
Jack Morgan
Arts and Culture Reporterjack@tpr.org
Twitter: @JackMorganii
Jack Morgan has spent 35 years in electronic media, doing both television and radio.
In his mid-20s, Jack was known as Robbin Banks at two San Angelo FM stations, but the bulk of his career has been spent at PBS stations in Austin (KLRU), Orlando (WMFE), Vermont Public Television, and San Antonio's KLRN.
At KLRN he spent five years as director of production, where he was responsible for three hour-long programs with the San Antonio Symphony. Jack was also responsible for KLRN's ARTS program during its startup, and co-produced Texas Week With Rick Casey.
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Michelle Cuellar Everidge began her new job on Feb. 1. She explained that the new role comes with some old memories.
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There are three participating locations: Republic Services Landfill at 7000 I-10 East, Waste Management Landfill at 8611 Covel Road, and Texas Disposal Systems at11601 Starcrest Drive.
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A Texas man has proposed building a 1550-mile walking/biking/horse riding trail across Texas.
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Submit entries by Feb. 12. The annual poster contest awards a grand prize of $2,000.
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The plan is a framework for how the city wants to improve the bike and pedestrian system throughout San Antonio over the next 20 years.
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The land is right across the Colorado River from Colorado Bend State Park. The new park may be open in about two years.
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The walkways enable people moving into new apartment houses on the west side of the San Antonio River to easily access the shopping campus, and it provides shoppers on the campus easy access to the new businesses on the other side of the water.
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Celebrations at the museum on Broadway begin on Tuesday, Jan. 28.
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People of all faiths and backgrounds marched together to honor Dr. King's aspirations for a just society.
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The community was recently designated an official Bird City, joining San Antonio and other cities that fly the extra mile to educate their residents about birds, improve their habitats for birds, and confront the conditions threatening bird populations.