San Antonio Celebrates Valentine's Day with Record 136 Couples Wed at Bexar Courthouse
Bexar County Courthouse hosted free mass wedding ceremonies on Valentine's Day, where a record number of couples, including military personnel with waivers, got married. Donations were encouraged to support local shelters.
San Antonio's 76th Fiesta Season Kicks Off With New NIOSA Medals, Proceeds to Benefit Historic Preservation
San Antonio's 76th Fiesta unveils new medals with sun and beer cup designs for collectors, with proceeds supporting the Conservation Society. The festival will take place at La Villita from April 23-26.
Maestro Jeffrey Kahane Takes the Baton as San Antonio Philharmonic's New Music Director
Jeffrey Kahane has been named the new music director of the San Antonio Philharmonic, aiming to connect with the city's diverse communities and revitalize the orchestra's programming with a mix of traditional and contemporary works.
Texas Cities Celebrate Mardi Gras with Parades, Music, Gumbo cook-offs, and a Mix of Cowboy Hats and Floats
Texas celebrates Mardi Gras with statewide events, including Bandera's Cowboy-themed festivities, pub runs in San Antonio, Galveston's historic festival, pet parades, and boat parades in Kemah.
Texas Surges to Second Place in Racial Progress Rankings Ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with Georgia Leading the Nation
Texas ranks as the second state for racial progress, with Georgia in the lead, based on a WalletHub study noting improvements in racial equality indicators, such as health insurance gaps, although work remains, especially in racial integration.


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