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Home Improvement: Vacation Homes

Home Improvement: Vacation Homes

Life’s a Beach The key to making a vacation home feel more than a temporary landing spot comes from adding warmth and personal touches that reflect the family home. “For me, life is better at the beach,” says Kelley Frost, owner, and principal of...
Great Leadership starts with Self Leadership

Great Leadership starts with Self Leadership

Great Leadership Starts with Self-Leadership       Self-leadership is the most essential quality one can develop, and if you are not succeeding at leading yourself, leading others will be extremely challenging. When you aren’t leading yourself and your...
Firework Safety for Pets

Firework Safety for Pets

Firework Safety for Pets From the Animal Defense League of Texas Humans may enjoy the revelry of fireworks, but for some pets – fireworks, like thunderstorms, can cause a great deal of stress which may include: Violent shaking, tremblingExcessive droolingBarking,...
School News: July 2022

School News: July 2022

New Principal Named at Alamo Heights Junior School Dr. Stuart Guthrie has been appointed principal of Alamo Heights Junior School.  Guthrie most recently served as the principal of Barbara Bush Middle School in North East ISD. During his 19-year career in NEISD,...
Meet Your Neighbors: Ron and Kathy Ripps

Meet Your Neighbors: Ron and Kathy Ripps

Kathy and Ron Ripps Opening Doors and Creating a Community By Meredith Kay Photography by David Teran It’s no secret that people are moving to San Antonio in record numbers, and the city is experiencing tremendous growth as we recover from the pandemic. The boundaries...
Business Profile: Alamo Heights Pool

Business Profile: Alamo Heights Pool

Alamo Heights Pool Swimming Through the Generations By Meredith Kay Photography by David Teran We all have memories from childhood of those special places where we congregated with family and friends. For some, it might be a local park or that one house on the block...