Another use for mudbugs

SAN ANTONIO – Spring and summer is the time for crawfish boils. This fine delicacy is not for the faint of heart or finicky eaters. However, if eating the little mudbugs isn’t your thing, try the finger-puppet idea. I guarantee it will impress the kids. –dn

A South Texas trophy

SAN ANTONIO – Donnie Steele of G4 Spatial Technologies bagged a prize-worthy trophy on a recent hunt in Gonzales – a scimitar-horned oryx with horns measuring 38 ¾-in. Great hunt, Donnie! –ms...

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Exotic experience

SAN ANTONIO – Over the Mar. 10 weekend, Keith Schmidt, Schmidt Mechanical Group Inc., shot this 33.5-in. scimatar oryx bull. –dn...

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Signs of spring

SAN ANTONIO – A mama duck and her baby brood take an exploratory stroll around the Eden Neighborhood Association pond in Northeast San Antonio. –dn...

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Company showcase

SAN ANTONIO – Baker Triangle hosted an open house at its San Antonio location for customers and guests, Apr. 12. Nearly 150 guests attended the afternoon event and enjoyed an appetizer buffet while listening to a live band....

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Job Sights

SAN ANTONIO – Working on an exterior paint job in San Antonio is L-R: Edward Martinez Sr., Alex Martinez, Edward Martinez and Roy Gonzales, crew leader, JD Martinez Painting. –dn

Breaking ground for facility

SAN ANTONIO – HOLT CAT held its groundbreaking ceremony for the new Protech Training facility in San Antonio, Apr. 4. The 10,651-sf facility, located at 3302 South W.W. White Road, will enhance ProTech Trainings’ ability to deliver hands-on technical training.

Industry FOLKS – Rick Reynolds, P.E., Coyle SDA

SAN ANTONIO – Really busy is how one might describe Rick Reynolds a project engineer specializing in transportation engineering. He is also the project engineer for I-ENG-A of The Alamo Area, a new forensic engineering division of Coyle-SDA. Besides his double duty job assignment, Reynolds recently earned his professional engineering license.