Colorectal cancer is a major killer in the U.S., but it’s relatively simple to prevent through early screening and detection, the topic of the May 10 free public lecture at the Cancer Therapy & Research Center at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Several methods exist for colorectal screening, but the gold standard is the colonoscopy, which has a reputation as an unpleasant experience that many people would rather avoid.
Providence Catholic School’s Athletic Department announces its Summer 2012 Sports Camps for girls. All camps are directed by the experienced coaching staff of Providence Catholic School, which is located in downtown San Antonio on the corner of Brooklyn and St. Mary’s Streets. Camps are available for basketball, volleyball, soccer and softball, and are open to any girl from 4th – 11th grades regardless of where she attends school.
Did you miss out on some of your favorite Fiesta events? With 100 official events in 11 days, it is bound to happen. NOWCastSA Community Journalist Daniel V. Pineda was on the scene at the Powwow last Saturday, the Battle of Flowers Parade on Friday and the Fiesta Flambeau Parade on Saturday. Below are slideshows of his photos from these colorful events.
REPLAY THE VIDEO: At a public presentation and open house at the downtown Central Library, people interested in the state of downtown San Antonio's streets and transportation issues got an update on the latest in the design and implementation process.
