The Great Northwest Branch Library is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a fall-themed event featuring games, balloon art, and story time on October 19.

First Lady Cecilia Abbott celebrates the contribution of women entrepreneurs to Texas's economy at the Governor's Small Business Summit in New Braunfels.

Dr. Sukh Kaur from District 1 proposes a CCR to improve construction processes in San Antonio by ensuring accurate utility location records, aiming to reduce costs and delays affecting local businesses.

Governor Abbott announced updates to the Texas Small Business Credit Initiative, which includes a new application process for financial institutions and aims to provide up to $472 million for small business loans in Texas.

The San Antonio Public Library celebrates 10 years of its Learn at SAPL adult education program, with over 9,000 sessions in 2023 and events across branches.

Launch SA in San Antonio has been relaunched with new initiatives and renovations to support local entrepreneurs, in partnership with the city and Geekdom.

San Antonio celebrates the opening of Lower Broadway with a ceremony and block party, featuring activities, entertainment, and local vendors, emphasizing urban development and community engagement.

The San Antonio Public Library is observing Banned Books Week, highlighting the increase in book censorship attempts and promoting the freedom to read.

A Big Lots store in San Antonio is closing amid the company's bankruptcy and restructuring efforts, with liquidation sales offering discounts to customers.

The Fiscal Year 2025 budget for San Antonio has been approved, focusing on community needs like infrastructure, public safety, housing, and urban development.

Councilmember John Courage has proposed a Council Consideration Request to establish a 1,000-foot no-vape zone around schools and daycares in San Antonio to reduce youth access to vaping products.

The City of Cibolo Planning Department was honored by the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association for its commitment to planning excellence.

Texas and 29 other states settled a dispute with MoneyGram over unclaimed property, receiving over $190 million in unclaimed checks previously held by Delaware, following a favorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling.