There is a very big series of elections coming up in November, not the least of which is to decide on who should be the next governor of Texas. There ... Read More

It will still be another month before you see your San Antonio Spurs in anything but preseason games. However, with training camp about to start, the Spurs had their annual ... Read More

As of today, September of 2010 is officially the 7th wettest month on record. That may not seem like a lot but when you consider that there is still a ... Read More

One of the hardest things to do is make a top 10 list for something that has so many great choices, like steakhouses. There are so many great ones in ... Read More

Just wanted to extend a special wish to all my Mexican and fellow Mexican-American readers. Today is a very special day for Mexico, as September 16th is Mexican Independence Day. This ... Read More

Every year, the National Association of Town Watch has the National Night Out. Although the rest of the country celebrates it during the summer, Texas has special permission for an ... Read More

Despite foreclosures going up in the last two years since the economy tanked, San Antonio (and many other Texas economies) has managed to do much better than other areas. There ... Read More

I came across a very interesting article today regarding a tourist study paid for by the city of Houston. In it, they were judged on several areas that could appeal ... Read More

Recently, Portfolio.com did a study of the biggest metro areas in the United States to see which ones were stressing people out and which ones were a breeze to live ... Read More

Every Tuesday the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) gives you the chance to partake in some free stuff that is pretty cool. Tomorrow (or today depending on when you ... Read More

For years, I worked a job where I didn't get weekends off, or Labor Day off.  So I never understood what the fuss was about. A three day weekend? What? Now ... Read More