Sallie Lewis

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sallie Lewis

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."New York City may be nicknamed “The City That Never Sleeps,” but intermixed amongst its world-class museums, incredible antique shops, buzzing streets, and award-winning restaurants is a mighty arsenal of wellness destinations and serene sanctuaries that feel a world away from the nation’s largest metropolis.

2 months ago | sanantoniomag.com | Sallie Lewis

San Antonio may be hosting the 2025 NCAA Men’s Final Four April 5-7, but behind the scenes and away from the spotlight, it’s the women who are making the shots. Jenny Carnes is the president and CEO of San Antonio Sports, the city’s 40-years-strong sports commission, without which she says the Final Four event would not happen. “The backbone of this whole operation starts with us, from the bid all the way to paying the bills when this is over later in the spring,” she said.

2 months ago | galeriemagazine.com | Sallie Lewis

West Palm Beach ceramic artist Kass O'Brien. Photo: Courtesy of Kass O'Brien West Palm Beach artisan Kass O'Brien forms brightly colored works cherished by designers like Celerie Kemble March 10, 2025 Kass O'Brien with one of her anemone cachepots.

2 months ago | sanantoniomag.com | Sallie Lewis

When it comes to San Antonio movers and shakers, Anne Krause has earned a well-deserved spot at the top of the list. Born in North Carolina and raised outside Chicago, Krause found her way to Texas during flight training after graduating from the Air Force Academy. Service was instilled in her at an early age, thanks to people like her grandfather, a B-29 pilot, and great-uncle, a B-24 pilot, and it has remained a hallmark of Krause’s illustrious career.

2 months ago | sanantoniomag.com | Sallie Lewis

Stephanie Guerra is a multi-hyphenate Latina entrepreneur, content creator, communications consultant and marketing whiz, as well as a self-proclaimed “San Antonio evangelist.”Growing up, some of her earliest memories took shape in Market Square, where her parents worked in the historic plaza’s curio shops. “I think my love for San Antonio and downtown started there,” she said.