Houston Press · Kirby, TX
Best Vietnamese: Huynh Restaurant When you have a huge population of Vietnamese people in a city, it can be difficult to pick what constitutes the best version of that delicious, wholesome food. But, when trying to sort it out, we fall back on the kind of food that makes you feel like someone’s grandmother made it for you and served it on her kitchen table. That’s Huynh, a family-owned, long time resident of Eado and now with a brand new location on Richmond near Kirby. The pho is spectacular. The noodle dishes sublime. If you ask nice, they’ll knock out some killer tofu lúc lắc for you (it has been argued this version of shaking beef originated in H Town). But, next time you feel a little under the weather, order #71. Think of it as Vietnamese chicken and dumplings. You’re welcome. Multiple Locations huynhrestauranthouston.com
Bluefield Daily Telegraph · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXThe Baylor Bears take on the No. 7 Texas Longhorns at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. The teams square off Sunday for the first time this season.
The Waxahachie Sun · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXThe Spirit of Waxahachie took its hometown pride to San Antonio on Nov. 9, earning a place among the 42 bands competing in the UIL Class 6A State Marching Band Championships at the Alamodome.
Journal · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXNorth Texas was among a host of college football teams across the country that saw their travel plans interrupted Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration’s nationwide ground stop of flights.
San Antonio Current · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXNot many dwellings in the San Antonio area sit on more than three and a half acres. But then again, a recently listed 2009 estate in the North Side’s exclusive Hill Country Village community isn’t just any property. The property, tucked behind green gates framed by gas lamps, is nothing if not magnificent. And at $5.95 million, it’s also one of the most expensive on the market right now in the Alamo City. Spanning 11,581 square feet, the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath behemoth towers over its cobblestone parking area, water fountain and manicured hedges. A long, winding driveway leads up to it through a thicket of mature trees. Past the warm glow of windows, columns and yet more gas lamps, the elaborately carved double front doors open onto a hallway with soaring ceilings and a massive window that mirrors the arch of the front door and frames a delicate chandelier. Quite the first impression.
San Antonio Current · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXThe University of the Incarnate Word’s theater box office stands ready. Credit: Facebook / UIW Department of Theatre Arts This Saturday, the University of the Incarnate Word’s Theatre Arts Department begins its production of Hedda Gabler, one of the most famous plays of Henrik Ibsen, widely considered the “father of modern drama.” The play, first performed in Munich in 1891, begins with its young antiheroine trapped in a gilded cage of bourgeois melancholy, surrounded by fainting couches and self-invented — and self-destructive — dramas to keep her mind entertained. In this adaptation by Jon Robin Baitz, Hedda’s character is transformed into a willful and persuasive protagonist whose actions don’t fall short of displaying actual agency. It’s an interesting spin on a classic — one whose effectiveness remains to be seen. $5, noon and 7:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday matinee Saturday, Nov. 14-Friday Nov. 20, University of the Incarnate Word, 4301 Broadway, (210) 829-3805, uiw.edu.
San Antonio Current · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXAlternative metal heavyweights Deftones will bring their newly announced North American tour to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center on Thursday, May 6, 2027, venue officials said Friday. The Sacramento, California-based outfit will be joined by Kentucky hardcore knuckle busters Knocked Loose and Los Angeles shoegaze trio julie. General admission tickets for the Frost Bank Center show go on sale at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, through Frost Bank Center and Ticketmaster. Fans can also register for an artist presale through Sunday, Nov. 15. The presale begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. The 23-date tour kicks off May 5 in Dallas and wraps up June 20 in Toronto, with additional stops in Houston, Los Angeles, New York and other cities. Deftones, known for blending crushing metal riffs with atmospheric textures and dreamy melodies, are touring behind the 2025 LP private music.
San Antonio Current · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXThe road to the NBA Cup runs through familiar terrain for the Spurs when Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors return to the Frost Bank Center this Friday night. Now in his 18th season, Curry lit up the Spurs defense for 46 and 49 points in consecutive wins in San Antonio last November, and recently turned back the clock in a 44-point performance versus the Timberwolves in Minnesota. Rounding out West Group C are the Los Angeles Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers and Sacramento Kings. After a pair of losses to start the season, the Spurs have responded with five wins in a row and counting, including a 130-103 rout of the Kings at home. “I think the standard that we’re setting for ourselves is that we have to start great, and that doesn’t have to be with points,” Julian Champagnie told reporters after the game. “That doesn’t have to be with scoring the basketball.
