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City of Windcrest

8601 Midcrown

Windcrest, TX 78239-2598

City Administration & Municipal Court

Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 210-655-0022

Contracted Post Office

Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Closed 12:00 PM - 1:00PM Daily

Interim City Manager: Natalia Witmer Ext. 2820 | nwitmer@windcrest-tx.gov

City Council

Mayor: Dan Reese 210-419-0099 | dreese@windcrest-tx.gov

Mayor Pro Tem/Place 2: Cindy Strzelecki cstrzelecki@windcrest-tx.gov

Place 1: Susie Hamilton shamilton@windcrest-tx.gov

Place 3: Greg Turner gturner@windcrest-tx.gov

Place 4: Marcus Yax 210-246-8895 | myax@windcrest-tx.gov

Place 5: Adam Astleford aastleford@windcrest-tx.gov

City Departments: 210-655-0022

City Secretary: Rachel C. Dominguez Ext: 2100 | citysecretary@windcrest-tx.gov

Permits: Shannon Strey Ext. 2430 | permits@windcrest-tx.gov

Municipal Court: Claudia Carrera Ext. 2250 | court@windcrest-tx.gov

Public Works: Ext. 2490

Finance: Natalia Witmer (MFO) Ext. 2820 | nwitmer@windcrest-tx.gov

Utilities: Suzanne Gonzales

Mon – Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Ext. 1053 | utilities@windcrest-tx.gov

Fire Department: Chief Ivan Hernandez Ext. 2180 | firechief@windcrest-tx.gov

FD Admin: Casey Ybarra Ext. 2320 | cybarra@windcrest-tx.gov

Fire Inspector: Tim Zelenak Ext. 2990 | tzelenak@windcrest-tx.gov

Police Department: Interim Chief, David Ellis Ext. 2130 | dellis@windcrest-tx.gov

Code Enforcement | Animal Control 210-655-2666

City Website: www.windcrest-tx.gov

Windcrest Economic Development Corporation

Director: Mario Hernandez 210-469-6802 | mhernandez@windcrest-tx.gov

Coordinator: Karen K. Nelson 210-469-6800 | knelson@windcrest-tx.gov

Bexar County Water District #10

General Manager: David Wallace 210-655-2888 | gmbcwcid10@gmail.com

Mon – Thu 8 AM – 4 PM | Fri 8 AM – 3 PM Water Emergencies: 210-422-4159

24-Hour Police Non-Emergency 210-655-2666 ALL EMERGENCIES - 911 FIRE

Mayor’s Message Dan Reese

We began July with a great Independence Day celebration and we had a wonderful time! The weather was kind to us. Sadly, as the day unfolded, we learned of the tragedy that occurred in the Kerrville area. As a reminder, if you want to support the disaster efforts, one way is the official fund set up through the local Community Foundation of the Texas Hill County. Checks can be made out to “Kerr County Relief Fund” and mailed to 241 Earl Garrett Street, Kerrville, TX 78028. The website: https:// cftexashillcountry.fcsuite.com. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by this disaster.

November Elections. The City of Windcrest will hold elections for three positions this November. The Mayor, Council Place 4 (currently held by Marcus Yax), and Council Place 5 (currently held by Adam Astleford). It’s still early, but there are important dates you need to keep in mind, and here they are:

• First day to file for a place was on July 19th

• Last day to file for a place: August 18th

• Last day to register to vote: October 6th

• Last day to apply for a ballot by mail: October 24th (received, NOT Postmarked)

• Early voting: October 20th through October 31st (times vary)

• Election Day: Tuesday, November 4th

Early voting and Election Day voting will take place at Takas Park Civic Center.

FY 2025/2026 Budget. The City Council scheduled budget workshops on July 16th, 17th and 18th. These meetings were working sessions and, as always, open to the public. I expect we will hold our public hearing on the budget and tax rate at our August 18th City Council meeting (tentative) and pass the 2025/2026 budget at our September 15th City Council meeting (tentative). As we have done in the past, we will put the budget on the agenda on every City Council meeting until it’s finalized so it can be discussed as needed.

