San Antonio Councilwoman Melissa Cabello-Havrda, Police Chief William McManus, city staff, and West Side residents dropped in on a local apartment complex that’s been on the city’s radar for years after facing many issues.

If you’ve visited Market Square in the past few days, you probably noticed that the indoor Farmers Market Plaza is closed. We did reopen.”In less than a week, small business owners from the Farmers Market Plaza made the move down the Market Square corridor to settle into the Centro de Artes building at 101 S. Santa Rosa for the Pop-Up Mercado. They’ve been advertising and put up this Pop-Up Mercado for us. Pop-up Mercado now open at Market Square inside the Centro de Artes building at 101 S. Santa Rosa (Copyright 2020 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) The Pop-Up Mercado will be open four days a week beginning on Thursday.

San Antonio Tenants at the St. Paul Square are finding creative and innovative ways to adjust during the COVID-19 climate. The intention behind the St. Paul Square Espee project was to attract local residents to this area and to cater to convention and tourism business, said Michael Jersin, one of the owners of the St. Paul Square Espee project. Its impacted our permanent tenants, specifically the entertainment-oriented tenants, the restaurants and the bars.It was pretty bad, said Hogan. No one has any idea of what is going to happen and when people think they do, they dont. I think the best part of being a local business owner is adapting and knowing when it is the right time to make some changes.