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A truck drives south on I-75 in Allen, Texas, U.S., on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. / Cooper Neill/Bloomberg via Getty Images. Denver Newsroom, Feb 18, 2021 / 12:26 am (CNA).- Amid a winter storm that brought freezing temperatures and widespread power outages to much of Texas, Catholics are stepping up to help their neighbors even while dealing with their own shortages of electricity and water. Unseasonably cold temperatures in most of Texas— including record lows in cities like San Antonio and ...

Did TikTok just give us a new way to enjoy elote? FacebookTwitterEmail TikTok just gave me my new favorite way to enjoy corn, elote ribs!Screenshot TikTok/Farrah J Just when you thought you explored all the ways to enjoy elote, TikTok gives you the ultimate recipe for these antojitos. Elote, often called Mexican street corn, is a favorite snack for many Houstonians, and Farrah with spicednice on TikTok just showed us the perfect way to grill them up like ribs. Just hearing the recipe had my mou...

Skip to main content Currently Reading How to have a rodeo experience in San Antonio even though you cant go to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo at Freeman Coliseum FacebookTwitterEmail 1of10 Fried Oreo and ice cream dessert from Godai Sushi Bar and Japanese Restaurant on West Avenue.Mike Sutter /StaffShow MoreShow Less 2of10 Paris Hatters owner Abe Cortez (right) puts on a hat at his store in 2017. The San Antonio business has hatted customers for more than 100 years.John Davenport /Staff ph...

Ayala: Archdiocese of San Antonio plans to update its clergy abuse list FacebookTwitterEmail Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller addresses the people of the archdiocese releasing the report on priests accused of sexual abuse of minors since 1947, on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019.Bob Owen, Staff-photographer / San Antonio Express-News Two years ago, when Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller released a landmark list of priests credibly accused of sexually assaulting and abusing children, he said that apologi...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Ayala: Survivor questions San Antonio archdiocese for failing to walk with victims after list of clergy abusers released in 2019 FacebookTwitterEmail Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller fights back emotions as he reads a statement about the report on priests accused of sexual abuse of minors since 1947, on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019.Bob Owen, Staff-photographer / San Antonio Express-News If you ask Zac Zepeda how he’s doing, he says, “OK.” He just got his ...

10 Things to Do in San Antonio This Weekend: Feb. 4-7 Published: February 3, 2021 Watch a virtual screening of the “Food Episode” from PBS and Amazon Prime’s Power Trip: The Story of Energy series during this online event by KLRN and EPIcenter. After the screening, hear from experts like Michael E. Webber, co-director of Michigan State’s Food Literacy and Engagement Poll, and Eric Cooper, president and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank. Thursday, noon-1:30 p.m. app.etapestry.com   The...

Historical Society to discuss artist Hunters work Brian Argabright, Staff Writer FacebookTwitterEmail An image of the late artist Warren Hunter’s work titled “Cattle Drive” and accompanying T-shirts that are for sale are shown as part of an exhibit at Helotes City Hall recently. Hunter, who resided in Grey Forest for many years prior to his death, was a prolific artist whose paintings expressed the beauty and charm of the Texas Hill Country. His work will be discussed at the Historical S...

Historical Society to discuss artist Hunters work Brian Argabright, Staff Writer FacebookTwitterEmail An image of the late artist Warren Hunter’s work titled “Cattle Drive” and accompanying T-shirts that are for sale are shown as part of an exhibit at Helotes City Hall recently. Hunter, who resided in Grey Forest for many years prior to his death, was a prolific artist whose paintings expressed the beauty and charm of the Texas Hill Country. His work will be discussed at the Historical S...

Walter C. ‘Walt’ Breckons NEWPORT NEWS — Walter C. “Walt” Breckons, 76, passed away Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021, surrounded by his family following a short hospital stay. Walt was born in New York in 1944 but traveled around the world as an Army brat and later as a U.S. Army helicopter pilot. He honorably served for 20 years, serving two tours in Vietnam, a tour in Germany and special assignments at the Pentagon and Lakehurst Naval Air Station. Walt received the Bronze Star Medal, Army Co...

Couple builds its mid-century country dream retirement home in Boerne FacebookTwitterEmail 1of14 View of the great room. After decades working in the construction industry Jack and Carol Banowsky finally built a home of their own in Boerne.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of14 Jack and Carol Banowsky call the style of their Boerne home “mid-century country” for the way its multiple sloping roofs and plethora of windows mix with the limestone facade.Kin Man Hui /Staff photo...