Flooring Made Simple
Content and Photos Courtesy of Atlas Floors Carpet One Q: Are consumers still putting carpet in their homes? A: While carrying one flooring type throughout a home has become more common, carpet continues to provide a sense of comfort that other flooring types cannot replicate. Each flooring type impacts acoustics throughout a […]
What’s in Your Bag? Krystal Jones
Director of the City’s Department of Arts and Culture By Lainey Berkus | Photography by David Teran I was inspired today. I met a truly beautiful woman who knows how to balance being confident, energetic, creative, and caring at work and play. How does she do it all? She carries “love” in her […]
It’s Fall, and Santa Has Already Delivered
By Bill Murphy, MD, Medical Director, Turquoise Springs Medical Spa I have waited for at least three years for the chance to add a new arrow to our aesthetic quiver at Turquoise Springs. I wished for the perfect tool for skin resurfacing for skin types predominately in San Antonio while at the same […]
Conservation and Preservation of Our City
By Michelle Vasquez | Photography by David Teran San Antonio’s historic preservation efforts balance honoring the past with fostering modern progress. At the forefront of these initiatives are women leaders who are shaping the future of the city’s built environment and cultural heritage. The Office of Historic Preservation (OHP), led by […]
Guy to Know Pastor Ed Newton
By Michelle Vasquez | Photography by David Teran Pastor Ed’s journey is deeply rooted in his unique upbringing—an experience that shaped his worldview and calling to serve others. Born in Charlotte, North Carolina, to two deaf parents, Ed was thrust into the role of being their voice and ears, navigating a world where […]