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Skip to main content Currently Reading San Antonio is having a big fried chicken sandwich moment. Here's why and where to eat them FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Isaac Sarabia, left, and his brother Dominick Mata toast with their sandwiches while eating lunch at Smack’s Chicken Shack Monday.Jerry Lara /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of15 Yolanda Chance prepares to take a bite of the Nashville Hot chicken sandwich at Smack’s Chicken Shack Monday.Jerry Lara /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 3of15 The Korean Fried Chicken sandwich comes with gochujang sauce and broccoli slaw at Smack�...

A lockdown learning PE challenge has seen pupils at a Norfolk secondary school raise more than £500 for a mental health charity. With normal schooling...

San Antonio's small farmers and ranchers say polar vortex killed most crops, lots of livestock Chuck Blount, Paul Stephen, Mike Sutter, Staff writers March 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 Larry and Linda Starnes hope that by cutting off the dead parts of the green onions they can salvage some of their produce they grow on a small family farm near San Antonio. Their crops died in the cold weather of mid-February's winter storm.Jessica Phelps /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Larry Starnes hopes that by cutting off the dead parts of the green onions he and his wife can salvage so...

Colorado Advanced Orthopedics, Sports Medicine and Spine continues to see extraordinary growth with excellent patient outcomes. The demand for Dr. Kevin Borchard’s skilled surgical techniques and extensive fellowship training, paired with Stryker’s Mako Robotic Arm, creates a dynamic team that is driving patients from all over the country to Meeker, Colorado for his orthopedic services. “I am utilizing the same surgical technique that I learned during my fellowship in Boston at the New England Baptist Hospital. During my fellowship, I did over 900 complex joint replacement surg...

Saying the project was appropriate and inconspicuous, the Planning & Zoning Commission last week voted unanimously to allow the owners of an Osoborn Lane home to create a 1.5-story addition to their house. Addition (on the left side of the home) planned for 66 Osborn Lane. Specs by James Schettino Architects of New Canaan The 2,213-square-foot addition planned for 66 Osborn Lane will house an indoor pool, according to attorney Amy Zabetakis of Rucci Law Group, which has offices in Darien and New Canaan. “This is a nice property to do this on,” Zabetakis told members of P&Z at their regula...