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Sociology student rescues four-legged animals in Harvey’s wake
Days after Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas Gulf, both state and national forces provided search and rescue in devastated cities, such as Rockport, Beaumont and Houston. Daniela Vega, Full Story » -
- Community
Controversy surrounds Confederate monument removal
The San Antonio City Council voted 10-1 on Thursday, Aug. 31, approving the removal of Confederate monument, erected in 1899 in Travis Park. Councilmembers William “Cruz” Shaw and Full Story » -
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Students deployed to Harvey efforts have options
On Aug. 28, Governor Greg Abbott activated the Texas National Guard to aid in search and rescue efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. Texas A&M University-San Antonio Director Full Story » -
- Community
Big Red and Barbacoa headline festival
The tender mildly spiced beef sits on a warm corn tortilla topped with guacamole and spicy green or red salsa. It is accompanied by a citrus, bubble gum flavored Full Story » -
- Arts & Entertainment
Video: Interview with The Last Bandoleros
The Last Bandoleros returned home to the Alamo City to headline the Festival De Cascarones at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Band members sat down with The Mesquite and talked Full Story »