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Pickup Lines: greater:SATX CEO says San Antonio has ‘nothing but runway’ for future growth (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Sarah Carabias Rush’s path to becoming president and CEO of greater:SATX started thousands of miles away from San Antonio — in Alaska. During this episode of “Pickup Lines,” Rush told KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga that her mother left Oklahoma for Alaska looking for something different, and her father followed. “My dad decided he couldn’t live without her, followed her up there, which is a really sweet story,” Rush said. While living in Anchorage as a small child, Rush said former Pope St. J
Pickup Lines: Tejano legend Ram Herrera reflects on childhood, Selena, and his Stage 4 cancer battle (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Tejano music legend Ram Herrera has spent decades entertaining fans, but during a recent visit on “Pickup Lines” with KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga, he reflected on the struggles, memories and people who helped shape his career. Herrera recalled growing up in San Antonio in a family that did not have much money but was rich in love. He said he did not meet his father until he was about 4 or 5 years old because his father had been hospitalized with tuberculosis and emphysema. Music became an
CPS Energy interim CEO addresses major outages, restoration efforts after recent severe storm (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy interim CEO Frank Almaraz says the utility is evaluating its response to a severe weather event last Friday night that knocked out power to more than 300,000 customers across the San Antonio area. Almaraz said power for the final customer affected by the storm was restored at 8:38 p.m. Tuesday, four days after powerful winds and falling trees caused widespread damage to the electrical system. “I’m relieved to have our customers restored,” Almaraz said, thanking customers
America250: Kerrville museum lines driveway with flags celebrating US history (opens the original)
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KERRVILLE, Texas – Visitors to the Museum of Western Art in Kerrville are getting a lesson in American history before they enter the building. As part of the America250 celebration, the museum has lined its driveway with all 50 state flags on one side and every version of the American flag flown since 1776 on the other. “We decided we are going to do a display, an outdoor exhibit,” said Nancy Foster, the museum’s director of marketing. Each state flag includes information about when the state en
Pickup Lines: Little Joe reflects on hardship, family and the experiences that shaped his career (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Long before Little Joe became a Tejano music legend, he was a shy kid from Temple who dreamed of playing jazz guitar. Born in 1940, Little Joe grew up picking cotton with his family. His father worked for the Santa Fe Railway and taught his children to find work that made them happy. “You’re not a plant,” Little Joe recalled his father saying. “You can move around.” Little Joe was forced to grow up quickly after his father went to prison in 1954. He dropped out of middle school and
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