
⚾ Batting cages, a Layne's and a Chick-fil-A are on the way.
🎖️ Free McNay admission, the Stray Cats and a Spurs watch party.
🚒 A $9.17M Fire Station 33 contract and BAMC backing.
🏛️ A Houston Democrat says she has the votes for House speaker.
🏡 Three homes, from a Beacon Hill bungalow to a gated Stone Oak home.
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🎖️ Council backs BAMC's trauma mission
San Antonio City Council approved a resolution reaffirming support for Brooke Army Medical Center, the region's only Level I trauma center and the only one in the Department of Defense's health care system.
The resolution calls for regional coordination and a data-driven review of any changes to local trauma care capacity, with an eye on the complex trauma cases BAMC needs to train military medical staff.
🚒 New Fire Station 33 headed for Castroville Road
Council awarded a contract of up to $9.17 million to Marksmen General Contractors to replace Fire Station 33 on the West Side. The new station will sit at 2935 Castroville Road, a couple of blocks from the current station at 2002 SW 36th St.
The 2022 bond project has a total budget of about $16.4 million, and construction is expected to run from fall 2026 through winter 2028.

🏛️ Houston Democrat says she has votes to become first Black and female Texas House speaker
State Rep. Senfronia Thompson, the longest-serving woman and Black legislator in Texas history, said she has the votes to become Texas House speaker at a Nov. 6 news conference at the Texas Capitol.
The House will elect its speaker Jan. 12, when the 90th Legislature convenes. The winner needs 76 of the chamber's 150 votes. About two hours after the news conference, Thompson released a list of 90 House members she said would back her.
If elected, Thompson would be the first woman and first Black lawmaker to serve as speaker. She would succeed Speaker Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock. Read more. →
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