Alamo Colleges District gets $3M boost to support nursing students

Alamo Colleges District on July 28 announced a $3 million pledge from a San Antonio philanthropic organization, with funds being used to support scholarships for local nursing students. What is happening The three-year, $1 million annual investment from the Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation will support up to 334 nursing students across the Alamo Colleges District,…

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Transit Tracker: Northeast Side road eyed for makeover; road work updates provided for I-35, West Side, Midtown, suburban projects

By Edmond Ortiz While Bexar County plans to rebuild a Windcrest-area street, a number of notable road, drainage and sidewalk projects are advancing around the San Antonio-area, including initiatives in Midtown and west San Antonio, Castle Hills, Cibolo, Converse and Shavano Park. Elsewhere, New Braunfels residents are asked to voice their thoughts on which city…

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Alamo Colleges District streamlines access to workforce training opportunities

By Edmond Ortiz The Alamo Colleges District is introducing a single-access point designed to aid individuals seeking short-term workforce training opportunities, and help support employers needing to close critical staffing gaps. What is happening ACD officials held a July 1 press conference to announce the rollout of Alamo Technical Institute, a unified gateway where participants…

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Runoff elections: Garcia claims ACD board seat; challengers win New Braunfels

By Edmond Ortiz Voters taking part in June 13 runoff elections tapped a business owner for an Alamo Colleges District board post, and ousted New Braunfels incumbent mayor and one council member. Alamo Colleges District Accountant Robert Garcia won a runoff election for ACD District 9 post, receiving 57% of the vote against Carolyn DeLecour,…

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