Off Their Pride
• Prosecutors: Loud diner prompted murder
• JISD First Week Back (Video)
• Mexican Mafia leader sentenced for extortion
• LeBlanc-Burley stays at CPS Energy
• Charges pending in West Side gun seizure
• County to receive criminal justice grant
• ‘Mexican MacGvyer' Reyna was known for fix-it skills, dance moves
• Obama to travel to Texas to meet troops
• Child porn king gets 8 years
• South San gives health sciences shot in arm
• No Feeds Available
• Special operations troops are training in S.A.
• SAISD ends stadium talks with Spurs
• Regional economic development alliance formed
• 4 hurt as SUV collides with school bus
• AAA expects increase in holiday travel
• Inmates evacuated in bomb scare at city magistrate’s office
• NRP Group of Cleveland developing apartment complex in Alamo City
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• Garner State Park to gain additional acreage
• Abraxas is Wednesday’s stock leader
• Airstrip Technologies partners with Atlanta firm
• Fredericksburg honors Afghan war casualty
• San Antonio awarded state funding to enhance Friedrich Park
• Still no motive as murder trial begins
• Danny Ferry returns to Spurs’ front office
• TxDOT announces lane closures
• Road warriors rejoice! Gas prices low for Labor Day
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• Proposed King William expansion running into opposition
• Alamo Heights High School partially evacuated
• Judge denies DeLay's change of venue request
• Conference center dedicated at wildlife management area in Hunt
• Murder defense blames spousal abuse
• Guadalupe County's new justice center opens
• Busy week for gun smuggling cases
• Saldaña taught family to work and play hard
• Student/Parent Handbook 2010-2011(English)
• Common reads engage students
• Student/Parent Handbook 2010-2011 (English)
• Premier bike study starts in San Antonio
• Student-Parent Handbook 20110-2011
• Councilwoman Chan targeting tax-aid program
• Child Nutrition
• Twin seeks ‘last connection’ in Marine’s death
• BioMed SA, Texas Public Radio team up to produce a new radio series
• Prom 2011
• Feds alter efforts to deport suspects
• BCFS expands free pregnancy care program to Laredo
• Class Shirts
• 8 to battle for 3 BexarMet board seats
• AT&T upgrades more San Antonio neighborhoods to 3G service
• 2010 Schedule
• Veteran officer gets 10-day suspension
• CiCi’s Pizza serves up new location in San Antonio
• 2010-11
• <a href="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/438985-san-antonio-spurs-nba-all-time-starting-f
• Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation to benefit from AT&T gift
• TMC Accepting Entries For 4th Annual Music Video Showcase
• Schedule
• Back to School Safety Tips
• H-E-B makes major gift to support wellness center in Uvalde
• Schedule
• Harte-Hanks is Tuesday’s stock market leader
• Man killed in shooting identified
• Staff
• Sudden storm snuffs record high of 103
• Lawsuit could delay highway interchange
• TheatreASAP 2010: The Clock Is Ticking…
• County OKs deal on swim center
• Mailed substance closes courthouse
• Driver gets 5 years for wreckthat paralyzed ex-girlfriend
• Clothing pictures offered in bid to ID victim
• McManus: Synthetic pot use not rising
• Vote on plan for West Side creeks is on hold
• Superintendent Robert Jaklich gets a confetti shower
• Suspect accused of cheating elderly
• St. Mary’s earns accreditation for its newest engineering degree
• (MHS) McCollum Booster Club Meeting
• Man suspected of shooting two men
• Child advocacy organization benefits from Walmart Foundation grant
• (MHS) Pep Squad Fundraiser
• West Side fire was arson
• Ex-television anchor to be sworn in as Von Ormy judge
• (MHS) NTHS Meeting
• Five city garbage trucks damaged in fire
• UIW hires administrator to lead information technology
• (MHS) McCollum Booster Club Meeting
• (MHS) Tennis
• Eagle Pass' Kickapoo court starting to mature
• (MHS) McCollum Booster Club Meeting
• Edgewood school district celebrates centennial
• Capital murder charge dropped in plea deal
• (Schulze) PTA Meeting
• San Antonio stocks turn in lackluster performance on Monday
• Bridge feud intensifies in Kerr County
• (MHS) BPA Green Meeting
• Services set for soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Ranch accident kills Kendall County man
• (MHS) BPA Gold Meeting
• U.S. visa policy changes no barrier
• Court again blocks eviction of wild animals from Kerr County
• Algebra I Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• Anti-obesity program seeking volunteers
• Closed courtroom hears DeLay evidence
• Geometry Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• BexarMet board votes to discuss allegations in open
• Services set for drowned officer
• Algebra II Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• Teach for America begins in San Antonio
• Police: one killed in botched drug deal
• Campus/Student Information
• A part of living history at SAC
• Town Hall Meeting Scheduled
• Hispanic rights leader Obledo dies at 78
• (HHS) Pep Rally
• Alamo Travel Group earns distinction of being Hispanic growth company
• Lack of immunization keeps thousands from school
• Training Videos for SHARS Providers
• San Antonio firm to become reseller of HP health care products
• Tiger dies at S.A. zoo
• KCI releases new wound healing product
• Edvance Research expands to Austin
• SAPD mourns officer’s accidental death
• Krispy Kreme introduces ice cream products in San Antonio
• Man killed after being hit by train
• Taco Cabana, Kiolbassa ink marketing relationship
• Whataburger to underwrite public library theatrical series
• Waiting for the asphalt fairy
• Mayor greets students
• Authorities seek help to ID victim
• S.A. drowning victim identified
• Authorities identify man killed by train
• Sign problems cut school speeding tickets
• Football Season is Back
• New Year Off to a Good Start
• St. Mary’s ranked No. 1 in the nation based on service
• Cooke practiced compassionate nursing
• National Guard unit returns from Iraq
• East Side eatery feeds minds, too
• Sculley's contract puts her in line for hefty pay hike
• Freebirds to open fourth restaurant in San Antonio
• Judson High starts year with 2 campuses
• Bexar County upgrades its financial management systems
• Drones, agents to increase
• Valero Alamo Bowl begins preparations for college football season
• St. Mary's earns No. 1 ranking
• Slow-speed duck ‘race’ still a winner
• Wrong-way cyclist collides with train
• Woman likely fatally shot on North Side roadway
• Pickup rolls in North Side field, injures 3
• Ethics questions keep swirling for governor
• White is playing up business experience
• Lawmaker's housing role: A question of influence
• Anything but a prize catch
• Man arrested on intoxication manslaughter charge
