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Horrified and mesmerized, San Antonians watched the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Harvey last week.  It was designated the most expensive natural disaster ever – with more than $190 billion in total losses projected across Texas and Louisiana, according to a statement by Dr. Joel N. Myers, founder and chairman of Accuweather.

As we keep the people affected by Hurricane Harvey in our thoughts, many are wondering how they can help.  To assist the community, your Stone Oak POA will serve as a donation site. 

Summer is over.   School is back in full swing, and the Johnson HS PTSA Smart Driving Club wants to remind you to never drive distracted.  It is always important to keep your eyes on the road and not on your phone. Club students helped get that message out even over the summer months.

Reagan High School Spirit groups (including the cheerleaders, dance and drill teams and mascots) once again achieved high honors at their respective training camps this summer.  The Diamond Dancers and Silver Stars Drill competed at the Showmakers of America Camps, whe

San Antonio's plentiful rains this spring have yielded to long, dry days and rapid drops in the Edwards Aquifer. The 10-day average for the Edwards at San Antonio's monitoring well has dropped to 659.9, requiring a return to Stage 1 water restrictions effective Friday, July 14, 2017.

Horse enthusiasts John Knotts and Lori Seitz share their love of horses with others.

With an incredible season (31-9), the Reagan High School Baseball team finished as the Class 6A UIL State Runner-Up.  The Rattlers faced D

Ronald Reagan High School welcomed 2018 Tournament of Roses President Lance Tibbett to its campus Monday, May 15, at 11:30 a.m.  Tibbett visited the school to present an official Tournament of Roses flag to the band in advance of their participation in next year’s Rose Parade held in Pasadena, Calif.

Saturday, May 6, 2017 is election day in San Antonio.  City of San Antonio Registered Voters will have the opportunity to elect a Mayor,  ten council members and vote on 6 Bond Propositions totaling $850 Million.  Click here to find your polling place and see a sample ballot. Visit the City of San Antonio website to find your polling place and see a sample ballot.

Late April is always packed with events that command our attention - namely, Fiesta and the Spurs' play-offs. But please don't lose sight of City elections!