Hill Country Village News

Survived by : His wife, Dru, of San Antonio; his children, Jennifer McCaulay of Manhattan Beach, Calif., Judith Smith of Redondo Beach, Calif., Jane Dunn Neuenschwander of Boerne, and Drake Dunn of San Antonio; and six grandchildren.

One of the city's most recognized architecture firms is broadening its horizons.

Don't blame the owners of one of the most lavish estates in Bexar County for taking advantage of a loosely written state statute on property valuations.

Eden's Baby offers parents a variety of green parenting products, including clothes, toys and bath products.

The Bexar Metropolitan Water District will host a public meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at 2055 W. Malone Ave.

A provision in the Texas Constitution allows for reduced property taxes under the open-space appraisal method.

Hill Country Village is joining forces with Hollywood Park to form a sub-regional planning commission that would tackle the U.S. 281/Loop 1604 interchange revamp - and any other state or federal project that may affect the two cities.

The Kolitzs slashed roughly $50,000 from the property tax bill for their Hill Country Village mansion by raising miniature donkeys.

Hill Country Village Mayor Kirk Francis said he hated being the tie-breaker, but, as Councilman Carl Register said July 16, that's why they pay him the big bucks.

Hollywood Park residents had better keep a close eye on their pets. Coyotes are popping up in backyards and city streets more often these days.

Hill Country Village Mayor Kirk Francis said he hated being the tie-breaker, but, as Councilman Carl Register said July 16, that's why they pay him the big bucks.

A former San Antonio Police Department detective who was fired after a poolside scuffle with a teenager was back in court Wednesday - this time as the person accused of a crime.

Hill Country Village City Manager Frank Morales didn't think his idea was feasible at first.

Hill Country Village residents will have a little more yard to mow as soon as this summer's record-breaking drought loosens its grip.

A man convicted of murdering his aunt in 2003 had his conviction affirmed Wednesday by the 4th Court of Appeals, the Bexar County District Attorney's Office said.