Young Citizen to Be Heard. On May 5, 2025, a young 16-year-old named Jayden Perez stepped up to the podium during Citizens to Be Heard and expressed some very thoughtful ideas on how we might improve morale in our employees and citizens. Jayden also gave a good idea about how we might improve communication in our city. I know that Mayor Pro Tem Cindy Strzelecki made time after the meeting to meet with Jayden and mentor him. I’ve had the honor of knowing Jayden since he was born and just recently learned of his interest in government. Jayden participated in Texas Boys State this summer and ran for Senator. He was accepted as an intern in the local office for State Senator José Menéndez this summer before he goes back to school. He helped me during the July 4th festivities and I took him to lunch at the Northeast Partnership to meet other Mayors in the area. Jayden wondered why the voting age is 18, while our Charter restricts anyone under the age of 21 from serving on the Council or our commissions. Might be something we consider in the next Charter revision.

“Coffee with the Mayor” happens every Saturday that I am in town. Please see my Facebook page (Dan Reese, Mayor, City of Windcrest) for updates. We begin at 8:30AM at Las Palapas on Walzem. You are welcome to come anytime you wish and leave as you choose to. Coffee is on me!

Dan Reese

“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another” - Charles Dickens

Code Enforcement & Compliance

By Daniel Fox, Police Code Compliance Agent

For starters, the city and I would like to thank those of you who have been maintaining your properties, even during the hot days. YARDS! This is an area that needs attention. We have seen a rise in overgrown grass, shrubbery, and weeds throughout the city. After receiving a notice to cut or trim, if not completed, you could be issued a summons to appear in court. If you are planning on doing any property maintenance, take time to hydrate, wear protective clothing and take breaks under the shade. If you didn’t know, please be aware the city is not responsible for cutting all the shrubbery, grass, weeds, and tree branch growth in the alley behind your fence, that is the responsibility of the resident/property owner.

Please help your community by assisting those who could use your help. If it’s within your ability or means to do so, lend a helping hand!

If you need any assistance or want to report a violation of the Windcrest City Code, please contact your Code Enforcement Agent via the Windcrest Police Department Dispatcher at 210655-2666 or fill out the Report a Concern form on the City website.

Community First POLICE DEPARTMENT

By David Ellis Interim Windcrest Chief of Police

The first day of the 2025/26 school year starts August 11. Remember to watch out for kids and obey the traffic laws as you enter school zones. Officers will not only be watching for speeders, but also drivers who may be texting. Please don’t allow yourself to become distracted by text or phone calls when driving. It only takes a second for a tragedy to happen.

By Jennifer Newman, President, WEDC Board

Boosting Business in Windcrest: The Power of a Google Review

In Windcrest, where community drives our economy, a Google review can be a game-changer for local businesses. But why does it matter, and how does it affect a business's customer base? The first aspect is visibility. Positive reviews boost a business's ranking on Google, making it more likely to appear when someone searches for a service—like a coffee shop or plumber. Studies show that 87% of consumers check reviews before choosing a local business, so a strong rating draws new customers. This edge can mean more foot traffic and sales for Windcrest's small businesses. The second impact is trust. A 5-star review with a personal touch builds confidence, acting like a digital word-of-mouth recommendation. It's a lifeline for local shops competing with big chains. Conversely, few or negative reviews can deter potential customers. Finally, reviews demonstrate loyalty. When businesses respond to reviews—thanking fans or addressing concerns—they show care, turning one-time buyers into regulars. Higher ratings often lead to higher revenue as customers spend more where they feel valued. When Windcrest residents take two minutes to review their favorite spots and business owners encourage feedback, we can grow our local economy—one review at a time!

2-1-1 is a free, anonymous social service hotline that helps people find information and resources in their community.

Light-Up Windcrest 2025: “A Storybook Christmas”

Bring Your Favorite Stories to Life!

The City of Windcrest invites you to celebrate the season with lights, imagination, and a bit of storytelling magic. This year’s Light-Up theme, “A Storybook Christmas,” encourages residents to decorate their homes inspired by their favorite tales—holiday or not!

From timeless novels to beloved movies, fairy tales, or even personal family stories, any story counts. Your decorations can reflect holiday classics, fantasy adventures, children’s books, or iconic scenes from films or plays. Creativity is key!

Here’s a glimpse at two of this year’s seven judging categories:

Craft / Best Use of Homemade Décor

This category celebrates handmade touches that bring a story to life. Think DIY character cutouts, handmade sleighs or castles, or a custom gingerbread village. Judges will look for originality, storytelling, and craftsmanship.

Most Welcoming

Make your entrance feel like the first page of a magical story! Whether it’s a cozy mailbox, a whimsical porch, or a front yard filled with charm, this category honors warmth and creativity that invites neighbors into your tale.

