Jia Chen
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TPR
We hope all those bicep curls this year have strengthened your chicken–on-a-stick arm and those squats should have helped your medal carrying capacity. It's Fiesta time!
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The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum (SAAACAM) is hosting monthly bus tours of the city's Green Book sites. -
American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions hosts its inaugural week of action to highlight the epidemic of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP). -
The additional security comes after fatal shootings the past two years at Fiesta. -
URBAN-15's co-founder George Cisneros is joined by San Antonio Poet Laureate Eddie Vega to preview the 2025 Mega Corazón poetry event. -
Three generations of Los Inocentes honor Cesar Chavez and their culture nearly 30 years after their founding. -
TPR’s Norma Martinez previews the event with Graciela Sánchez, director of the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center; Annalisa Peace, executive director of the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance; and artist and activist, Nansi Guevara. -
'Texas Standard' host David Brown reflects on 10 years of telling the stories of Texas. -
The San Antonio Marathon will succeed the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, which will not return after its December run. While loved by many runners, it took much of its profit out of town for the past 16 years. -
The story of the Suttons will be shared with San Antonio on Tuesday, Nov. 19, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Carver Library, 3350. E. Commerce. -
His parents, Cruz and Pedro, started their legacy restaurants in 1941 with the purchase of a small, three-table restaurant in Market Square.
