Over 100 active duty, retired military, military veterans, and their Bush students, were recognized at the school’s Military Appreciation Breakfast in September. Each year, the Bush PTA holds this event in order to honor and recognize those in our Bush community who serve or have served our country.

Although September 27th may have been National Voter Registration Day, those who haven’t registered and still want to make their voice heard in November can swing by a San Antonio library between now and 

NEISD Superintendent of Schools Brian G. Gottardy, Ed.D., will hold this school year's first scheduled Coffee Talk meeting at Reagan High School Oct. 12, at 7:30 a.m., in the library.  He will be available to answer questions and talk to parents and interested community members on a personal level.  The district will provide coffee and light refreshments.

Christian Assistance Ministry is hosting an incredible lunch and learn with author and pastor Ray Vander Laan. Ray’s 40 year preaching and teaching ministry is focused on understanding the Bible in light of the historical and cultural context in which God places it. He will be sharing a lesson on scripture that references the command to leave grain that falls when harvesting and to intentionally not cut the corners during harvest; save them for the poor.

When: Thursday, November 3, 2016, 11:30-1:30
Where: University United Methodist Church

CAM provides an incredible way for you to give back; from October 15th through November 15th, we will be collecting food items that will provide to the over 1,000 individuals that pass through our doors weekly. Acceptable donations include: canned goods, rice, beans, box stuffing and frozen turkeys. Call (210) 223-4099 or via kbreon@cam-sa.org to let us know you will be collecting or dropping food off to CAM at 110 McCullough, San Antonio, TX 78231.To volunteer the week of thanksgiving to help pass out the donations (Nov. 21-23) call (210) 223-4099.

As North Central Baptist Hospital celebrates 25 years in Stone Oak, the hospital stands tall as a landmark that’s still growing. “Think back to what Stone Oak was 25 years ago,” says President and CEO Bill Waechter, recalling the sparsely developing area north of North Loop 1604 once considered the rural outskirts of San Antonio.