Richard “Rich” Michael Beem is an American professional golfer, best renowned for his upset victory at the 2002 PGA Championship, and for his hole-in-one 2007 Nissan Open at Riviera. In this article, let’s know more about his humble beginnings and how he was able to score such remarkable feats in golf sports … Read more
The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP) is an accredited private educational and training institution of allied health professions with nine campuses around Texas. Tracing its roots in 1953, CHCP now serves a leader in the medical career education, helping thousands of students start their professional healthcare journey, and guiding them towards … Read more
Lying on the San Antonio River Walks’ southern bank, La Villita is an artisan village that features art galleries, souvenir kiosks, locally handmade goods, pottery, custom jewelry, and gift shops at the center of downtown San Antonio. Listed under the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, the “little village” also boasts various … Read more
Converse is a city situated in Bexar County, about 15 miles or 24 kilometers northeast of the downtown San Antonio area. Considered to be one of the best locations to live in Texas, Converse presents the skimpy suburban ambiance, with a stunning collection of parks and restaurants that residents and visitors enjoy. … Read more
From the San Antonio Spurs to the Riverwalk and the Alamo, the city of San Antonio, Texas, has a plethora of attractions for visitors that keep it unique. On top of our list of attractions is the ever-famous Fiesta San Antonio. Fiesta San Antonio is a yearly city-wide celebration for paying tribute … Read more
The Battle of Flowers Parade is the event that launched San Antonio’s Fiesta. In 1891, a group of ladies decorated horse-drawn carriages to parade in front of the Alamo and showered each other with flower blossoms. The Parade was organized to honor the heroes from the battles of the Alamo and San … Read more
Downtown San Antonio is considered as the central business district of San Antonio, Texas. Aside from this, it is also the urban core of Greater San Antonio. This area was built on San Pedro Creek banks during the early 1700s, and it initially served as a Spanish mission. Over the centuries, Downtown … Read more
The Toyota Center is an indoor arena in downtown Houston, Texas, and it is the home of the Houston Rockets of the NBA. The arena was constructed in July 2001, and it officially opened in October 2003. The Toyota Center costs about $235 million to build, and the City of Houston paid … Read more
The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo are one of the most significant events in San Antonio because it has about two million visitors every year. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association considers the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo as one of the United States’ top rodeos. For over 14 years, this … Read more
NRG Stadium, formerly known as the Reliant Stadium, is a multi-purpose stadium situated in Houston, Texas. It has a seating capacity of 72,220, and it costs around $352 million to construct. Since its opening in 2002, the NRG Stadium became the home of the Texas Bowl, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Houston … Read more