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Since 1948, Atlas Floors Carpet One has served San Antonio homeowners, providing superior selection and service by building great relationships with customers.

Here are some recent results from the Golf Teams and Aquatics at Johnson High School.

The 7^th Annual Girls Night Out is tonight, Oct.

Congratulations to the Reagan High School Band, which took home all caption awards and the Gold Medal at the 2016 Bands of America Conroe Regional Oct. 1.  

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.

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.

Alba Energy, a leading Texas-based solar installer, has expanded its reach with a new office in downtown San Antonio. Headquartered in Austin, Alba Energy has been helping Texas residents and businesses make huge savings on their electric bills through solar. With more and more San Antonio residents going solar, Alba decided to open a new office dedicated to serving the San Antonio area.

Teachers, students and staff at two NEISD schools attempted to get through the school day with no electricity after early morning storms knocked out power to the school on Wednesday.