Page 17 - A Current News Today

We had a boozy blast at the Current's annual Cocktail: The Event! Thanks to everyone who joined us for the drinks, food and revelry. 

Sometimes homes that look fairly nice from the front prove even more breathtaking inside or around back. Take for example this two-story Spanish-style manor in Terrell Hills recently listed for almost $2.6 million.

A home that grew up around Fredericksburg's Pape Log Cabin, an 1846 structure built communally by that Hill Country town's first 40 settlers, has hit the market for $850,000.

Los Angeles' Butcher Babies brought their  horror-tinged metal to San Antonio's Rock Box on Monday, and turned the venue upside down with a brutal show. Openers Kissing Candace brought a sinister vibe all their own. Here's a look at the bands and the fans as the night unfolded.  

Guadalajara, Mexico's top rap export, Peso Pluma, gave a dazzling performance at San Antonio's AT&T Center on Sunday, drawing thousands of die-hard fans. The show was the first of Pluma's two planned Alamo City visits on his Doble P Tour.

An elegant Alamo Heights home once owned by Kathleen Lane Luby, the late wife of the founder of the iconic Luby's cafeteria chain, is back on the market after briefly landing a buyer.

Summer's the time to get wet, but that doesn't mean you have to leg it all the way to the coast. Not when there are other ways to cool off while having a blast.

San Antonio's King William Historical District is full of turn-of-the-last-century homes with amazing exterior woodwork. However, only a few were built of brick — this 1915 craftsman being one of the few exceptions.

A Monticello Park home with a storied history and some of the city's most striking interior decor is back on the market after a second price cut. After an initial listing last year for $750,000, and a subsequent $71,000 discount, the two-story property is now on the market for $640,800.

A 1920 home with a rounded front balcony bordered by massive Corinthian columns has hit the market for $925,000.