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Just when folks start hanging spider decor around their house for spooky season, the Witte Museum is installing its own arachnid accoutrement. The museum’s latest exhibition, Spiders — From Fear to Fascination debuts in the Kathleen and Curtis Gunn Gallery on Saturday, Sept. 28, and it aims to debunk myths surrounding these misunderstood members of …
San Antonio’s embattled Animal Care Services department will no longer delete negative comments from its social media pages, the City Attorney’s Office said this week. The decision comes a week after free-speech watchdog the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) sent a letter to ACS accused it of violating the First Amendment. As a government …
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and U.S. Rep. Greg Casar will hold a San Antonio rally next Monday to energize working class voters around a progressive agenda ahead of the November election. The event at north-of-downtown music venue Paper Tiger is one of three the progressive lawmakers scheduled for early next week along the I-35 corridor. …
San Antonio burger joint Mark’s Outing soon will offer after-hours service for drive-up customers. Rather than the standard drive-through experience of ordering at an intercom and pulling up to a window, the eatery near St. Paul Square will offer an old-school carhop approach in which servers come to customers’ vehicles to take orders, the Express-News reports. …
San Antonio’s live music offerings this week range from stadium singalongs to an unexpected blend of post-hardcore and synth-pop. Along the way, also expect to find classic rock, “beach goth” and music from a singer-songwriter with serious family lineage. Let’s dive deeper and sort it all out. This article was originally published by San Antonio Current Staff …
One of Harris County’s 16 justice courts is now home to a unique information hub that could help individuals without legal representation better navigate their cases in multiple languages and at no cost. At the Legal Resource Center, which is hosted by Harris County Justice of the Peace Court Precinct 1, Place 2, visitors can …
Hundreds of Houstonians with disabilities, allies, family and friends packed the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center Friday morning to celebrate inclusivity and equal opportunity at the City of Houston’s annual Disability Celebration. Since its inception around 2012, the event has recognized advocates for the disabled community through its Champions of Inclusion, or COIN, awards in the categories …
MONTROSE — It takes James “Jimmy” Walker nearly five minutes to move from his electric wheelchair to a seated elliptical bike at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center. It’s partly due to his transverse myelitis, a rare inflammation of a section of the spinal cord that can cause weakness in the arms or legs. But it’s largely …
Two former prosecutors are running to lead the Harris County District Attorney’s office both say it is in need of improvement. Where they diverge is how to fix it, each arguing their opponent will create distrust in the criminal justice system if elected. Harris County is guaranteed to have a new district attorney for the …
The air conditioner struggled to cool the crowd crammed into Billy Bob’s Texas to see Midland, one of country music’s unlikely success stories, play a sold-out summer show. But a rapid trade in Shiner and Dos Equis kept the fans chilled until the members of the Dripping Springs–based trio, generally considered too traditional for country …
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