Megan Stringer
Reporter, Axios San Antonio at Axios
Reporter @Axios San Antonio | Former City Hall beat @ExpressNews | Past lives reinventing local news @Report4America @soljourno | [email protected]
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axios.com | Megan Stringer
Cute coffee shop, fun drinks. Photo: Megan Stringer/Axiosš Megan here. I'm changing things up this week with a caffeine recommendation for all the coffee haters out there. State of sips: Creative and colorful matcha drinks are increasingly making their way onto the menus of San Antonio coffee shops. They've gained enough traction that even Starbucks felt the need to jump on the matcha trend this spring.
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axios.com | Megan Stringer
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axios.com | Megan Stringer |Jay Jordan |John Frank
Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosTexas' craft brewing market is on the decline, as closures outpaced openings last year and production slipped. Why it matters: The once-thriving industry is now struggling amid shifts in alcohol consumption, particularly among younger people, and brewers are looking for ways to adapt. By the numbers: Texas craft beer production reached 1.34 million barrels in 2024, an 8.7% drop from 2023, according to new data from the Brewers Association.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Megan Stringer
As Mayor Ron Nirenberg prepares to depart the office this summer, he's leaving San Antonio with more affordable housing money, transportation plans, a workforce development program and, most recently, major proposals to bring sports and development downtown. Why it matters: Nirenberg is set to be San Antonio's longest-serving mayor since the 1980s.
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axios.com | Megan Stringer
ğ Megan here. Speaking of kayaking, one of my favorite Fiesta events is the Mission Reach Flotilla Fiesta, where you can paddle for free. Zoom in: The annual event at Acequia Park always manages to feel lowkey, even with a crowd of cars along Mission Parkway. It's family-friendly, featuring a fishing clinic, an art activity and â of course â the kayaking, all for free. My experience: Getting an immersive view of the San Antonio River, without actually swimming, feels special.
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As Mayor @Ron_Nirenberg is on his way out, we sat down to chat about everything from the Texas Legislature to a new downtown Spurs arena: https://t.co/6cYAbxUyvS
Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos are leading San Antonio's mayoral race. Early results show voters opted for City Hall outsiders with strong fundraising and spending over longtime councilmembers: https://t.co/E3asuLCV00
If you're heading to the San Antonio Book Festival this weekend, here's a session to check out — a local author sharing a fictionalized story of the San Antonio pecan shellers strike for school-aged children: https://t.co/Dar4i9kc7I