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Treviño embraces controversy in District 1 City Council race Brian Chasnoff, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail San Antonio Board of Realtors The polarizing issues of homelessness, police reform and redevelopment of the Alamo are among those animating the City Council race in District 1, where Councilman Roberto Treviño is seeking re-election to a final term and attempting to fend off five challengers. Most of Treviño’s opponents in the downtown district have never held an elected office. Only Lauro Bustamante, 70, has won a past race; the attorney was elected to the board of the Edwards Aquifer Authority in 2006 but has since left the post. ....
COLUMBIA- The Columbia Adopt-a-Spot Beautification Program has signs all across the city, but very rarely do these signs have people taking to social media to answer questions. For the last two years, people driving north on South Providence Road have passed by this sign. It has created a conversation about the phrase that reads The Schultz s (Not Scott). The owners of the sign, Steve and Tracy Schultz, have used the sign to not only help clean up Columbia, but to give the community a little bit of humor. We adopted the sign for two reasons. One I work for a company called Bartlett & West, a civil engineering company, and one of our core values is serving others through caring for our community, Schultz said. It also shows my son that giving back to the community is important. ....