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Whether you're new to San Antonio and looking to get the scoop on local holiday traditions or a longtime resident eager to spice up your seasonal celebrations, anyone can benefit from finding out all the ways to partake in holiday cheer here.

Despite the pandemic, labor shortages and rising prices, new restaurants kept popping up in San Antonio. Not that we're complaining — because many of them have been delicious.

A Victorian home in San Antonio's Monte Vista Historic District has hit the market for $1.25 million, and it includes plenty of stately turn-of-the-century features — along with rumors of a clandestine past.

One of San Antonio's most distinctive homes, a coliseum-style mansion near Olmos Dam, hit the market Wednesday with a price tag just under $4 million.

A sprawling new riverfront home northwest of San Antonio with a facade comprised entirely of concrete has hit the market for $5.5 million. That unusual construction explains its nickname: the "Monolith House."

The Ford Holiday River Parade took place Friday, marking the 41st installment of the Alamo City tradition — and the Grinch himself served as grand marshal.

Even the Grinchiest among us have to admit there's something heartwarming about twinkling Christmas light displays.

A two-story home in the King William Historic District that's been restored after spending decades carved into rental units has hit the market for $875,000.

A Monte Vista home once used as the president's residence for San Antonio College has hit the market for just shy of $1 million, according to a sales listing. The five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath Spanish Revival-style house served as the residence of Wayland P. Moody, who oversaw the community college from 1956 until 1973, according to newspaper reports. He was only the second president to lead the school. SAC's trustees reportedly put the home on the market some time after ...

On Saturday, barbecue fans descended on Mission County Park for GrillsGiving, an outdoor cookoff with a festival-like atmosphere. Net proceeds from the event benefit CPS Energy's Residential Energy Assistance Partnership fund.