Peggy’s On The Green

Peggys Patio

  Boerne is better than you remember and closer than you think. By Janis Turk   One of San Antonio’s favorite local restaurants isn’t even in the city limits.   Peggy’s on the Green, named for chef and owner Mark Bohanan’s late mother, is a fine-dining American restaurant in Boerne, the once quaint Hill Country […]

When Life Is Hard

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  When Life is Hard… You are Not Alone By Bill Murphy, MD, Medical Director, Turquoise Springs Medical Spa   The inspiration for writing to you usually comes to me based on the daily energy I feel from my patients. I am blessed to see patients from all walks of life, with varied income levels, […]

Avani Gunuganti’s Journey

Avani

    Making a Difference with Empathy: Avani Gunuganti’s Journey by Michelle Vasquez   Avani Gunuganti, a senior at Saint Mary’s Hall High School, represents the future of the next generation, and the future is bright. As the co-founder of the AMMA Foundation, a breast cancer researcher, and an aspiring doctor, she does not shy […]

The Heart of Fiesta®

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Women Steering San Antonio’s Community Spirit By Michelle Vasquez  |  Photography by David Teran   Fiesta® San Antonio is more than just an event; it’s a testament to the power of community and volunteerism, with several women at its helm making an impact on the city’s cultural and economic landscape. Steeped in history since 1891 […]

Connie McCombs McNab

Connie McNab

Connie McCombs McNab Preserving a Legacy By Dawn Robinette  |  Photography by Suzanne Pack   It’s hard to imagine downtown San Antonio without the glowing marquees of the Majestic and Empire Theatres. They’re woven into the fabric of San Antonio, and it’s no wonder: the Majestic has 95 candles on its birthday cake, and the […]