Sanford Nowlin is the Editor-in-Chief of the San Antonio Current, focusing on local news and issues within the San Antonio area. With a background in journalism, Nowlin has covered a range of topics including politics, business, and community events, showcasing a commitment to keeping readers informed about important developments in their region.
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By: Sanford Nowlin
David Begnaud did touristy stuff like visit the River Walk but also asked Alamo City residents to talk about their lives.
By: Sanford Nowlin
The Federal Election Commission is expected to rule on a complaint accusing Cruz of violating elections rules with his podcast distribution deal.
The Boerne Greyhound band was among the winners in a contest for high school and college marching bands to incorporate Metallica songs into their performances.
The Texas GOP bears some responsibility for Brandon 'AK Guy'Herrera's surprise runoff with incumbent U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales.
click to enlarge Courtesy Photo / Steve Rude Steve Rude paints a canvas at his studio. The artist got his start in comics in Wisconsin but now lives in Arizona.
By: Sanford Nowlin
The students asked their school administrations to 'publicly oppose' an order from Gov. Greg Abbott asking universities to rein in speech about the Israel's invasion of Gaza.
The man, 20, was accused of saying he'd unleash a 'day of retribution'on a right-wing event because it didn't invite white supremacist Nick Fuentes.
By: Sanford Nowlin
Plaintiff Alexander Lance alleged a San Antonio police officer shot him with crowd-control rounds even though he offered no provocation.
By: Sanford Nowlin, Travis E. Poling
San Antonio's top liquor seller was the company that provides concessions for Frost Bank Center, Freeman Coliseum and Toyota Field.
By: Sanford Nowlin
The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, the Mexican American Unity Council and Opportunity Home San Antonio received nearly $3 million.
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