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San Antonio Current
Published September 11Noodle Nirvana: San Antonio’s Kaedama Battleship serves ramen worth slowing down for
The only overtly decorative element in the otherwise taut, tailored and blond wood-wrapped interior of San Antonio ramen spot Kaedama Battleship is a poster for the 1985 film Tampopo. Often referred to as a “noodle western” for its almost mythic ride-in-on-a-white-horse aspects…
The Boerne Star
Published September 11SA Food Bank issues call to action during ‘Hunger Action Month’
SAN ANTONIO — During Hunger Action Month this month, the San Antonio Food Bank is calling on our Southwest Texas community to Nourish in Numbers.As the cost of essentials like groceries and energy con
San Antonio Current
Published September 11Fast-growing Wingstop chain adding three more San Antonio stores over coming months
Dallas-based chain Wingstop is growing its already formidable San Antonio presence, state regulatory filings show. The company, which already has 20 San Antonio-area stores, is dropping nearly $1 million to open three new stores here this year, according to filings made with the…
The Boerne Star
Published September 11Greyhounds lasso Cowboys for another district win
The Boerne High tennis team was on the road Wednesday for a district match against McCollum.BHS rolled to a 13-0 win over the Cowboys in San Antonio and improved to 7-3 overall and 3-0 in league play.
San Antonio Current
Published 11 hours agoAfter public pressure, Texas OKs more 765 lines, directing companies to work with landowners
ODESSA — The Public Utility Commission of Texas on Friday gave its approval to a controversial, 370-mile-long transmission line project, pending two transmission companies work with landowners to make modifications. The Howard Solstice transmission line, as it is known, will…
San Antonio Current
Published 11 hours agoA Texas LNG plant pumps out chronic, unpermitted pollution, a watchdog finds
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. A gas export terminal on the Gulf Coast of Texas has routinely violated air pollution permits…
San Antonio Current
Published September 11Texas has nation’s ‘second worst parkers,’ according to study of parking violations data
Texans receive the nation’s second-highest number of parking tickets, according to a new study based on nationwide parking violation data. It’s anyone’s guess whether that means Texans are especially bad at parking or that our authorities here are especially happy to slap tickets…
San Antonio Current
Published September 11This historic San Antonio home for sale once belonged to the ‘Builder of St. Mary’s Street’
A home for sale in San Antonio’s Monte Vista neighborhood is one of the earliest designs credited to Atlee Ayres, the renowned architect behind the McNay Art Museum, Municipal Auditorium, Smith Tower and other local landmarks. It’s also worthy of note because it was built for a…
Peasant-Led Movements Hold the Model for Restoring the Land
In the U.S., efforts to shape a post-growth food system have yet to spark a mass movement, but interest and activism are growing.
Seguin Today
Published September 10Jeffrey Scott Foerster
Jeffrey Scott Foerster, of San Antonio, Texas, was born on November 11, 1973, in Seguin, Texas. He was baptized into the Christian faith at Cross Chur...
Data Center Water Use in Texas Impossible to Quantify—Lawmakers Aren't Always Sure How to Reach The Operators
State planners want to know how much water data center projects are using, but operators are said to be worried about the confidentiality of their data.
Ag Sec Brooke Rollins Getting Rich Off Rising Gas Prices While Farmers 'Pay Through the Nose'
The war on Iran has been good to this bunch. Climate Power reports that Trump is making millions off of his oil and gas stocks—and Sec. Rollins likely doing likewise.