• It’s a battle of the opposites in clash for the DA’s office
• Man arrested in police chase among 2 robbery suspects ID'd
• River Walk parade honors national softball champs
• SAPD officer drowns at Port Aransas
• Third Grade Scope and Sequence
• Four dead and three injured in Pleasanton crash
• Fourth Grade Scope and Sequence
• 2 new Ph.Ds OK'd for Texas State
• Fifth Grade Scope and Sequence
• Abraxas is Friday’s local stock market leader
• Services pending for soldier with family in Fredericksburg
• Campus Administration
• Hourlong chase ends with arrest
• Officials identify victims of deadly Atascosa County crash
• 6th Grade Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• Final report in on Fort Hood tragedy
• Kendall County man dies in rollover
• 7th Grade Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• In Afghanistan, duty is therapy for unit that lost 4 in Fort Hood shooting
• Submarine commander never lost a man
• 8th Grade Math Pacing Chart - 2010-2011
• Court rules couple must move wild animals
• SARA opposes TCEQ's attempt to lower water quality standards on the Cibolo
• Creekway boardwalk honors local soldier
• West Side nonprofit struggles to keep afloat
• TxDOT saystaxes, feescould rise
• UTSA freshman moves into his 'Dream Dorm'
• Tootie Pie hasn't tasted real success
• Sewage spill eyed as E. coli shuts Leon Springs pizzeria
• González worked in front of and behind camera at KENS, KSAT and KMOL
• Special Forces sniper taking a shot at MMA fame
• Zombies Invade Atlanta As San Antonio Filmmaker Goes To Dragon*Con
• HISD 2010-2011 Budget
• Woman is handed 40-year term
• Elementary Language Arts
• Report shows McNeil-Zachry ties
• Kindergarten Scope and Sequence
• W. Side dopers' den to be razed
• First Grade Scope and Sequence
• 2 more arrested in grease dumping
• Second Grade Scope and Sequence
• Fashion show to raise money for World War II veterans
• Nagle ran marathons while fighting cancer
• Unidentified woman found dead in North Bexar County
• Fire union says CAD has been a flop
• Former Coach Offers Tips for Aspiring NCAA Athletics
• BexarMet hires firm to investigate finances
• Judson High Student Named Athlete of the Year
• Perry calls for bigger penalties for human trafficking
• August 19, 2010 Board Meeting Notes
• Alamo Colleges board OKs tuition, tax boosts
• Texas Mutual marks 12th straight dividend
• Judson ISD will ask voters to pass $198 million bond
• San Antonio snuffs out smoking in bars, restaurants
• Conjunto legend sent off in style
• Feds settle Kelly AFB lawsuit
• Judson ISD Board Calls for Bond Election
• Key informant against Mexican Mafia gets 14 years
• Delta launching new service from San Antonio to Cancun in 2011
• Getting pumped for the school year through the
• Police make arrest in 2003 slaying
• Northeast Lakeview earns high marks for academic support center
• The Power of Music!
• Shooting victim hospitalized
• Unemployment rate stands at 7.7 percent in July
• (MHS) Tennis
• South San approves 2-cent tax increase
• New master-planned project eyed for New Braunfels
• (MHS) Tennis vs. Kerrville
• Mayor to attend Ramadan event
• Barlett Cocke reaches new milestone in school construction
• (MHS) Tennis
• 18-year-old man dead after shooting pregnant girlfriend
• Bexar County invests in software to track pavement, right-of-way data
• 2010-2011 Monthly Paydate Calendar
• San Antonio YMCA chief headed to San Diego
• Stubbornly high unemployment makes for tough job hunting
• Child molester who shot horse gets 34 stacked life sentences
• Restaurant sponsors benefit for disabled woman
• Fallen soldier recalled as dedicated, full of humor
• Former Javelinas star Bailey dead at 43
• 35th Annual Cultural Arts Parade & Fair
• San Antonio will be a favorite Labor Day destination
• San Antonio universities remain some of the country’s best
• New acute-care hospital planned for New Braunfels
• GlobalSCAPE is Wednesday’s local stock market leader
• Gas prices dropping in San Antonio
• Free haircuts offered to boys for school
• Man leaving strip club shot in head
• Orange light approved for downtown
• Concrete artist's sculptures stolen
• Hill Countrypower lineis brandedunnecessary
• Council adopts tough smoking rules
• Minting winning designs
• Help Stuff The Bus
• Rocha was city attorney for towns in South Texas, Hill Country
• 2010-2011 Monthly Paydate Calendar
• 5 accused of dumping grease into creek
• Abraxas expands operations in South Texas
• 3 accused of cheating on taxes
• City’s smoking ban vote today
• Schools gather for Convocation 2010
• Frenchman who yanked son from bus calls himself 'victim'
• Custodian Appreciation Week
• College advisers to help S.A. kids
• Summer Graduation
• Briton fights extradition in case with S.A. tie
• Local MMA fighter charged in assault
• Octogenarian proves it's never too late to achieve your dream
• Valero volunteers donate food, school supplies to area children
• Regents approve UTSA 'green fee'
• Wonderland mall debuts small-business incubator
• Exhibition - FotoSeptiembre 2010: Photographs By The Brothers Montiel Klint
• InCube Labs create San Antonio Innovation Center
• Kimberly-Clark increases factory output in San Antonio
• Cultural Arts - Artwork Voting Day (Judges Only)
• Ex-mayor sounds alarm on park
• University Health System to recommend tax hike
• DOJ drops investigation of DeLay's ties to lobbyist
• Susan G. Komen SA affiliate awards $1 million
• Port San Antonio puts SA in play as major gateway
• Retailers bracing themselves for busy back-to-school shopping
• Cultural Arts - Parade Packets Ready for Pick-up
• City gets police, fire budget details
• Open government folly at Commissioners Court
• Daisy the giraffe dies
• Perry says, “Secure the border, Mr. President”
• ¡Vanessa Olivarez en San Antonio!
• START officials select Japanese oncologist to serve as visiting scholar
• HISD Bus Tours
• Trinity still No. 1 in regional college rankings
• Haven for Hope changing food plan
• Floresville celebrates partnership with Alamo Colleges
• Perry appoints San Antonio graduate to be Texas State University System student regent
• 'Go get daddy a beer,' and other great advice for dads
• Business Journal announces Going Green 2010 winners
• Cultural Arts-Contest Entry Forms Due
• Bank robbed on far Northwest Side
• Vending machines with style
• Trinity hires diversity coordinator
• NEISD celebrates firsts by maintaining student focus
• J-School at San Antonio College: a formula for success
• Payment Data’s second quarter revenue slides 28 percent
• Cultural Arts - Exhibitor Forms Due
• Two jailed after fight on West Side
• Cops detain group accused of firing gun out of SUV
• Man gets 14 years for fatal wreck
• Local professor and author celebrates literary quinceanera
• It’s all about Texas !
