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Physicians and staff celebrated on Wednesday, June 20th, new beginnings for the hospital as its women’s services units expand to offer more space for new moms and their arrivals.  The expansion is in response to the rising demand for health care services in rapidly growing North Central San Antonio.

Parents in North East ISD may be able to breathe a bit easier knowing safety measures at district schools have been updated and improved.  In response to recent school shootings across the country, the district will implement new initiatives for the 2018-2019 school year. 

Ronald Reagan High School baseball will make the 98-mile journey back to the Del Diamond Stadium in Round Rock Friday, June 8, to play in the UIL State Tournament.  The Rattlers (36-7) will face Cypress Ranch (32-8-2) at 7 p.m.  The winner will play the victor of South Lake Carroll (33-6) vs Conroe The Woodlands (25-14-1) at 4 p.m., Saturday, June 9.  

Stone Oak Residents were startled by the sound of gunshots echoing across the usually quiet neighborhood early Tuesday evening.  A drive-by shooter destroyed the fronts of multiple businesses in the small shopping center in the 200 block of North Loop 1604, located on the south side of the highway between Blanco Road and Stone Oak Parkway.  

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One of Stone Oak’s own, a Ronald Reagan High School student, was awarded a 2018 Student Heroes award by State Board of Education representative Ken Mercer at a ceremony at the school Monday, May 21.  Sophomore Samantha Sanchez was selected for the statewide award among nominees from 13 counties representing 1.6 million constituents.  She was honored for her unselfish acts of con

The Stone Oak Rotary Club will present bicycles to 60 elementary school students at three local schools, beginning May 18.   The Rotary Club has a long commitment to community service, including the Stone Oak chapter’s creation of the FLAG (Fitness, Literacy, Attendance and Grades) program to reach out to at-risk children.

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.  

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