Morton Meyerson: Paschal Alumnus, EDS Pioneer, Philanthropist
Morton Meyerson died last Saturday at the age of 87. I have little doubt that as he moved…
TCU Burnett Med School Uses Simulation to Train Doctors
Imagine this: A patient codes in the hospital. The medical team rushes in, performing CPR, administering medications, and…
Reannah Glover Launches The Real Time App for Realtors
If good instincts make a good entrepreneur, consider Reannah Glover blessed. “One thing about me — that’s helped…
Hill Country Flood 2023: North Texas Pet Rescue Efforts
On July 4, the Guadalupe River in Kerr County surged to nearly 26 feet in under an hour, unleashing…
Fort Worth Symphony Stars Shine at Bass Hall
On a late-summer Wednesday inside the jewel box of downtown Fort Worth — the Nancy Lee and Perry…
Alamo Colleges’ faculty senate could lose nearly 90 representatives
Alamo Colleges District began conversations on the implementation of Senate Bill 37, which was passed by the Texas…
“The Book of Mormon” Returns to Bass Hall | Twain, Satire & Broadway’s Boldest Musical
Coincidence is that sly woman whose timing is so very unnervingly perfect. Like, for example, one finishing up…
KSAT12’s Steve Spriester says to ‘be true’ and ‘be kind’
After three decades as one of San Antonio’s most familiar faces, news anchor Steve Spriester is signing off…
Frederick Costa turns San Antonio spot into French fusion success
In a dimly lit corner of his white tablecloth restaurant, Frederick Costa recalls the journey, the people and…
John Hernandez, Fort Worth Printing Pioneer and Civic Leader, Dies at 94
John Hernandez, the son of Mexican immigrants who parlayed perseverance, faith, and entrepreneurial drive into one of Fort…