• Harris to hire 20 to support San Antonio IT office
• Cultural Arts - Cover Design Contest Entries Due
• SAISD stadium issue hasn’t been open process
• Man killed in South Side rollover
• Fight leads to shooting on West Side
• St. Mary’s adds management, software engineering degrees
• San Antonio stocks receive an assist as Dow rebounds
• Cultural Arts - Law Enforcement & Logistics Mtg
• Tax collections putting the hurt on state budget
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• Hernandez fought injustice from sheet metal job to civil service
• Autism treatment center to offer in-home care to San Antonio families
• DHS denies rumors that executive action will be used to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants
• Nurses Directory
• Cultural Arts-Parade Entry Forms Due
• From Iraq to UIW, Fraser making most of second chance
• Parking lot blood, shooting blocks away may be tied
• Seguin police officer indicted on sexual text charges
• Seguin honored for Caterpillar project
• S.A. organization partners to help wounded warriors
• FORMS:Required immunization information as a state requirement
• Cultural Arts - Food Booth Meeting & Drawing
• Harlingen picks Kingsville manager as finalist
• South Texas mayor arrested for prostitution
• Marshals Service vehicle burglarized
• Medical device company to create nearly 300 jobs in San Antonio
• James Anderson se probará con Spurs
• Counselors Directory
• Cultural Arts - Food Booth Application and Fee Due
• Kerrville limits lawn watering
• Man critically injured in North Bexar County crash
• Pleasanton Marine laid to rest
• Surgical weight-loss center opens in Hill Country
• AA 75th Anniversary Convention in San Antonio
• Social Workers
• FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL!
• No one injured when SUV crashes into daycare center
• Bexar tentatively approves higher taxes for health system
• Esteban 'Steve' Jordan memorial set for Thursday
• GM files initial public offering
• Paul Rodriguez is the Whole Enchilada
• New Letters
• Cultural Arts Descendants' Meeting
• Man accused of slapping, kicking wife's child
• Preventing graffiti through art
• Stadium upgrades included in vote
• Man killed, woman injured in South Bexar County stabbing
• Up and coming First Lady of indie films in SA
• E+MAT Data Sheet
• Cultural Arts Cabinet Meeting
• S.A. donation to fund arboretum at Lady Bird center
• Three Kendall governments are facing tougher budgets
• Slain man's daughter grieves for him, her siblings
• Candidate doesn’t shy away from Obama
• San Antonio filmmaker’s quest to inspire change
• City's Solid Waste Management Department extends Bitter Brush Site hours to handle residential
• Chase Bank adding 200 jobs in Alamo City
• Free Help For Adults Wanting to Attend College
• Patiño loved renovating historic buildings
• Jewelry stolen in SA recovered in Oklahoma
• Airport mercury hits 101 degrees
• Lost Valdez mural leads to positive change
• SAISD continues to host free summer meals program
• Abraxas posts profit in second quarter
• Important Notice for Judson High Parents & Students
• 'Forgetting' can lead to hot car deaths
• Power is out in Hollywood Park area
• Homeless man stabbed, robbed on West Side
• Benefit concert featuring Tejano stars this Thursday
• Celebrate the World Cup, San Anto style!
• Abraxas’ stock soars amid positive second-quarter results
• Cultural Arts - Final Meeting (ALL)
• BexarMet says $25,000 missing
• Hondo council to tweak proposed charter changes
• Wilson County crash kills Floresville man
• Storm barrió a Silver Stars
• HMS vs Kingsborough Football 7th
• HMS vs Zamora Football 8th
• HMS vs Zamora Football 7th
• HMS vs Dwight Football 8th
• HMS vs Dwight Football 7th
• Secondary Language Arts
• Scope and Sequence
• T-Shirts Bring Hopkins ES Staff Together
• Judson ISD Schools Come Together to Kick-Off 2010-2011
• HMS vs Kingaborough Football 8th
• Services Set for JISD Teacher
• Judson High School's First Day
• Columbine Shooting Victim Visits Judson ISD
• (HHS) Volleyball Team vs. South San
• (HHS) Girls’ Softball Lanyard Sale
• (HHS) Volleyball Teams vs. Lanier
• 2010-2011 Bi-Weekly Pay Dates
• Top performing campuses recognized
• (Schulze) Walking for Waffles
• (Schulze) Meet the Teacher
• Free Student Physicals This Weekend
• Morgan's Wonderland, PCI Education and WeAreTeachers Team Up
• Counseling Center
• Back to School Celebration
• JISD Bus Drivers Improve Safety Record
• Meet The Thunderbirds
• Paschall Elementary Student Takes Talent to the Next Level
• Homebuilder Raising Money for JISD Elementary School
• Students and Volunteers Begin Construction at Park Village
• (HHS) Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Tournament
• (HHS) Plato Classes
• (HHS) Girls’ Freshmen B Volleyball Team vs. Wagner
• Conflict of Interest
• (Morrill) Meeting the Teacher
• Meet The Rockets
• Some Bus Routes Restored for 2010-2011
• Week 3: Tools for Conducting a Job Search
• Week 3: Self-Assessment
• Week 4: Final Examination Preparation / Advisory Reflection
• Week 2: Today, Not Tomorrow
• Week 4: Job Interview Tips
• Week 5: The Road to College, Part 2
• Week 1: Review Student Handbook / Schedule
• Week 4: Evaluation of Semester 1
• Week 1: Review Student Handbook / Schedule
• April
• December
• Week 2: Make Good Use of the Daily Planner
• Week 5: Taking Charge of My Future
• Week 2: Advisory Introduction
• Week 1: Job Dress and Etiquette
• Week 1: My Transcript - A Final Review
• Week 2: The Road to College, Part 1
• Week 1: Resume Writing / SAT - Tips for Written Essay
• Week 2: Career Goals
• Week 2: Whose Job Is It, Anyway?
• Week 2: What is a Reference?
• Week 3: My Note-Taking Skills
• Week 2: Communicating Feelings
• Week 4: Complete Newspaper Project / Career Goals Activity
• Week 3: Respect for Authority
• January
• Week 4: Setting Career Goals
• Week 4: Community Service Learning
• Week 3: Relating High School Courses to Careers
• Week 4: Seniors Late Arrival / Violence Prevention
• Week 1: Creating and Maintaining Positive Family Relationships
• August
• Week 1: Almost Seniors - What Does It Mean?
