
Fitness
Strength, Balance, Power, and Peace
Lakoa Fitness creates realistic fitness plans for busy people. Article by Erin Lyons | Photography by S&L Photography Many people have a negative perception of exercise. Perhaps past experiences felt too hard, or they didn’t see results, so continuing felt pointless. Laurena Mitchell wants to change that perception, and she has created something unique at Lakoa Fitness. She wants to meet people where they are at and create realistic plans that help them reach their goals. Laurena’s love for...
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Fitness
A Spa That Loves You Back
Rediscover your confidence inside The Fountain of Youth Spa Article by Chelsea Humphreys | Photography by MK Park Photography There are places you walk into and instantly feel your whole soul unclench. The Fountain of Youth Spa is absolutely one of them. Owner Denise Sanabria created this space for the person who has been doing everything for everyone else and finally needs a moment where someone says, sit down, breathe, we’ve got you. From the moment you step in, the vibe is calm but alive...
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Fitness
The Work Your Body Has Needed
Customized Therapeutic Sessions With A Noticed Difference Massage Studio Article by Chelsea Humphreys | Photography by S&L Photography and Eva Magana Kibby Photography. When people talk about A Noticed Difference Therapeutic Massage Studio, they always start with the feeling. There is a calm in this place that settles into you before you even reach the table. The lights soften. The noise fades. Your whole body goes, finally. That energy exists because Leah, the founder, built her studio around...
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Life + Culture
A Little Box of San Antonio Joy
Inside every San Antonio in a Box is a taste of home, a bit of heart, and a whole lot of local love. Article by Allison Craig | Photography by Courtney Warden Photography San Antonio in a Box | sanantonioinabox.com San Antonio in a Box began with one simple idea: gifts should feel personal. What started as a small way to share hometown favorites has grown into a go-to for thoughtful, meaningful gifting. Each box celebrates the city’s makers, featuring small-batch sweets, spicy salsas...
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Arts + Culture
The Magic of Giving
Through love, generosity, and the dedication of volunteers, the Elf Louise Christmas Project helps make Christmas brighter for families in need. Article by Erin Lyons | Photography by Chelsea Humphreys Christmas can be a magical and joy-filled time. But for some families, financial challenges make it impossible to have presents under the tree. Thanks to generous community donations and the hard work of dedicated volunteers, the Elf Louise Christmas Project brings gifts to thousands of families...
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Education
The Sleigh Reimagined
Who needs reindeer when your sleigh comes with heated seats and a third row? Article by Chelsea Humphreys You know what is better than a one-horse open sleigh? A 2026 Lexus TX with a third row you can control from the front seat. North Park Lexus is bringing holiday sparkle early this year with the newest release of the Lexus TX, a luxury SUV that feels more like a private cabin than a car. It is sleek, refined, and now available in Matador Red, a bold color that practically begs for a red...
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Arts + Culture
Not Your Average Fourth Grade Classroom
Multiplication with a rap, division with a rhyme, and confidence taught every single time. Article by Chelsea Humphreys | Photography by Yvette Hartridge Walk into Mrs. Schroeder’s classroom at Wilderness Oak Elementary and you will find more than desks and books. You will find a space that feels like home. Bright pillows line a cozy carpet area. Wobble stools and rolling chairs give students freedom to learn in ways that feel comfortable. Laughter echoes as rhymes and silly raps turn tricky...
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Arts + Culture
Always There for Stone Oak
At Station 46, being a firefighter is not just what they do. It’s who they are. Article by Erin Lyons | Photography by Chelsea Humphreys As I walked up to Station 46 on Evans Road in Stone Oak, I heard machinery and laughter. The firefighters were working as a team to check their truck and raise its ladder. Cooperation and focus were balanced with humor and lightheartedness. While it was obvious that safety was their top priority, a comfortable and friendly atmosphere filled the entire...
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Arts + Culture
Faith in Action Restores Hope
Serving neighbors, restoring hope, and building faith after floods. Article by Chelsea Humphreys When floodwaters swept across Hunt, Kerrville, and the surrounding Hill Country this summer, devastation followed in their wake. Homes were destroyed, families displaced, and entire neighborhoods left in shock. Roads were impassable, debris piled high, and families stood in front of houses they no longer recognized. While the community reeled from loss, help arrived quickly. Within twenty-four...
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Life + Culture
Brie-lieve the Hype
Charcuterie artist Austyn Burgamy transforms fresh, organic ingredients into vibrant edible art that brings people together and sparks conversation. Article by Chelsea Humphreys Some see a charcuterie board as snacks on a slab. Austyn Burgamy sees it as edible art, layered with color, texture, and intention. Every board is a composition, a balance of flavor and beauty designed to draw people in before they even take a bite. “I love any excuse to throw a party,” Austyn says with an easy...
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