Local News

Scott Mayer, well-known select baseball coach and NEISD employee missing since May 2, has been found dead, according to the Facebook page "Find Scott Mayer." 

A North San Antonio man, a Johnson High School father, has been missing since Wednesday, May 2, in the North 281 area.  47-year-old Scott Mayer has three daughters and is well known in the community through his association with the Sliders baseball organization, Johnson High School, and as a baseball coach.  

Texas Attorney General to Address Local Political Group May 8 – Limited Seating Still Available

Students from the Ronald Reagan High School Marching Band were surprised Wednesday morning, May 2, with a visit by parade officials inviting the band to march in the 2019 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.  Reagan will represent the state of Texas in the parade, which is the first Macy’s Day appearance by the band.  

Firefighters were called to cut a 16-year-old girl out of a wrecked car on Stone Oak Parkway Sunday afternoon.  She was travelling southbound when a 19-year-old female driver in a white Toyota Yaris failed to yield near Huebner Road and T

SAWS is hosting a Special Public Meeting Tonight  to discuss the SAWS terminus plant & pipeline construction, and how it will affect surrounding neighborhoods during construction. The meeting will be held at Las Lomas Elementary school at 6:30 PM this evening.

SNAKE ALERT

Rain Barrel Workshop
Saturday, April 21st, 9am-1pm
Stone Oak Property Association Offices
19210 Huebner Road.
210-490-9481

A rain barrel is a container that collects and stores water when you need it most.
You conserve water and benefit your plants and garden.

Make-and-take your own rain barrel in just a few hours by attending this workshop.
$25 per rain barrel. Workshop is limited to 30 participants. Payments must be received by April 13th to reserve your space.

Please bring a chair.

EARTH DAY SHREDDING EVENT & ELECTRONICS DISPOSAL

Saturday, April 21st, 2018

9am-1pm

In the Stone Oak POA Parking Lot-19210 Huebner Rd.

Simply pull up, and your bag/box will be removed from your vehicle for you, and thrown in the on-site shredder. (4 box/bag limit, please.

Acceptable

White paper

Colred paper

Folders

Staples

Paper clips

Rubber bands

Unacceptable

Cardboard

Food Waste

Tapes/CDs/DVDs

Large Inder Clips

As the weather warms up, we head outside to tackle our home improvement and lawn projects.  Bexar County Constable Mark Vojvodich cautions us to be mindful of our property, because thieves are also responding to the spring season.