• Week 2: Understanding Standardized Test Scores
• May
• Week 2: Testing Tips
• September
• Week 3: Choice Slips
• Week 1: Understanding the 4 Week Progress Report
• Week 1: College Survival Tips
• Week 4: Evaluation of Semester 1
• October
• Week 4: Exploring Leadership Skills
• Week 4: Job Readiness
• Week 2: Getting Ready to Check Out
• Week 5: Self-Respect / Self-Control
• Week 1: Types of Educational Institutions
• Week 1: Coping with Test Anxiety
• Week 1: Setting Time for Studying
• Week 3: A Review of Senior Activities
• February
• Week 2: Time Management
• Week 2: Test Taking Skills (Part 1)
• Week 2: Relating High School Courses to College Success
• Week 4: Senior Farewell / Graduation
• Week 1: Career Clusters Interest Survey
• Week 3: Talking to Parents about College and Post-Secondary Planning
• Week 3: Test-Taking Skills
• Week 3: Taking Responsibility for My Decisions
• Week 2: Preparing for the World of Work, Part 2
• Week 4: Preparing for the World of Work, Part 1
• Week 4: On the Day of the Test
• Week 5: Decision-Making Skills
• Week 4: Improving My Personal Statement
• November
• Week 1: Celebrating Cultural Diversity
• Week 1: Conflict Resolution
• March
• Week 1: A Measure of Success
• Week 2: Making Ethical Decisions
• Week 2: What Transcript?
• Week 1: Strategies for a Positive Work Attitude / Self-Esteem and Standards
• Week 2: Communication Skills
• Week 3: Exploring Post-Secondary Options
• Week 1: Preparing for Exams
• Week 2: Evaluation of Semester 1
• Week 4: Goal Setting for Academic Success
• December
• Week 4: Final Examination Preparation / Advisory Reflection
• Week 4: Academic Success and Failure
• Week 1: Improving Communication with Parents
• January
• Week 5: Why School?
• Week 2: Coping with Self-Defeating Behaviors
• February
• Week 1: Looking Back / Looking Ahead
• Week 3: Self in Relation to Community
• March
• Week 2: Choice Slips
• Week 5: Having Confidence in my Academic Skills
• April
• Week 4: Test-Taking Tips for TAKS
• Week 1: Developing Peer Leadership
• May
• Week 1: Note-Taking Techniques
• Week 2: What is Community Service Learning?
• Week 1: Review Student Handbook / Schedule
• Week 3: Improving Organizational Skills
• October
• August
• Week 4: Career Pathways
• November
• Week 2: Orientation to Student Services
• Week 1: Reflection on Academic Progress
• December
• Week 2: Learning About Student Support Services
• Week 2: Test-Taking Skills and Strategies
• January
• Week 3: Getting Organized
• Week 3: Kind and Ethical Behavior, Part 1
• February
• Week 4: Understanding the 3rd Week Progress Report
• Week 4: Kind and Ethical Behavior, Part 2
• March
• September
• August
• Week 1: Planning for a Safe Summer
• April
• Week 1: Types of Educational Institutions
• September
• May
• Week 2: Test-Taking Tips
• October
• Week 2: Goal Setting for Next Year
• Week 1: Taking Good Notes
• Week 3: Attendance for Academic Success
• November
• Week 3: Goal Progress
• April
• Tips for Advisors
• May
• Special Education Forms
• Administrators Get Ready For a New Year
• 9th Grade Advisory
• Student Registration Information
• Volunteers Needed For Big Project
• Advisory
• Elementary School Supply List
• (HHS) Open House
• August
• Meet the Teacher (WRIGHT)
• (HHS) Freshman Camp
• Week 1: Introduction to Advisory
• Meet the Teacher (WRIGHT)
• (HHS) New Student Registration
• September
• 2010-2011 District Math Department Meetings
• Week 4: Developing School Spirit
• Week 2: Getting Organized
• Professional Development
• Week 3: Preparing for Academic Success
• Week 3: Retaining and Using Information
• 10th Grade Advisory
• Campus Administration
• Week 4: Progress Reports / Journals
• 11th Grade Advisory
• Week 1: Respect for Authority and Diversity
• Week 2: Pupil Support Services
• 12th Grade Advisory
• Week 2: Respect for Authority
• October
• November
• Week 3: Cultural Diversity, Part 1
• Week 1: Types of Educational Institutes
• December
• Week 4: Cultural Diversity, Part 2
• Week 2: Beyond High School
• January
• Counseling Staff
• February
• Week 1: Anger Management
• March
• Week 2: Peer Pressure
• JHS Freshmen Invited to AFJROTC Camp
• Judson ISD Board Considers $198 Million Bond Proposal
• Forms and Documents
• Campus Administration
• JISD Police Officers Party with Neighbors
• Converse Awards JISD Grads Scholarships
• HISD Relay for Life
• Student Artwork to be Destroyed
• Wagner High Dance Team Shines
• HISD Recognition Luncheon
• HISD Recognition Luncheon
• HISD Recognition Luncheon
• HISD Recognition Luncheon
• HISD Teacher Convocation
• GradeBook TxConnection
• Progress Update
• GradeSpeed Parent Connection
• Wagner High Grad Goes National
• Guidance for Specifications
• Forms & Documents
• Support Services
• Judson ISD Receives "Recognized" Status
• Choir Camp
• (MHS) Freshman Orientation
• (MHS) Parent Meeting
• (MHS) Open Registration
• Resources
• Guidance & Counseling Links
• Teachers Make Big Donation
• Board Insurance Committee Meeting
• Police Administration
• Parent Workshops
• Parent Involvement
• Platicas y Cafe 2010-2011
• Courses Offered
• All Students Get Free Breakfast
• New Elementary School Now Registering Students
• Board Committees
• Silver Stars Game
• Dates of Employment
• S.U.A.V.E Events
• Southside United Against a Violent Environment
• Bus Route Town Hall Meetings Scheduled
• July 21 Board Notes
• Sports Schedules
• District Phone/Fax Directory
• Request for Quote - Playground Structure Results
• Board Meeting Schedules
• boardCONNECT
• Back to School Immunization Clinics
• HISD School Board approves several items during July meeting
• Our History...
• Now Accepting Free Lunch Applications
• Immunization Clinic Set for This Week
• School Board Meeting
• 2009-10 Teacher Job Fair Schedule
• MHS Booster
• Payroll
• 6th Grade Math Camp
• Leal Middle School
• ExamView Release Questions
• Teacher Resources
• Staff Directory
• Wagner Cheerleaders Win Big!
