The Alamo Heights Fire Dept. is happy to welcome our newest member, Anessa Meadows. Firefighter Meadows brings several years of firefighter and paramedic experience to the fire department. She began her career with the Tucson Fire Department in 2006. S …
Alamo Heights officials are discussing whether to acquire a lightning detection system for the local Little League complex. The City Council discussed the Alamo Heights Little League’s request for such a system on June 13. Following the detection of li …
Terrell Hills City Council settled on a schedule for preparing the city’s fiscal year 2017 budget on June 13. The fiscal year follows the calendar year. The council will use its upcoming Aug. 8 meeting to propose an increase in the local property tax r …
BRACKENRIDGE PARK VITAL TO CONTINUING ’09 CULTURAL EXPANSION Backers of Brackenridge Park and city leaders see the 343-acre public park not only as worthy of preservation but vital to the continued cultural expansion happening on the Broadway corridor. …
The Mays family with local dignitaries get ready to cut the ribbon in celebration of the new expansion at the The Witte Museum. The Witte Museum’s new Mays Family Center is open for business, education and cultural enrichment. Mays family members, loca …
BETTER PARKING AT THE BARK PARK MORE UPGRADES AHEAD FOR ALAMO HEIGHTS DOG PARK The Bark Park of Alamo Heights, a public dog park maintained by a local nonprofit, will soon see more parking space, thanks to help from the city of Alamo Heights. Bark Park …
Living a long life is one thing. Living it well is another. For the venerable Edith McAllister, excelling at both has been a personal hallmark. This matchless matriarch of the respected McAllister clan (and a long-term Terrell Hills resident), while co …
The Alamo Heights City Council had a busy agenda during its final regular session of 2015 on Dec. 14. The council upheld a recommendation by the city’s Architectural Review Board (ARB) to deny the placement of two monument signs at the new CVS store th …
While developer Argyle Residential awaits green lights to proceed with its plan to build a multistory apartment complex with some retail space on a small piece of now-vacant land at Austin Highway and Broadway, local developer Glenn Huddleston suggeste …