For more ideas, full category descriptions, and participation details, visit the official Light-Up Windcrest webpage: www.windcrest-tx.gov/190/Windcrest-Light-Up We can’t wait to see your stories shine!

Whether you choose The Wizard of Oz, Star Wars, Harry Potter, or your own family tradition, let your decorations tell a story and light up Windcrest with meaning and joy.

Light-Up Windcrest is more than just lights—it’s about sharing what we love and building community through creativity.

CLUB

Summer break has come to an end and the Windcrest Women’s Club is back in a big way with the first meeting of our 2025-2026 season! This special and exciting meeting will be at 10AM at Takas Park Civic Center on Wednesday, August 13th, where our program

ooking for a way to meet your neighbors, make new friends, and volunteer in our community? The Windcrest Women’s Club has you covered on that, and a whole lot more! Membership is open to all women residing in Windcrest and we welcome women who wish to join from outside the City through sponsorship by a club member. Annual dues are only $20! Sign up using the QR code, or online at www.windcrestwomensclub.com and be sure to check out our merch page!

F.D.News FIRE DEPARTMENT

By Ivan Hernandez Windcrest Fire Chief

Backpacks, Pencils, and Smoke Alarms: It’s August in Windcrest!

It’s that magical time of year again when parents are doing backflips in the school supply aisle and kids are faking fevers like they’re auditioning for an Emmy. That’s right, school is back! While you’re labeling lunchboxes and wondering how your child’s backpack weighs more than your gym PR, your friendly neighborhood fire department has a few fire safety tips:

Morning Mayhem Fire Drill Tip #1: If your morning routine looks like a NASCAR pit stop with toast flying, shoes missing, and the dog chewing on someone’s sock, now’s a great time to practice your home fire escape plan. If you can get everyone out by 7:30AM with matching shoes, you can get out of your house safely in under 2 minutes.

Back-to-School Fire Safety Tip #2: Before you plug in 14 things into one outlet to power your kid’s laptop, tablet, nightlight, lava lamp, and electric pencil sharpener, ask yourself, would Fire Chief Hernandez approve of this? Spoiler: I would not. Use a surge protector, not a spark distributor.

Bonus Tip from the Chief: If your student’s off to college, remind them that candles in dorms aren’t a vibe, they’re a violation. And a guaranteed way to meet the local fire department at 3AM. We’re nice, but it’s not a fun visit.

Stay safe, Windcrest, and if your kid says their homework got eaten by the smoke alarm, we’ll back them up. Just this once.

Chief Hernandez

Windcrest Fire Department

P.S. Don’t forget to test your smoke alarms and high-five your kids for surviving another summer with you. You’ve both earned it.

By Tim Zelenk Windcrest Fire Inspector

WHAT IS A KNOX HOME BOX?

A Knox Home Box is a highly secure container used for storing keys for home access. In case of an emergency, the Windcrest Fire Department can access the box with a master key. Only Windcrest Fire Department has the master key. The box features a Medco Lock and Key. The Medco locking system guards against unauthorized key duplication. Once the resident’s key is placed inside and locked, only the Windcrest Fire Department will have access to the key.

BENEFITS

-Provides rapid access into the home without causing unnecessary damage to doors and windows from forced entry.

-Enhances the Windcrest Fire Department’s ability to protect the health and safety of our residents.

-Independent senior citizens and disabled residents receive necessary services more quickly during emergencies.

-If you ever accidentally lock yourself out of your home, the Windcrest Fire Department can let you back into your home, without causing any damage or an expensive locksmith bill.

The Knox Home Box can be ordered from the Knox Box Co. at www.knoxbox.com or by calling (800)552-5669. Knox Boxes are now available locally through the Windcrest Fire Department. The cost of the Knox Home Box (Wall Mount Only) is $100.00 if it’s purchased from the Windcrest Fire Department. If any resident has any questions about the Knox Home Box or would like to purchase a Knox Home Box, please contact Windcrest Fire Department at (210)655-0022 or firechief@windcrest-tx.gov

TxWeACT

Meetings: the 4th Tuesday of the month

What Is an Urban Fox?

Urban foxes have adapted to life in our concrete jungles, becoming skilled scavengers in city environments. You might wonder, why don’t they just move farther out? The answer is simple: foxes tend to stay within 7 miles of where they’re born. That area becomes their territory for hunting and breeding.

What Do Urban Foxes Eat?

Foxes are opportunistic eaters. They’ll scavenge from gardens, garbage bins, and dumpsters, but they also hunt rodents like mice, rats, and other small mammals.