• Construction Moves Forward at Judson High
• Pupil Personnel
• Technology Applications
• Elementary Students Get a Head Start on Learning
• Renowned Martial Arts Academy NOMINATED for Nickelodeon’s 2010 Parentsconnect Parents’ Pick Awar
• Judson & Wagner Varsity Football Schedules
• Harlandale ISD Board Selects Officers
• Purchasing Procedures Manual
• Back-To-School Information
• Check Registers
• Class Reunions
• New Student Registration Schedule
• Media Releases
• Harlandale Education Foundation
• Coordinators
• Inter-Office Data Exchange
• Pre-K Playground Equipment
• Are You Following Us?
• Credit By Examination
• Animals Entertain Students at Adventure Camp
• SAEP Scholarship recipients celebrate their success
• SAEP Alumni Mixer
• Board Insurance Meeting
• Annual Harlandale Cultural Arts Festival
• Judson ISD Job Fair
• SHARE! your Heart & Home
• Students Learn While Having Fun
• test
• Independence Day Celebration!
• Wagner Athlete Beats The Odds
• Harlandale and McCollum High School seniors graduate
• S.U.A.V.E
• School Health Advisory Council Meeting Schedule
• July 4th Celebration
• Harlandale Hall of Fame
• Witte Museum Goes Public with South TX Heritage Phase
• Athletics
• Sosa Parent Ed Center
• McKinney-Vento Homeless Program
• Migrant Program
• Overview of Federal Programs
• Archive - Request for Proposal - Results
• Archive - Request for Qualifications - Results
• Campus Administration
• Judson HS Offices Have Moved!
• Special Meeting of JISD Board
• Calling All Athletes
• Warehouse Catalog
• Schedule
• 2010-11
• Football
• Campus Administration
• Nature of Learning Trail
• Campus Administration
• June Board Meeting Notes
• School Board Meeting
• LMS School Supply List 2010-2011
• Athletics
• School Supply Lists
• Students Invited to Free Educational Festival
• Summer School Program Hours
• DNA & RNA
• Making It Work: Returning To Work While Breastfeeding
• Prepared Childbirth Classes
• Free Summer Meals
• Academics
• District Power Point Presentations
• Early Childhood Development
• Head Start/Avance
• Fredericksburg Superintendent Honored By AYUSA
• 4 Judson HS Students Earn Scholarships
• Campus Admnistration
• Campus Administration
• Gulf Cleanup Volunteers Are At Risk For Long-Term Illnesses
• Assessment Testing
• Junior high students honored by Lions Club, political leaders and HISD
• utility report
• May 20, 2010 Board Briefs
• Special Board Meeting
• Frank Tejeda Academy graduates take the stage
• History is made at Boggess Golf Tournament
• Board Agendas
• Forms & Documents
• Football Camp a Big Success
• Heat Can't Stop Golf Enthusiasts
• HISD High School Summer School Programs
• Summer School for Out of District Students Brochure
• Morrill ES 4th grader wins Name the Event contest
• Elementary Athletic League Finished First Year Successfully
• Former Student Honored on Campus
• Judson Senior Signs with Alvin Community College
• High School Students & Staff Play on the Patio
• Pre-K students reach their first educational milestone
• School’s out for summer
• School Supplies
• Wagner Senior Signs with Huston-Tillotson University
• 2010 Youth Football Camp This Weekend
• Request for Qualifications - Closed
• Elementary Math Representatives 10-11
• Registrar's Office
• Job Opportunities
• Summer School - District Employees Only
• Judson Track Students Sign with UT-Arlington
• Wagner H.S. Senior Signs Letter of Intent
• Meet & Greet Planned for Child Care Directors
• Honoring Our Bravehearts: Harlandale ISD’s Memorial Day Ceremony
• Volleyball
• Assessment Testing
• (TWMS) Yearbooks on Sale
• 8th Grade Celebration Ceremony
• (TWMS) Yearbooks on Sale
• Science Curriculum
• Request for Proposal - Closed
• Newsletter
• Activities & Clubs
• Fashion Club
• Office Staff
• Athletics
• Elementary Scope and Sequence
• HISD Annual Utility Report
• Nature of Science
• (Schulze)
• Web Site Tech Tips
• Cells & Cellular Processes
• Elementary Pacing Charts
• HIG/T Spring Fling ignites the wonder of science in our students
• Librarian Links
• HISD Library Resources
• J
• (HHS) ASL Banquet
• K
• (HHS) Lettermen Jacket Fitting
• L
• (HHS) A Night on Broadway
• N
• (HHS) Band Booster Meeting
• O
• A
• P
• B
• C
• S
• Q
• T
• Y
• U
• Z
• Request for Qualifications - Open
• V
• D
• Harlandale Job Fair - June 5, 2010
• W
• E
• Open Swim
• X
• F
• 2010-2011 Academic Calendar
• M
• G
• (HHS) Choir/Drama Banquet
• R
• H
• (HHS) Spring Concert Band
• Spirit Teams
• I
• (HHS) Maroon & Gold Spring Football Game
• Senior Exam Schedule
• School Board Meeting
• Radio Disney Dance Party
• Coffee & Conversation
• SHAC & Federal Programs Info Session
• Biochemistry
• History
• HEF Scholarships
• Why We Exist
• Donate
• Professional
• Temperature, Energy, & Heat
• 4th Grade Awards Ceremony
• Chemical Reactions
• Safety Patrol Pizza Party @ Peter Piper Pizza
• Stoichiometry
• 1st Grade Awards Ceremony
• Reaction Rates & Equilibrium
• 2nd Grade Awards Ceremony
• Acids & Bases
• PreKinder Awards Ceremony
• Gases
• Kinder Awards Ceremony
• Chemistry
• 3rd-5th Grade Field Day
• Summer School 2010
• PreKinder-2nd Grade Field Day
• Teacher Resources
• Science of Chemistry
• Matter and Atoms
• Physical & Chemical Change
• San Antonio Podiatrist Offers Shockwave Therapy Solution To Safely Treat Debilitating Foot Pain
• Structure of the Atom
• Auxiliary
• Elements and the Periodic Table
• April 2010 Bond Summary Overview
• Bonding
• 5th Grade Awards Ceremony
• Compounds & Molecules
• 5th Grade Dance
• Water and Solutions
• 3rd Grade Awards Ceremony
• HIHarlandale ISD seniors earn big checks
• PreKinder Round-Up
• Carroll Bell Talent Show
• (C-Bell)Vision and Hearing Screening
• 3rd Grade Water Day
• Board Minutes
• Vendors Conflict of Interest Questionnaires
• Officers Conflicts Disclosure Statement
• Request for Proposal - Open
• House Bill 914 Postings
• Feature Story
• Campus Menus
• Payscales
• 5th Grade Awards
• (Schulze) Service Clubs Field Trip
• 3rd & 4th Recognition
• 5th Grade Recognition
• (HMS) Band Concert at Boggess Center
• 4th Grade Field Trip
• GT Spring Festival
• (MHS) Senior Finals 1st and 2nd Period
• (Wright) DiRReCt Mtg.
