Terrell Hills Police investigators have arrested a man they say allegedly exposed his genitals to at least three residents in the last two weeks. (read more).

Police: Man exposed self to girl, 14

SAN ANTONIO - Police in Terrell Hills say they're searching for a flasher.

Police say the man believed to be in his 30s walked up to a 14-year-old girl on Wednesday morning at Harry Wurzbach and Garraty.

He asked if she needed a ride and when she said no, police said the man started performing a lewd act in front of her. (read more).

Dozens of Terrell Hills residents and visitors got to finally pass through the city's new 14,850-square-foot municipal complex March 27.

That's when city leaders, joined by city staff, contract consultants and special dignitaries, cut a ribbon to ceremonially open a larger, modernized City Hall facility at 5100 N. New Braunfels Ave. (read more).

Dear Friend of the Chamber,

The City of Terrell Hills invites you to attend the dedication of The City Hall Complex.

Date: Wednesday, March 27th

Time: Ribbon Cutting: 9:00 a.m.
Open House: 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Location: The City of Terrell Hills City Hall Complex
5100 North New Braunfels Avenue

Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part profile of the Terrell Heights neighborhood.

While Scates Park improvements are due to kick off late this summer, a community garden in the San Antonio neighborhood of Terrell Heights – near Alamo Heights and Terrell Hills – is literally and figuratively in full bloom.

According to Judy Temple, who has carried out varying roles with Terrell Heights Neighborhood Association (THNA), she and a few other residents first pitched the community garden idea at the association’s annual meeting last September, then generated a list of 22 interested neighbors. (read more).

Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part profile of the Terrell Heights neighborhood.

“If a picture is worth a thousand words, then what images and words come to mind when you think about our neighborhood?”

Kay Kimbell poses this question on the newest post at the Terrell Heights Neighborhood Association's (THNA) website, www.terrellheights.org. (read more).

Contractors are putting the finishing touches on Terrell Hills' new municipal complex, a larger, modernized version of its predecessor at 5100 N. North New Braunfels Ave. (read more).

Terrell Hills City Manager Columbus Stutes briefed City Council Nov. 12 about bond-funded renovations at City Hall and on local roads. (read more).

Terrell Hills City Manager Columbus Stutes briefed City Council Aug. 13 on the city's finances, ongoing renovations at the municipal complex and on current road repairs. (read more).

Forget pens and pencils or flash cards. The students at Bricks Academy explore everything from weight distribution and speed dynamics to robotics using a sole tool: Lego, the famed toy building brick.

Lots and lots of Legos. (read more).

The Terrell Hills Police Department is fighting back against car thieves with technology no other agency in Bexar County is using.

Officers installed their first thermal imagery camera mounted on the squad car spotlight. (read more).

It's at least 80 years old, and no one knew how it would react to a major facelift.

But the remodeling of Terrell Hills City Hall is a success so far, officials said after they toured the first finished portions of it March 12. (read more).

Terrell Hills will have a budget for the upcoming fiscal year that maintains the city's current property tax rate while providing money for more street improvements, additional fire and police personnel, and salary adjustments for city employees. (read more).

Terrell Hills Playground fundraiser today from 5-9! PJs in the Park is a fun night for young children and includes a bouncy house, face painting, puppet shows, a movie at dusk and Spikey Mikey! The Terrell Hills Playground is located at the corner of Arvin and Crestwood. See you at five! See www.terrellhillspa.org for more information. (read more).

The redevelopment of a shopping center on Austin Highway, which will include a Target and other stores, is bringing the promise of new life to the aging complex along with worries of increased traffic for its neighbors. (read more).