Urban Fox Behavior

Wild foxes are generally skittish around humans, but urban foxes have become more accustomed to people. In some neighborhoods, residents even form bonds with foxes by feeding them.

Where Do They Live?

Urban foxes often dig dens inside yards, under decks, or near wooded areas. It’s common for them to have multiple dens and move between them, hiding in plain sight.

Are They Dangerous?

Foxes are wild animals, so concerns about safety are natural. However, attacks on pets are extremely rare. Urban foxes primarily feed on rodents and will usually avoid confrontation with cats or dogs.

FAQs: Where do they go during the day?

CONCRETE IDEAS, LLC.

Urban foxes are nocturnal. During the day, they rest in wooded areas, underbrush, or abandoned buildings.

Will they attack cats?

It’s very rare. Cities offer plenty of easier food sources, like rodents and human scraps. - Chad Fox

About the Author:

Chad Fox is a researcher dedicated to educating the public about foxes and supports animal sanctuary awareness.

GARDEN CLUB

By: Narquiz Cervantes

Happy Summer Windcrest Garden Club members. Our next Garden Club cycle for 2025-2026 begins in the month of September. A reminder that one of our yearly traditions in September is the collection of school supplies for distribution in our neighborhood elementary and high schools. We are still working on the Windcrest Garden Club brochure for 20252026 where the date of the first general membership meeting will be posted. So, gather crayons, pens, markers, notebook paper, and all those materials needed to get children off to a good start in the classroom. As we look back over our year, I have included on this page some pictures from some of the events: Lunch and Love volunteers at Crossroads Church and one of our successful evening mixers at Giuseppe’s restaurant. The pictures clearly show that volunteers, teamwork, and camaraderie are vital ingredients for the success of the Garden Club. We hope to continue these efforts in the coming year. There will be new field trip venues, new guest speakers, make and take activities, evening wine mixers, and we will be adding to our schedule two more general membership meetings. We look forward to welcoming new members.

Windcrest Golf

By Mary Wold

Sizzling Temperatures, Sizzling Grills, and Fizzling Drinks to keep you cool! Find a good way to pass the hot sizzle of August with a round of golf at Windcrest Golf. Ladies Play every Thursday, Tee time is 8:30AM. We welcome all levels of lady golfers. For more information, please call Mary at 210-608-9645.

LIONS CLUB NEWS

By Lion Tim Flick

Please help me welcome the new Lion’s Club president for 2025 – 2026, Lion John Hayward!

Lion John and his team of officers were installed effective June 24, 2025! ROAR! This is going to be another great Lion year! Lion John is very involved in the community and was just awarded the Lion of the Year for 2024 – 25. The Windcrest Lion’s Club is one of the largest and most active in the San Antonio area, I know Lion John will do a great job and will help us reach even higher heights.

I hope everyone enjoyed the Fourth of July parade we had in Windcrest! As I write this, the weather channel says we should have good weather! Here’s hoping you enjoyed the music, the food, and had lots of fun. The Lion’s Club not only walked in the parade, but we also had a booth at City Hall to talk to people interested in serving our community.

The Windcrest Lions are strong supporters of the Texas Lions Camp (TLC). We sponsored multiple local children this summer to attend the camp! We recently joined Lions from our District to serve a chili dog dinner to the amazing Down Syndrome and Burn Campers at the camp. Their smiles and spirit were the perfect reminder of why we do what we do! The Texas Lions Camp provides free camping experiences for kids with physical challenges or diabetes. The Camp is cost-free to the families, all expenses are paid by Lions Clubs in Texas and generous donations from people like you.

Looking to Start a Group or Club?

Looking to start a walking group, bike riding group, book club? Let us know so we can get the word out for you. This would be a great way to get to know your neighbors.

Send an email to: editorial@neighborhoodnews.com

On 23 August 1775, the Proclamation of Rebellion was the response of George III to the Battle of Bunker. It declared elements of the American colonies in a state of "open and avowed rebellion" and encouraged subjects throughout the empire to report anyone carrying on "traitorous correspondence" with the rebels.

The Proclamation of Rebellion

On 6 December 1775, the Continental Congress issued a response to the Proclamation saying that, while they had always been loyal to the King, Parliament never had legitimate claim to authority over them, because the colonies were not democratically represented. Congress argued it was their duty to continue resisting Parliament's violations of the British Constitution, and while they continued to hope to avoid the "calamities" of a civil war, they would retaliate if any supporters in Great Britain were punished for "favoring, aiding, or abetting the cause of American liberty."