• Second Grade Awards
• K-2 Recognition
• 5th Grade Awards (Stonewall)
• (Rayb) Early Release - Last Day for Students
• Asessment Testings
• (HHS) Senior Honor Night
• (Morrill) Field Day
• (Collier) Talent Show
• (MHS) Senior Finals
• 5th Grade Maturation Presentation
• 3rd Grade Awards
• (Bellaire) 5th grade Dance
• (MHS) Finals 1, 4, 5, 8th Periods
• TAKS MATH Retest
• (MHS) BPA Induction Ceremony
• Field Day(Stonewall)
• GT Open House
• (Schulze) PK/K Celebration
• (Schulze)Barnes & Noble Field Trip
• 5th Grade Field Trip to NASA
• (MHS) McCollum Class of 2010 Senior Trip
• (Collier) Last day of School & Early Release
• (Rayb) 5th Grade Math Re-Test
• (Bellaire) PTA Meeting
• (Rayburn) 5th Grade Going to NASA
• Conversations with the Counselor
• 4th Grade Awards
• (HMS) 8th grade PAP to McNay
• (HHS) Band Banquet
• (Collier) Field Day Pre-K, K, 1st and 2nd
• (Wright) 3rd & 4th Grade Awards
• (Col.Hts.) Dual Language Parent Meeting
• (MHS) Mariachi Concert
• (Rayburn) GT Spring Festival
• (ELC) GED Science Test
• 1st Grade Awards
• 3rd Grade Awards (Stonewall)
• (HMS) 8th Grade Dance
• (Collier) Awards Ceremony 3rd, 4th, & 5th
• End of Year Celebrations
• Career GO CENTER
• (Collier) Pre-K Round-Up
• (Wietzel) JWC Senior Ceremony
• (HHS) Choir Sring POP Show
• (ELC) GED Writing Test
• Fenley Pre-K Awards (Stonewall)
• (Morrill) 1st - 4th Awards Assembly
• (HMS)Boys vs Faculty Basketball
• (Bellaire) 5th grade Promotion Ceremony
• JUNIOR CLASS
• Summer Immunization Clinic at Wagner HS
• All Library Books Due!!!
• (MHS) All Sports Banquet
• (HMS) NJHS Fiesta Texas
• (Schulze) 5th grade Field Trip
• (MHS) Senior Finals 6, 7 & 8th Periods
• Patrol Rally (Stonewall)
• (Col.Hts.) Pre-K -- 2nd Grade Awards
• (MHS) Senior Obligation Day
• Class Events
• (MHS) Class of 2010 Graduation
• Robotics
• (HMS) PBS Concert
• (Col.Hts.) 5th Grade Art Show
• School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) Meeting
• (MHS) Band Concert/Awards
• Pre-K to 2nd & 4th Awards (Stonewall)
• (Morrill)PreK Graduation
• (MHS) Finals 2, 3, 6, 7th Periods
• Forms
• HHS-Graduation Ceremony
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Meeting
• (Col.Hts.) PTA Talent Show
• (Wright) Career Week
• (MHS) Senior Finals 3rd, 4/5th Periods
• (Collier) 5th Grade Field Trip
• (Rayburn) Wild About Reading Day
• Memorial Day
• (Collier) Field Day for 3rd, 4th and 5th
• Events
• National Nursing Assistants Week
• (Col.Hts.) Gifted & Talented Open House
• (TWMS) Robotics Spring Competition
• (Wright) 5th Grade Field Trip
• (Collier) District Choir Show Performance
• (Rayb) Reading Night - WILD ABOUT READING
• HISD's Memorial Day Ceremony
• (HMS) 8th Grade Celebration
• Student Honors
• HHS-Plato Classes
• (Wright) DiRReCt Mtg.
• HISD-GT Spring Festival
• (MHS) Life Skills Prom
• SHAC Meeting
• (Collier) Pre-K, K 1st and 2nd Awards Ceremony
• (MHS) Senior Finals Make Up
• (HHS) Plato
• (Col.Hts.) 3rd -- 5th Grade Awards
• Request for Proposal - Results
• HHS-Testing SAT
• TAKS Reading Retest
• (Wright) Faculty Mtg.
• )HHS) Plato
• Employee Service Pin Ceremony
• (Collier) Clubs Banquet
• (MHS) Spring Show
• (Collier) Student Council Field Trip
• (Col.Hts.) 5th Grade Dance
• Request for Qualifications - Results
• Staff Work Day
• (ELC) GED Social Studies Test
• (Wright) PTA Mtg.
• (MHS) Dance Team Kiddie Camp
• PK Awards
• (Col.Hts.) A.R. Field Trip
• (Collier) 3rd, 4th, & 5th Grade Field Trip
• (Wright) Pre-K Ceremony
• (Morrill) 5th Graduation
• Approved Vendor List Results
• Last Day of the School Year
• (MHS) Student Directed Plays
• Gillette PTA Meeting
• (MHS) Gold Stars Dance Kiddie Camp
• Kinder Awards
• (HMS) CIS talent show
• Gillette Field Day 3rd-5th Grade
• (Wright) PTA Dance
• (Wright) Kinder Awards
• Wagner HS - Andre Roberson a Story of Success
• Partial Day
• (Rayb) 5th Grade Reading Re-Test
• (Schulze) Science Field Trip
• TEJ-Spanish placement exam
• (HHS) Senior Exams
• Robotics
• PTA Talent Show
• Gillette Field Day K-2nd Grade
• (Wright) 1st & 2nd Grade Awards
• Free Summer Meal Program
• (Wright) 5th End of Year Ceremony
• (Rayb) Pre-K Round-Up
• PTA Meeting
• (Schulze) 5th Grade Celebration
• (MHS) Choir and Guitar Concert
• Kinder Awards Assembly
• Memorial Memories 'Commemorating VE Day'
• Exhibition - Psychedelic: Optical And Visionary Art Since The 1960s
• Kitty Hawk MS PTSO Spring Carnival
• Metzger MS FCCLA - Vintage Fashion Show
• Judson ISD IT Dept. is Going Green
• The A-Z's of Judson ISD Teachers
• Olympia ES enjoys Mother's Day Tea
• Induction Ceremony of newly organized WHS Spanish Honor Society
• State Art Contest Participants and Winners
• Demographic Information
• Area 20 Award Winner
• JLA participates in the Hobo Fest
• Judson FFA Horticulture Open House/Plant Sale 2010
• Graduation Day for JLA Seniors
• Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
• Daily Announcements
• Crestview ES is an Intel School of Distinction Finalist
• JECA preps for a 2nd year of admissions
• BI-DISTRICT BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
• April 15, 2010 Board Briefs
• Parent Advisory - May 5, 2010
• Wagner HS Senior signs with University of Texas at Arlington
• Judson ISD Annual Districtwide Art Show on May 12, 2010
• Battle of the TAKS
• National Honor Society Induction at JECA!
