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The 2023 edition of San Antonio Flavor promised elevated eats, cocktails and the annual event's biggest Culinary Showdown yet — and it delivered big on all three! Chef James Moore of the upcoming Creamery food hall and local influencer Donovan Thomson took home the win with their preparation of a Heartbrand Beef sirloin steak.

Architect Arthur J. Herrmann's best known San Antonio creation is the Hotel Havana, the stylish downtown boutique hotel that started life in 1914 as a Mediterranean Revival-style apartment building. 

A stone home built by H.C. Thorman — the development mogul behind San Antonio's fancy Olmos Park and Monticello Park neighborhoods — has hit the market with a price tag just under $1.2 million.

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San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich's former home in the Dominion is back on the market with a $5.5 million price tag, sales listings show.

A geodesic dome home near Leon Springs and used as an Airbnb property is on the market for $750,000, following a recent $24,000 price reduction, according to its listing.

Belarusian band Molchat Doma brought its bleak blend of post-punk and cold wave to the Aztec Theatre on Thursday, and San Antonio fans donned their best black and turned up.

Official Fiesta event the WEBB Party took place Friday at The Espee Pavillion, raising money for the San Antonio AIDS Foundation. Here's a look at all the over-the-top fun at this year's gathering, The Opulence Ball! 

A French-style manor once owned by San Antonio construction contractor, developer and serial entrepreneur Terry Thrift Jr. has hit the market for just shy of $1.7 million. Thrift, who died in 2017 at the age of 96, started out as a homebuilder but expanded into real estate development and eventually into software and credit card collections businesses, according to his obituary. He reportedly even lined up partnerships involving a dinner playhouse, ranching, timber and Imax theaters. ...

Dining at a chain restaurant might seem like turning your back on locally based businesses. However, many of the chains with locations spread across San Antonio are actually based in Texas — plus they employ local workers and sometimes are even operated by a local franchisee.