The Proclamation weakened colonial attachment to the empire, and a movement towards independence became a reality, culminating in America's Declaration of Independence on 4 July 1776.

Join the James McHenry Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution at 10am on Saturday, October 11th at the Windcrest Civic Center. Questions? Contact us at JamesMcHenryDAR@ gmail.com

Animal Care & Control

By Animal Control Officer Carrillo

Happy Warm August Windcrest Residents! Check out our list of dogs ready for adoption or come to the adoption events held at PetSmart or visit us at the Bark Park every Friday from 9AM to 11AM. We have adult dogs, puppies, medium to large dogs and occasionally a small, adorable dog that needs a soft lap to lay on. Take the time to view the board at City Hall or scroll through the Windcrest Website. If any one of them catches your eye, please give us a call. All our dogs are vetted and spayed/neutered before going to a new home.

Lastly, it’s HOT! Keep cool water available for your pets. Watch out for the wild animals that are looking for a water source. Consider a fence around your pool or a ramp for them to escape from a watery death.

Pet Adoption Event

The Windcrest Animal Control Department is hosting a pet adoption event. Help find a home for the pets at our shelter! All pets have been vaccinated, microchipped, and fixed. All adoption fees are currently being waved.

MAINTENANCE CONTRACT

Provides one A/C preventive maintenance inspection and one heater/furnace preventive maintenance inspection each year that the contract is active.

During the life of this contract North East will waive all diagnostic fees (currently $99 per visit) for any HVAC services rendered.

Date: Saturday, August 16, 2025

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location: PetSmart

Address: 8520 Fourwinds Dr.Windcrest, TX 78239

School Bus reminder

As students go back to school please be aware of school bus rules, respect the speed limits posted as children will be waiting at bus stops, crossing the roads, and walking to and from school. Please take extra caution.

According to Texas statute, a driver – traveling in either direction on a roadway – must stop when approaching a school bus that is stopped and operating a visual signal. The driver may not proceed until one of the following occurs: the school bus resumes motion; the operator is signaled by the bus driver to proceed; or the visual signal is no longer activated.

If a road is divided only by a left-turning lane, drivers on both sides of the roadway must stop for school buses with alternating red flashing lights activated. However, if the lanes are separated by an intervening space or physical barrier, only motorists traveling in the same direction as the bus are required to stop.

School Bus Traffic Laws: www.dps.texas.gov

8601 Midcrown

Windcrest, TX 78239-2598

Molly Pruitt Library Newsletter

August 2025

Baby Story Time

Sundays from 10 am-11 am

Babies experience the sounds and structure of language through rhythm, rhyme and repetition. Recommended for babies up to 18 months

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August 2025

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August 5, 5:30pm

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Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

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August 5, 5:30pm

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Molly Pruitt Library Newsletter

Family Story Time

August 2025

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Children and their families enjoy stories, songs, and activities that develop early literacy skills and foster curiosity. Recommended for children 18 months to 5 years old

Sundays from 11:15 am- 12pm

Baby Story Time Sundays from 10 am-11 am

Molly Pruitt Library Newsletter

Teen Time

Teen Book Club

August 2025

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Babies experience the sounds and structure of language through rhythm, rhyme and repetition Recommended for babies up to 18 months

August 5, 5:30pm

Join yoga instructor Ms Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate. Yoga mats and snacks are provided For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

Babies experience the sounds and structure of language through rhythm, rhyme and repetition Recommended for babies up to 18 months.

Sundays from 10 am-11 am

Kids and Family

Teens ages 13-18

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Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens.

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Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

Teens ages 13-18

Babies experience the sounds and structure of language through rhythm, rhyme and repetition Recommended for babies up to 18 months.

Teen Book Club

Children and their families enjoy stories, songs, and activities that develop early literacy skills and foster curiosity

Sunday, August 3, 2025, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Family Yoga

August 5, 5:30pm

Join yoga instructor Ms. Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers.

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Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

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Children and their families enjoy stories, songs, and activities that develop early literacy skills and foster curiosity Recommended for children 18 months to 5 years old.

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Sunday, August 3, 2025, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more.

