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Emerging from takeover, Southside ISD election will expand state's options for remaking board Danya Perez, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Brenda Olivarez is one of three candidates on the May 1 ballot for the Southside ISD board.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Jesus “Jesse” Hernandez, 45, was appointed to the Southside ISD board by the Texas education commissioner and hopes to stay on the board after the May 1 election.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less Southside Independent School District’s election has three candidates and three open seats on its board — but the de...

Belle Oaks April 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2of15 3of15 5of15 6of15 8of15 9of15 11of15 12of15 14of15 15of15 Situated in the spectacular Texas Hill Country, less than 15-minutes from the thriving metropolitan of San Antonio, is a new land buying opportunity – Belle Oaks.  This gorgeous, new large acreage community is being offered for sale at an incredible value…making your dream of owning a beautiful piece of property in the scenic and peaceful Hill Country, not far from North San Antonio, an attainable reality for your family. Get your nicely wooded 1+ acre country homesite and experi...

'Convenience is king' - pandemic accelerated changes in retail, and there may be no going back FacebookTwitterEmail The retail sector was in flux, and the pandemic kicked the changes into high gear. Traffic at many brick-and-mortar stores disappeared. Online shopping surged as lockdown orders and fear of contracting COVID-19 kept people at home. “More people have permanently moved online,” said Venky Shankar, research director at Texas A&M University’s Center for Retailing Studies. Walmart, H-E-B, Target and other businesses deemed essential saw sales skyrocket early on, while departmen...

`Misunderstood' and hoping to shed toxic image, Brockhouse rides again in San Antonio mayoral contest FacebookTwitterEmail William Luther /William Luther Bouncy like an athletic TED-talker, Greg Brockhouse is objectively handsome, with just the right amount of gray in his hair, often wearing jeans and his HOKA running shoes at campaign events along with T-shirts that yell, “GREG FOR MAYOR.” Brockhouse also is one of San Antonio’s most divisive public figures. To challenge Mayor Ron Nirenberg in the May 1 election, he has rolled out a more reflective persona and some dense policy initiat...