• April 28 - Interactive Program for Parents and Teens
• February 2010 Bond Summary Overview
• March 2010 Bond Summary Overview
• VIA Poster Contest Winners
• Take a Closer Look at 19th and Early 20th Century Texas Through Texas Art: A Sense of History
• Renowned Texas Martial Arts Academy Joins National Domestic Abuse And Violence Non-Profit!
• Local Martial Arts Academy WINS Nickelodeon’s 2009 Parentsconnect Parents’ Pick Award
• San Antonio Podiatrist Introduces Minimally Invasive Heel Pain Treatment
• Hispanic Chamber To Present 2010 Small Business Symposium
• Road Opens For Diesel Engine Fuel Efficiency In The U.S.
• An Economy in Transition: A Summary of the Economic Trends Monthly - April 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from San Antonio!
• The Voice of Immigration Speaks Loudly In 5th Grade Writing Contest
• Witte Museum Presents Annual Fiesta Exhibit - A RoyalGarden
• Zoo Boo 2010
• 26th Animal Zoo Run Relay
• Feast with the Beasts
• Hispanic Chamber and Fiesta Commission To Announce Partnership With Harlandale School District
• Nikki Young Walks The Red Carpet For The Women’s Final Four
• San Antonio Realtor Earns National Certification
• Discounted Health Care/Aseguros de Salud adisquentos!
• IMAGINE 2010 to Showcase San Antonio’s Most Innovative Fashions
• Degree Programs Elevate Fashion and Design Education in San Antonio
• U.S. Chamber Selects San Antonio Business Leaders to Join National Dialogue on Education Reform
• Hispanic Chamber To Help Launch Inaugural Cocina de las Americas
• Infant Swimming Resource
• Small Business Leader to Donate $50,000 to Hispanic Chamber
• SA Immigration Law Firm Offers Assistance to Haitians in the US
• Mission Realty, Inc continues to grow, expands to larger office space in Leon Valley, Texas
• Hispanic Chamber to Host its 81st Annual Gala
• Dinosaurs 'Roar-Turn' to the Witte Museum
• Paul Mitchell The School - San Antonio
• There's Positive Signs in the Economy..
• The Greatest Weekend On Earth Is Coming To The Witte
• Table of Contents: Stories of Hunger and Resilience Debuts at Witte Museum
• "Celebrate America" Deadline Extended
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announces 2010 Annual Gala Chairs
• Hispanic Chamber To Host Inaugural Economic Forecast
• Cautious Optimism: Economic Trends Report - October 2009
• Hispanic Chamber Awarded National Recognition
• Fitness Weekend Makes "No Excuses!"
• 5th Graders: The New Voice of Immigration
• U.S. Marshal Biopic Begins Production In South Texas
• Danskin Dance Series
• Witte Museum Presents Don Yena: Painting The South Texas History
• Business Pros and St. Mary’s Students Aid SA Small Businesses
• SCORE Seeks Business Professionals to Help SA Small Businesses
• Danskin Dance Series
• Media Preview - Circus Folk: Secrets Behind the Big Top
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• Golfers Unite "'Fore' The School"
• October is Dyslexia Awareness Month
• San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Appointment of Javier Palomarez....
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• Hispanic Chamber Honors Local Business Leaders At Its 2009 Business Awards Banquet
• Hispanic Chamber to Deliver its Position Regarding the Community’s Investment Level...
• Hispanic Chamber Announces 2009 Business Awards Recipients
• Defending the Spanish Borderlands: Perspectives on the Massacre of the San Saba Mission, Texas
• Negotiating the Missionary Frontier: Jesuit and Franciscan Art of Northern New Spain
• Goodnight Moon
• If You Give A Moose A Muffin
• The Owl and the Pussycat
• The Little Train That Could
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• Miss Nelson is Missing
• Extensions
• The History of the Future
• A Rhapsody at Blue: Arts and Eats 2009
• Black Sites I
• H-E-B Presents Blue Star Family Day.. Mosaic
• Open for Business Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning Seminar
• Leads Explosion Spectacular - September 25, 2009
• Quinceañera Fashion Show 2009
• Hispanic Chamber Celebrates Mayor Castro’s First 100 Days In Office
• San Antonio Announces 3rd Annual Luminaria: Arts Night In San Antonio
• Witte Museum Presents Colors on Clay: Pottery of San Antonio
• 19th Annual Pumpkin Patch at Northwest Hills United Methodist Church
• Northwest Hills United Methodist Church Fall Festival
• TheatreASAP: High-Speed Drama
• Witte Announces Hertzberg Circus Elephant Photo Contest
• Witte Museum Features Hertzberg Circus Collection Circus Folk: Secrets Behind the Big Top
• Lonesome Dove 20th Anniversary Exhibit at Witte
• Seven South Texas and Border Mayors Converge in NAFTA Signing City to Celebrate 15 Years.....
• Southwest Winners Foundation Builds Community “Links”
• Free Market Snapshot
• Economic Trends Monthly- July 2009
• Hispanic Chamber to Present Economic Report on the Benefits of NAFTA for San Antonio
• Circus Folk: Secrets Behind The Big Top
• San Antonio Zombies Invade West Coast For "Brain" Food
• Former EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman Discusses Economic Benefits Of Nuclear Energy
• Chickies Go Wild for Fall Fashion
• Lifestyles of the Dogs and Cats; PetsHotel Set to Make its Debut
• Exhibition - Playing with Time
• The "Doctor" Is In At The San Antonio Film Festival
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Hispanic Chamber Leaders To Conduct Trade Mission To Spain
• James Taylor at the Majestic Theatre
• Economic Trends Monthly Covering Data Through April 2009
• TXMPA Announces South Central Regional Caucus
• TMC Accepting Applications For 2009 Jack Skiles Music Scholarship
• San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre hosts Wicked
• San Antonio Fetches new PetSmart Store
• A Perfect Performance For Two Local Schools
• Film Classics Productions Has The "Cannes"-Do Spirit
• "Scene From Both Sides", Take 2: Return of The Independent Film Experience
• Hispanic Chamber to Sponsor AARP’s first Cross-Generational “Life Festival” in San Antonio
• Best-Selling Author Daniel Pink To Deliver Keynote Address At Creative Industry Luncheon
• Economic Trends Monthly Covering Data through March 2009
• 09/10 Season Announcement!