Table Top Thursdays

Join yoga instructor Ms Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

Teen Book Club

Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

Teens ages 13-18

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more

Teens ages 13-18 Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

Join yoga instructor Ms Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided. For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

Trading Card Club

Join yoga instructor Ms. Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided. For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

Teen Time

Table Top Thursdays

Teen Book Club

Join yoga instructor Ms Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program. Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

Join yoga instructor Ms Lissette for a fun and invigorating children's yoga program Parents are encouraged to participate Yoga mats and snacks are provided For children ages 2-12 and their caregivers

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Sunday, August 3, 2025, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens

Thursdays, 5:00 – 6:30pm

Teens ages 13-18

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Teens ages 13-18

Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month.

Teens ages 13-18

Teen Time Teens ages 13-18

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Teens ages 13-18

Sunday, August 3, 2025, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Teen Time Teens ages 13-18

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Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month.

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

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Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more.

Trading Card Club

Teens ages 13-18

Table Top Thursdays

Beginning Genealogy Adults

Join other teens in conversations about a new young adult book every month

Table Top Thursdays

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more

Teens ages 13-18

Beginning Genealogy

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh!

Teens ages 13-18

Adults

Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens.

Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 2:30– 3:30pm

Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens

Teens ages 13-18

Teens ages 13-18 Thursdays, 5:00 – 6:30pm

Are you interested in finding out more about your family's history? Not sure where to start? Join us for an opportunity to learn some basic rules to get you started with genealogy research and resources available to you through the San Antonio Public Library

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more

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Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more.

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Thursdays, 5:00 – 6:30pm

Table Top Thursdays

Beginning Genealogy

Beginning Genealogy Adults

Teens ages 13-18

Adults

Ages 13-18 only

Thursdays, 5:00 – 6:30pm

Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

Puzzle Club

Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 2:30– 3:30pm

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

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Teen Time

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

Teens ages 13-18

Trading Card Club

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens

Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 2:30– 3:30pm

eens ages 13-18

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more

Trading Card Club

Thursdays & Fridays, 4:00-5:00 pm

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more

Teens ages 13-18

beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm out with the Trading Card Club can learn and play different games--Pokémon, Magic: The hering, and Yu-Gi-Oh!

Are you interested in finding out more about your family's history? Not sure where to start?

Teens ages 13-18

Pruitt Book Club

Enjoy playing both competitive and/or collaborative tabletop games with other teens.

Beginning

Genealogy

Pruitt Book Club

Trading Card Club

Adults

Teens ages 13-18

Teen Time @ Pruitt is your time to hang out What we do is up to you! You can play games, work on projects, create crafts, make friends, and more.

Ages 13-18 only

Adults

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Adults

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Join us for an opportunity to learn some basic rules to get you started with genealogy research and resources available to you through the San Antonio Public Library.

Beginning Genealogy Adults

Adults

Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

Adults

Saturday, August 23, 2025, 10:30 – 11:30am

Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

Trading Card Club

Teens ages 13-18

Pruitt Book Club Adults

Teens ages 13-18

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Wednes Are you your fam Join us f rules resea throu Trading Card Club Teens ages 13-18

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Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 2:30– 3:30pm

Beginning Genealogy Adults

Puzzle Club Adults

During this month's meeting, we will discuss the book The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger

Saturday, August 23, 2025, 10:30 – 11:30am

Puzzle Club

Adults

During this month's meeting, we will discuss the book The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger Saturday

Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 2:30– 3:30pm

Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

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Help us kick off the first meeting of our Puzzle Club at Pruitt Library! Each month we'll meet to try out a different type of puzzle while enjoying some snacks and conversation. This month we'll try out Murdle, the addicting mystery logic puzzle series

Pruitt Book Club

Adults

Puzzle Club Adults

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

Trading Card Club

Teens ages 13-18

Pruitt Book Club Adults

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Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh!

Saturday, August 23, 2025, 10:30 – 11:30am

Adults

Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh!

During this month's meeting, we will discuss the book The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger.

Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

Wednesdays beginning August 13, 5 – 6pm

Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

Ages 13-18 only

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Come hangout with the Trading Card Club where you can learn and play different trading card games--Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Ages 13-18 only

Ages 13-18 only

During this month's meeting, we will discuss the book The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger

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Help us kick off the first meeting of our Puzzle Club at Pruitt Library! Each month we'll meet to try out a different type of puzzle while enjoying some snacks and conversation This month we'll try out Murdle, the addicting mystery logic puzzle series.

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Saturday, August 23, 2025, 10:30 – 11:30am

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Saturday, August 16, 2025, 11am – 12pm

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Saturday, August 23, 2025, 10:30 – 11:30am

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