Toyota's investing $3.6B in its San Antonio plant, adding 2,000 jobs, Methodist Hospital opened a new Midwifery Clinic in the Medical Center, Spurs Sports & Entertainment launched community conversations on the future downtown arena...and more!
Chamber member chefs Johnny Hernandez and Jason Dady brought local flavor to San Antonio Airport's new Terminal A, University Health's NICU kept its Level IV rating, the state's highest for newborn care, Fifth Army cased its colors after 55 years at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston... and more!
On July 1, 2026, LSA50 came together for the first of two legacy volunteer events, “Magic While You Wait Day,” a meaningful day designed to deepen connections among class members, strengthen learning through service, and celebrate San Antonio’s one-of-a-kind generosity of heart. The Magic While You Wait Day united LSA50 class members, Steering Committee and LSA Alumni in a city-wide mentoring opportunity and day of service experience in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS). The day offered participants an immediate and powerful opportunity to make a difference in the life of a child while learning more about the important work of BBBS and the children waiting to be matched with mentors.
The Greater San Antonio Chamber's Board of Investors gathered Monday to discuss the region's top legislative priorities heading into the 90th Texas Legislature, which convenes in January 2027. Greater Chamber leaders highlighted initiatives to strengthen the region's economic competitiveness, improve quality of life and prepare the community for future growth, while State Sen. José Menéndez shared his outlook on education, infrastructure and key legislative priorities.
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Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas, Inc. announced plans to add a second vehicle assembly line at its South San Antonio plant, a $3.6 billion investment expected to create 2,000 new jobs, Gov. Greg Abbott's office confirmed.
