Timberwood Park News

With 2009 shrinking in our rear-view mirror, we boldly motor into 2010 with an eye on the speedometer, a positive outlook and nothing to fear but fear itself.

The Bexar Metropolitan Water District announced Tuesday it is ending Stage 2 water restrictions on customers in Timberwood Park, Lookout Canyon and Canyon Springs.

Parents in the far reaches of Comal Independent School District had the opportunity in October to share questions and concerns with school board members in an informal meeting at Timberwood Park Elementary in San Antonio.

Thank you for your update on the Stone Oak water tank. However, the article read more like a Bexar Metropolitan Water District press release than factual reporting.

It won't be a multi-story tower as originally planned, but a 35-foot-tall Bexar Metropolitan Water District ground storage tank will be going up to serve northern parts of Stone Oak and Timberwood Park.

The San Antonio-Bexar County Metropolitan Planning Organization's transportation policy board defeated an amendment to nix tolls from plans to widen U.S. 281 on Monday despite heavy opposition from an audience that was largely anti-toll. The amendment was proposed by Bexar County Commissioner and board Chairman Tommy Adkisson and supported by ...

Despite drenching rains, San Antonio water officials are cautious in lifting restrictions after a summer in which residents experienced a drought of record.

After 30 years of managing Timberwood Park's common areas, the Timberwood Development Co.

In a 2004 profile in the San Antonio Express-News, Greg Mikesell talked about his focus on the quality and design of the houses he constructed.

Residents of Timber Oaks North, the neighborhood that recently saw Bexar Met blink during a stare-down over an unwelcome water tower, don't have a formal property owners' association.

While roasting amid drought and a summer heat wave, most of San Antonio is still under Stage 2 water restrictions.

Water restrictions are about to get even tougher for some BexarMet Water District customers.

Level 3 watering restrictions are about to kick in for some people living on the far north side of Bexar County because the Trinity Aquifer is running low.

The Bexar Metropolitan Water District board voted 7-0 Monday to suspend placing a water tower in a neighborhood between Stone Oak and Timberwood Park.