Thomasville Times Enterprise · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXTHOMASVILLE — Archbold is pleased to introduce Ryan Palmer as the health system’s Vice President of Revenue Cycle. Palmer comes to Archbold from HCA Healthcare in San Antonio, Texas, where he served as Central Business Office Director. Prior to his time at HCA Healthcare, Palmer worked in financial roles in hospitals and health systems in California, Tennessee, Ohio and Utah. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Utah Valley University and a Master of Health Administration from Weber State University. Palmer is a member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association and holds certifications as a Certified Healthcare Financial Professional (CHFP) and a Certified Revenue Cycle Representative (CRCR). “Ryan brings a strong track record of improving revenue cycle performance across diverse health systems,” said Darcy Craven, Archbold President and CEO.
Franklin County Times · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXPHOTO BY MARÍA CAMP Adam Carter stands between the U.S. and Alabama flags wearing his Air Force camouflage jacket. Carter worked primarily as a jet engine mechanic during his 10½ years in the Air Force. SPRUCE PINE — Adam Carter said the nickname “Sarge” dates to his freshman year of high school. Carter said he wore one of his father’s Army shirts to football practice and his teammates connected his last name with Sgt. Carter, the drill instructor on “Gomer Pyle, USMC.” “After 10 years and becoming a noncommissioned officer in the Air Force, I tell everybody I earned that nickname,” Carter said. Now a veterans service officer, he helps other veterans and their families pursue benefits. Carter said he knew from an early age that he would join the military because his father, Danny Carter, served in the Alabama Army National Guard for more than 20 years, attaining the rank of sergeant first class.
The Elgin Courier · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXSports 11/09/2026 06:00 AM Candice Gilmore candice.gilmore @granitemediapartners.com The Elgin Wildcat percussion section placed fourth, earned best bass line awardThe latest endeavor for the Elgin Wildcat band took place on Saturday, Nov. 7, when the percussion section performed at the South Texas Classic Drumline Invitational in San Antonio.Elgin percussion competed in the Standstill 2 group, placing fourth out of 10 with a total score of 261.50. The section also walked away with the award for best bass line.The Wildcat band’s accomplishments have been nonstop this marching season, first advancing to the final round of the Lost Pines Marching Festival on Oct. 3, and then competing in the UIL Area D marching band preliminary round on Oct. 24 in Pflugerville.At Area, Elgin performed its completed 2026 marching show entitled “Framed” and placed 18 out of 24.
The Business Press · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXBanking First Command Named “Large Employer of the Year” by the Texas Veterans Commission By Press release November 6, 2026 Prestigious state honor recognizes outstanding commitment to hiring, supporting, and retainingmilitary veterans and transitioning service members. FORT WORTH, Texas — Nov. 5, 2026 — First Command Financial Services, Inc. was honoredtoday by the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) as a Large Employer of the Year during anaward presentation in San Antonio. Nominated directly by TVC Veteran Employment Servicesstaff, the distinction highlights First Command’s commitment to building career pathways andsupportive workplace cultures for veterans and military families. The annual TVC awards celebrate businesses across Texas that lead effective veteranemployment initiatives. As TVC leadership emphasized, hiring veterans is far more than agoodwill gesture, it is a smart business practice that delivers adaptability, leadership, andintegrity to the workforce.
cameronherald.com · San Antonio, TX
Nearby: San Antonio, TXFor the tenth consecutive year, the C.H. Yoe Band is making their appearance at the State Marching Contest. The State Marching Contest will be in San Antonio, at the Alamodome on Wednesday, Nov. 4, and the Yoe Band will perform at 12:30 p.m. There will be no school for Cameron ISD on Nov. 4. Julisa Deleon, Avery Garrett, Beatrice Herrera-Rangel, Cherish Lewis, and Ana Castaneda show off their trophy earned at Area to head to state next week. Julisa Deleon, Avery Garrett, Beatrice Herrera-Rangel, Cherish Lewis, and Ana Castaneda show off their trophy earned at Area to head to state next week.Photos from C.H. Yoe High School. “I’m incredibly excited to be returning to San Antonio and to have the band march in the Alamodome for another year,” Band Director Austin Clark said.The Yoe Band finished second place out of the 30 bands in attendance at the Area D Marching Contest on Saturday, Oct.