Groups weigh how to respond after ancestors’ remains found
May 29, 2017
The longtime archivist of the Archdiocese of San Antonio has said he can find no documentation of a mass exhumation of grave sites and removal
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300 ; S.A. Tricentennial ; Communities; From the Ice Age to the Spanish missions; Paleo-Indians followed migrating herds of big game
April 5, 2017
Original Publication: San Antonio Express-News (TX)Richard A. Marini Staff WriterStaff Writer Twelve thousand years ago, the area around what is now known as San Antonio
Local Historians: Native American Story Will Not be Left Out of Tricentennial
March 20, 2017
Plans are taking shape to make San Antonio’s approaching Tricentennial a year of nonstop cultural celebrations. Drawing from 300 years of history, organizers are overseeing a busy,
The late, great ViAztlan journal
February 20, 2017
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the founding of San Antonio’s own literary journal, ViAztlan, an international publication of arts and ideas, on the
‘El Parche’ part of new TexPop exhibit
October 7, 2016
At South Texas Popular Culture Center this weekend – and around the world, as far as Flaco Jimenez; his recently honored brother, Santigago Jimenez Jr.;
No child support, no auto tags; Seriously delinquent parents to receive notices
August 31, 2016
Texas parents who are six months or more behind on their child support payments will get warnings, starting Thursday, that they won’t be able to
Digs underway that could unearth Alamo’s multilayered history
July 21, 2016
Archaeologists are giving Alamo Plaza its most thorough examination to date, hoping to find footings of the original walls of the mission and 1836 fortress,
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