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Horse whisperer makes career of unbridled love of riding PREMIUM By Raahil Sain - 25 April 2021 A passion for horses from an early age turned into a lifelong labour of love for a veteran Gqeberha horsewoman who has kept her riding school flag flying high. With an unbridled understanding of horses and the little people who ride them, Saskia de Kock has run a successful riding school and livery yard, Guinea Fowl Stables, for more than 17 years... This article is reserved for HeraldLIVE subscribers. A subscription gives you full digital access to all our content. Already subs...

COVID citations: XTC Cabaret still open after city cuts power and water FacebookTwitterEmail No power. No water. No problem? The COVID-19 emergency declarations San Antonio agencies had been enforcing since the beginning of the pandemic were defanged by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to lift the statewide mask mandate and occupancy limits for businesses. Before Abbott's order came into effect Wednesday, XTC Cabaret — a club on the North Side — had been cited over a dozen times for violating local declarations. Officials eventually disconnected the club's power and water. That didn't se...

A new mushroom-inspired art installation has sprouted up in Crystal City. Ten large, brightly-colored, inflatable mushrooms are on display at 101 12th Street S., near Long Bridge Park, through Saturday, March 13. The art went on display this past Friday, in a grassy area that is slated to be redeveloped into a new office building. It is sponsored by the National Landing Business Improvement District. Dubbed “The Shrooms,” the installation is the work of Australian light and design studio Amigo & Amigo. With its contrasting fabrics, the work encourages “our social nature while contrastin...

The City of San Antonio has issued more than 5,000 warnings and 455 citations for...

Media Credit: Camille DeSanto | Assistant Photo Editor Submit an entry to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History's time capsule cataloging the year 2020 for the history books. Culture By Anna Boone Dec 31, 2020 1:10 AM You get to wake up Friday morning to a new year and the weekend. Here’s some activities around the city to ring it in right. Friday New Year’s Day brunch at HalfSmoke Staying up past midnight on New Year’s Eve calls for sleeping in. Luckily, HalfSmoke DC is offering brunch all day Friday to celebrate the start of the new year. You can book an outdoor iglo...