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Content by Horizon Retail Construction. Experts are predicting another down year for nonresidential construction in 2021.

Content by Horizon Retail Construction. The way America shops has changed, but some experiences are still better in person. The same can be said of healthcare.

Content by Horizon Retail Construction. How consumers shop has changed. So what does that mean for the future of the American shopping mall?

Cultivating a flourishing community starts with being a voice for the voiceless and building up resources for those who may struggle to take care of themselves and their families. Patrick Christensen, president of Sturtevant-based Horizon Retail Construction, is a great example of a business owner who is always considering the needs of his community. In the 17 years since Christensen has been actively involved in philanthropy, he has donated much-needed funding, resources and time to dozens of ...

Most human beings innately hope that one day, when all is said and done, they will be remembered by the positive imprint they have left on society. In the end,

The city Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) voted unanimously in an emergency hearing on Wednesday to support a proposal from the city’s Development Services...

An emergency hearing over the fate of the Whitt Printing Co. building in west downtown...

The Whitt Printing Co. building on the near West Side in San Antonio was constructed...

The family that owns the Golden Star Café in west downtown is taking the unusual step of asking the city to strip a building of...

San Antonio panel denies request to raze historic West Side building FacebookTwitterEmail The Historic and Design Review Commission denied requests to remove historic landmark designation of the Whitt Printing Co. building and to demolish it.Madison Iszler / San Antonio Express-News staff A city panel rejected a request to raze a historic building in the Cattleman Square neighborhood on the near West Side to make the property more appealing for development. The Historic and Design Review Commis...