Texas A&M Ranks U.S. Traffic
San Antonio Traffic Report (Atleast it is not LA)
Texas A&M University recently released a study of the traffic trends, mobility measurements, and traffic congestion in major U.S. urban areas, and while some of the usual suspects head the chart, San Antonio remains …
View MoreCraig Beman: Inspiring Through Art and Ministry
Craig Beman is not your typical artist. Most artists scrape and scrounge to make a buck, and when they do, it's usually a hard-won dollar. When Beman makes a buck, he immediately donates it! All of his proceeds from the sale of …
View MoreTexas is a state that is proud of its rugged history, and a place that still fosters and preserves part of the state's past is the Pioneer Village, located an hour and a half from San Antonio, in tiny Gonzalez, TX.
The pioneer …
More High-Tech Jobs Coming to San Antonio
San Antonio’s high tech sector is rapidly growing. So much so, that the demand for qualified employees is outstripping the supply. It’s no secret that many high-tech companies are moving into the city, but some, such as Rackspace, who have plans …
View MoreSan Antonio’s high-tech industry is getting on track in a big way with the building of a massive data center for Microsoft. The 470,000 square foot center broke ground in April, and is expected to open in Dec. 2008. This giant project will contain thousands of servers …
View MoreSan Antonio Parks Department Sponsors Summer Events
San Antonio residents looking for something new and interesting to do, may not be aware that the city’s Parks and Recreation Department plays host to many different events and functions throughout the year. The department does much more than just maintains the …
View MoreWritten by Randy Watson
Since winning their latest NBA Championship, the San Antonio Spurs, no doubt, have largely been taking a much needed and deserved vacation - that is all but star point guard, Tony Parker. Certainly, Parker deserves a break …
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San Antonio is joining Texas A&M as finalists, hoping to land a new agricultural research facility that the Homeland Security Department is looking to build. Among the 17 nationwide sites that the government is looking at, 4 of them are located in …
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On December 6, 1971, a feasibility study was created to come up with a nuclear plant that was estimated to cost at around $974 million. The group of people who initiated this move are the Houston Lighting & Power Co.the City of …
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