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Molly Smith

Molly Smith

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City Hall Reporter, The San Antonio Express-News

San Antonio

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health, policy social interest, environment local interest, general assignmentpolitics

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Total articles 1410

  • Mayor Nirenberg touts Ready to Work, Project Marvel in final state of city event

    By Molly Smith Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified As Mayor Ron Nirenberg prepares to leave office after eight years, he defended two of his legacy initiatives Tuesday during his final State of the City event. These include the sales tax-funded job-training program known as Ready to Work and Project Marvel, a proposed, multibillion-dollar downtown sports and entertainment district.

    By Molly Smith Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • UTSA can continue razing Institute of Texan Cultures building, judge rules

    By Molly Smith Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Demolition of the former Institute of Texan Cultures site at Hemisfair can continue, a Bexar County judge ruled Monday. District Court Judge Tina Torres ruled that she lacks jurisdiction to hear a lawsuit that the Conservation Society of San Antonio filed against the city of San Antonio and the University of Texas at San Antonio on April 2 to stop the razing of the building to make way for a new Spurs arena.

    By Molly Smith Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Mayor Nirenberg touts Ready to Work, Project Marvel in final state of city event

    By Molly Smith Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified As Mayor Ron Nirenberg prepares to leave office after eight years, he defended two of his legacy initiatives Tuesday during his final State of the City event. These include the sales tax-funded job-training program known as Ready to Work and Project Marvel, a proposed, multibillion-dollar downtown sports and entertainment district.

    By Molly Smith Verified · The San Antonio Express-News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The San Antonio Express-News

San Antonio, United States