• Howie Mandel At The Majestic Theatre - Cancelled
• PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH CLASS ACTIVITY GETS THE PERSONAL TOUCH
• Hispanic Chamber Member TequilaMe declared 1st Official Tequila of Fiesta
• San Antonio Do It Yourself Bathtub Refinishing Store
• Hispanic Chamber President and CEO to Serve on CHLI Panel
• SATCO Presents Monologue Workshop For Actors
• Hispanic Chamber Supports Obama Administration’s Efforts to Extend Access.....
• Local Educator Gets "AdvancED" Notice
• Economic Trends Monthly - January 2009
• Acting Classes From PrimaDonna Productions: Kids, Tweens, And Teens Learn Scenes
• Jade Esteban Estrada's Latest Workshop Is For "Reel"
• San Antonio Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce Leaders To Meet With President Obama
• San Antonio Hispanic Chamber Chairman Named Honorary Consul to Spain
• Hispanic Chamber Lauds the Texas Transportation Commission for Choosing…
• SA4Mayor.com Breaks New Ground With Online Coverage
• The San Antonio Symphony - Future Stars III
• Sarah Chang
• Witte Museum to Host 60th Annual Texas Watercolor Society Exhibit
• The Windborne Symphony Performs ‘The Music Of Led Zeppelin: A Rock Symphony’- Cancelled
• Beethoven and Sibelius
• Frost/Nixon at The Majestic Theatre
• Five By Design - Club Swing!
• Bonnie Raitt at Majestic Theatre
• San Antonio Symphony Welcomes Lynn Harrell, Cello
• Duran Duran Will Not Reschedule San Antonio Date
• Client Builders Gives You "Sweet" Deals For Valentine's Day
• One Night of Queen At The Majestic Theatre
• San Antonio Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce News - Inside the Employment Report
• Four Guitars and Many Heroes
• David Copperfield - An Intimate Evening Of Grand Illusion
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
• Central Library Presents Sneak Peek At Vietnam-era Documentary
• Joshua Bell - In Recita
• Counting Steps - Math, Music and Dance
• Piano, Pride and Passion
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to San Antonio Woman
• Enchanted Springs Ranch Strikes "Gold" With New DVD Release
• "Disaster" Strikes The Bijou Theatre
• Gordon Lightfoot in San Antonio
• Cheech and Chong: Light Up America
• Kids Countdown to 2009 at the Children‘s Museum
• C3 Presents The Cardinals
• Bravo Broadway
• Rampage’s Tordjman Earns AHL Player of the Week
• Hispanic Chamber Announces Partnership with World's 7th Largest Corporation
• A Night In Old Vienna
• San Antonio Symphony Presents Holiday Pops
• San Antonio Symphony Performs Messiah
• They're Such Good "Sportz": Improv Troupe Gets Expansion Team In S.A.
• Hispanic Chamber and St. Mary’s University Announce Economic Research Institute
• The Nutcracker
• Hecho a Mano Made by Hand
• Hispanic Chamber unveils 81st Texas Legislative Session Agenda
• Second Annual Disaster Preparedness Conference
• La Cultura Trasciende Fronteras - A Personal Portrait of Tejanos and Mexicanos
• Art for Historys Sake
• Fashions in Art - 1870s to 1920s
• Volkskunst: German-American Folk Art from Pennsylvania and Texas
• Chocolate: A Photography Exhibition
• Sesame Street Live - When Elmo Grows Up
• Three Person Exhibit - Featuring Timur Akhriev, Brent Jensen, and Gregory Packard
• Historias Y Recuerdos
• Defense Technology and Intelligence Job Fair
• 5th Graders Invited To Share Thoughts On Immigration
• BOOT CAMP, Round 2: The "Bay Bay" Way Is Back On Track
• New World Wine And Food Festival
• Film Classics Productions Takes Its Latest Films On The Road
• "Scene From Both Sides": Write It, Shoot It, Edit, Screen It
• Keller Williams Realty Launches Commercial Division
• Lifestyles of the Dogs & Cats PetsHotel Set to Make its Debut in San Antonio
• Luxury Homes
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• The National Comedy Theatre Is Working "Overtime"
• Les McGehee "Plays Well With" San Antonio
• Enchanted Springs Ranch Gives Guests A Taste of the Old West
• Texas Folklife Festival
• San Antonio Summer Art And Jazz Festival
• Tejano Conjunto Festival
• A Night In Old San Antonio
• Fiesta Oyster Bake 2008
• 12th Annual Alamo Aloha Fiestaval
• Fiesta San Antonio
• Spin Alley live at Hooligans Apr. 4th,2008!
• The Rattlesnake Festival in San Antonio, Florida!
• San Antonio Christians Cruising in Alaska this Summer !
• SAISD ‘ensemble’ to perform for Texas Music Educators Association
• Science Expo
• Young Women’s Leadership Academy application deadline extended
• Marrying Up!
• San Antonio Christians Cruising in Alaska this Summer !
• Michelob Ultra River Walk Mud Festival
• Acting Academy Class - The Adventures Of Frog And Toad
• Acting Academy Class - The Pirates Of Penzance Junior
• The Phantom Of The Alamo
• A musical By Bill Russell And Henry Krieger
• Visions Of Victory, Presented By Mutual Of Omaha
• Chinamen And Black Comedy
• El Cuerpo Adornado : Exploring The Aesthetic Spirit Of Mexico, Photographs By George O. Jackson
• SAISD Trustees Comprise a Well-Schooled Board
• SAISD Teen Historians Head to Regional Contest
• SAISD Again Vies for Share of $1 Million Broad Prize
• Honus And Me
• Join other Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• Twelve from SAISD Make Texas Monthly’s Best Schools List
• Show: Pocahantas, A Musical
• Hudson Exhibition: Oliver Lutz
• Concert: Music Of The New World - Jazz Meets Classical XVI
• Concert: Myth And Music
• Information Forums Set For Young Women's Leadership Academy
• News From SAISD:Coming Attractions Nov.2, 2007
• Lights On For Afterschool
• The Fourth San Antonio Founders Day
• TEA Upgrades 2007 Rankings For Two District Schools
• News From San Antonio Independent School District
• Golden Legacy
• South France Art Retreat with Jeanette MacDougall
• Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture
• The Baroque World of Fernando Botero
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• AtticRep presents "MR. MARMALADE"
• Laugh and Send a Kid to College!
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