GEORGE STRAIT

Roughly an hour north of downtown San Antonio is a 2,270-acre ranch that sits next to George Strait’s Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort.

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King of Country George Strait gives a shoutout to King of Rancheras Vicente Fernandez.

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The King of Country, George Strait, will perform at the grand opening of the Moody Center in Austin in April 2022.

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Austin City Limits Music Festival has announced its lineup for 2021 and the list includes some major acts, including Texas country music royalty George Strait.

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Take a look inside another million-dollar San Antonio home in the exclusive Dominion neighborhood.

Jen is Texas Trippin’! She stops by Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort, co-owned by Texas country music legend George Strait, to show us all the social distancing fun and relaxation this destination has to offer. Watch today to find out what this mystery dish is! Have you seen the Texas dog that refused to come in from the snow and even said “no” to his owner? pic.twitter.com/lBuABVnEVR — SA Live (@SALiveKSAT) February 25, 2021SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12.

SAN ANTONIO – George Strait’s Dominion compound is still for sale after going through another price cut. Currently listed for $7.5 million, the country crooners former mansion is located at 10 Davenport Lane on one of the most exclusive streets in the guard-gated Dominion neighborhood. Despite being almost 8,000 square feet, the home has just three bedrooms but a detached casita offers a fourth bedroom. The home was listed at $8.9 million as recently as October 2019 and has gone through several price changes since its original listing several years ago. AdSee photos of the exclusive listing, provided by Realtor Tamara Strait, below:10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)10 Davenport Lane in The Dominion (Phyllis Browning Company)Related:

The result is the most detailed and complete account of inaugural spending in decades. Few records document inaugural committee spending in the state, and those that exist are inconsistent about how expenditures are categorized year to year. Instead, the inaugural committee spent nearly twice that — 19% — on fundraising last year. Five days after that, a process server tried to deliver the lawsuit to Bugg, the chair of the inaugural committee. Aleshire said there’s no reason why the Texas Inaugural Committee should be walled off from scrutiny.

SAN ANTONIO – What did George Strait say to the pumpkin? Now that it’s officially fall, pumpkin patches are starting to pop up in San Antonio and the surrounding areas. Some local churches that are known for their pumpkin patches have made announcements on social media that they’re canceling the tradition for 2020. Map of pumpkin patch locations:The times and dates for pumpkin patches vary by location so be sure to check the website or social media page of the place you’re planning to visit. More pumpkin news:Giant corn maze opening near San Antonio in SeptemberPumpkin spice lattes return to StarbucksPumpkin spice latte makes early return to Dunkin' in August

This combination photo shows, from left, songwriter Dean Dillon, singer Hank Williams, Jr., and singer Marty Stuart, who are the newest inductees to the Country Music Hall of Fame.

This combination photo shows, from left, songwriter Dean Dillon, singer Hank Williams, Jr., and singer Marty Stuart, who are the newest inductees to the Country Music Hall of Fame. (AP Photo)NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Hank Williams Jr., Marty Stuart and songwriter Dean Dillon are the newest inductees to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Announced by the Country Music Association on Wednesday, Williams, who often is referred to as Hank Jr. or the nickname Bocephus, will join his father, country legend Hank Williams Sr., in the Hall of Fame's rotunda. 1 Billboard Hot Country songs with his first one coming at the age of 21 in 1970. To be officially inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame is beyond words.

AUSTIN, Texas Former Texas Rangers great Ivan Pudge Rodriguez has a message for fans and Texans in the fight against COVID-19. Now I want to ask you to wear your mask to keep our businesses safe for you, Rodriguez said in the PSA. Rodriguez is the fifth recognizable Texan to record a PSA for Gov. Abbott, himself, recorded the first PSA regarding COVID-19 safety protocols. Other PSAs:University of Texas football coach Tom Herman in new COVID-19 PSA: We need a team effortDallas Cowboys LB in new COVID-19 PSA: Wear a maskNolan Ryan in new COVID-19 PSA: Dont Be A KnuckleheadGovernor Abbott enlists help of George Strait to urge Texans to wear masks, keep social distanceGovernor Greg Abbott encourages Texans to wear face coverings in PSA

AUSTIN, Texas University of Texas football coach Tom Herman has a message for fans and Texans in the fight against COVID-19. And right now, we need a team effort to stop COVID-19, Herman said in the PSA. Herman is the fourth recognizable Texan to record a PSA for Gov. Abbott, himself, recorded the first PSA regarding COVID-19 safety protocols. Other PSAs:Dallas Cowboys LB in new COVID-19 PSA: Wear a maskNolan Ryan in new COVID-19 PSA: Dont Be A KnuckleheadGovernor Abbott enlists help of George Strait to urge Texans to wear masks, keep social distanceGovernor Greg Abbott encourages Texans to wear face coverings in PSA

AUSTIN, Texas Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl linebacker Jaylon Smith has a message for fans and Texans in the fight against COVID-19. I wear a face mask every single day on the football field to protect myself. Now Im switching it up to a different mask to protect myself and others around me, Smith said in the PSA. While Abbott is encouraging Texans to wear a mask, he has refused to allow local officials to issue mandates that would make wearing a face mask mandatory, saying he believes in individual responsibility." Other PSAs:Nolan Ryan in new COVID-19 PSA: Dont Be A KnuckleheadGovernor Abbott enlists help of George Strait to urge Texans to wear masks, keep social distanceGovernor Greg Abbott encourages Texans to wear face coverings in PSA

So, when you leave the house, dont be a knucklehead. Do the right thing, Ryan says in the PSA. Ryan is the second famous Texan to record a PSA for Gov. Abbott, himself, recorded the first PSA regarding COVID-19 safety protocols. Other PSAs:Governor Abbott enlists help of George Strait to urge Texans to wear masks, keep social distanceGovernor Greg Abbott encourages Texans to wear face coverings in PSA

SAN ANTONIO – Texas Governor Greg Abbott has enlisted the help of the King of Country, George Strait, to urge Texans to wear masks and practice social distancing in public. In the second public service announcement from the governor’s office on the subject, Strait says “We all know that being Texan means being friendly.”He urged people to be considerate of their fellow Texans. “So write this down, take a little note to remind you of these friendly things you can do to help defeat COVID-19. Wash your hands regularly, wear a face mask, and stay six feet apart from others in public,” Strait says. You can watch the full PSA in the video player above.

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SAN ANTONIO – It was a Texas-sized storytime for kids on Tuesday as the “King of Country” George Strait sat down to read a book live on Governor Greg Abbott’s Facebook page. Photos go inside ‘over-the-top’ showcase at George Strait’s former Dominion homeThe series is called “Stars of Texas Story Time” and this week Strait read “Never Ask a Dinosaur to Dinner” by Gareth Edwards from what appears to be his home. The video has been watching over 200,000 times and from the comments, it seemed more than the kiddos were watching. All your favorite children’s books, reimagined for the age of coronavirusOne person posted, “Raise your hand if you’re a mom watching without your kiddos. ", and another read “No kiddos around here, just me because well, George Strait.”Others to appear on the “Stars of Texas Storytime” series include Jerry Jones’ daughter Charlotte Jones Anderson, Abbott’s daughter Audrey Abbott and former UT quarterback and current New York Giant Colt McCoy.

Known for its strawberry festival, Poteet has gained fame over the years. The town’s namesake is Francis Marion Poteet, who moved to the area after the Civil War.