HeyJaredRyan Wolf
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She helped her neighbor after an eviction. then her own notice arrived (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO — As Nancy Rodriguez waters the plants outside her new mobile home, she is working to make unfamiliar surroundings feel like home. Four months earlier, Rodriguez did not know whether she would ever get there. After years at the same San Antonio mobile home park, Rodriguez received an eviction notice requiring her to move. “When I got the notice to evict, I was scared because I didn’t know where I was going,” Rodriguez said. “I didn’t know how I was going to have my mobile home moved,
She Turned 210 La Chismosa into a Lifeline after Storm. Then we tried to surprise her (opens the original)
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Hundreds Found Her When San Antonio Lost Power. It Took Us Three Stops SAN ANTONIO — When a powerful storm tore through portions of Bexar County at the end of August, straight line winds ripped apart roofs, knocked down trees and left more than 100,000 people across San Antonio without power. On the West Side, the damage did not disappear when the storm did. San Juanita Torres and her family were left without electricity for nearly three days as temperatures soared. Food spoiled. Her 10-year-old
Keepin' it Puro: West Hill Subs & Deli brings homemade bread and quality Italian cold cuts (opens the original)
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by Ryan Wolf / Alex Garcia / Jessica Warner SAN ANTONIO - A new sandwich shop on the West Side is hoping to draw in customers with oversized bread and a limited-time deal. West Hill Subs & Deli has opened at 3004 W. Martin St., offering “ginormous rolls” and artisan bread baked fresh daily. The shop is being promoted as a “hidden gem in the ‘barrio,’” with the message that “one bite and you’ll realize nothing about this hidden gem in the ‘barrio’ is ordinary.” Customers who mention they saw the
Woman Who Fed Thousands During Hill Country Floods Gets Double Surprise (opens the original)
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She Fed Thousands During the Hill Country Floods. A Stranger More Than an Hour Away Was Watching KERRVILLE, Texas — When catastrophic flooding tore through the Texas Hill Country on July 4, 2025, first responders, volunteers and search teams poured into the disaster zone. But all of those people needed something remarkably ordinary while doing extraordinary work. Foster, founder of Shim's Be Blessed Catering in Kerrville, says she woke up that morning like so many others, trying to understand th
Keepin' it Puro: Esta Pizza in Leon Valley blends Dominican flavors and dancing (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - A new brick-oven pizza spot in Leon Valley is pairing pies with dance, as Esta Pizza opens next to its sister business, Esta Noche dance studio, for what the owners call an “eat, dance, repeat” experience. Jonathan Godinez said Esta Pizza is “brand new” and has been open “about two months.” The restaurant is located at 7007 Bandera Road, near Bandera and Hebner Road. Godinez said the menu is built around family and dance influences, with pizzas that “have a little story behind it.”
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