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The one-time San Antonio home of the developer behind Tapatio Springs golf resort is for sale

The late Clyde "Smitty" Smith was successful in two lines of business. First, he built a chain of Arizona supermarkets. Then after…

By San Antonio Current Staff

The one-time San Antonio home of the developer behind Tapatio Springs golf resort is for sale
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25 bucket list activities to do in San Antonio before summer ends

Summer's here. Time to unwind. However, with temperatures rising and the kids out of school, it can be hard to brainstorm fun…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Make a splash at Hurricane Harbor
17000 W I-10, (210) 697-5050, sixflags.com/fiestatexas
Sure, roller coasters are fun and all, but in the summer you can beat the heat at Fiesta Texas' newly rebranded water park, Hurricane Harbor. There’s a variety of water rides and attractions, which capture all different vibes, from competitive to tranquil, under the sun. Of course, you can’t forget about the Texas-shaped pool, nicknamed the Lone Star Lagoon, or the classic, funnel-shaped Tornado thrill ride.
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This historic San Antonio home for sale was once the site of the Royal Swan Bed & Breakfast

An exquisitely restored three-story King William home that once served as the Royal Swan Bed & Breakfast has hit the market for…

By San Antonio Current Staff

This historic San Antonio home for sale was once the site of the Royal Swan Bed & Breakfast
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The San Antonio-area bars and restaurants that closed so far in 2023

The pandemic brought a wave of closures to the national culinary landscape — and San Antonio didn't escape unscathed. The prolonged business…

By San Antonio Current Staff

Pig Stand
1508 Broadway
After 101 years of service, the iconic downtown-area diner Pig Stand announced the sale of its Broadway building to a land developer in February and confirmed its permanent closure in March. San Antonio’s Pig Stand was the last in a nationwide chain, which flourished in the mid-20th century.
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