SanAntonioMan Magazine

San Antonio Man Magazine: December/January 2011
Reverend Dr. Richard Knott

The Reverend Dr. Richard Knott - Minister, marathon rider and martial arts master

As a respected senior pastor serving an urban congregation — the 100-year-old Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church — the Rev. Dr. Richard Knott Jr. definitely understands challenge.

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Cody Stewart continues family legacy of ranch sales

Loving Wide-Open Spaces - Cody Stewart continues family legacy of ranch sales

In an age of commerce, high-stakes deals and big-city skylines, the concept of wide-open spaces — even in a state like Texas that is identified for its pioneering spirit — seems like a bygone relic of the past, a romanticized ideal of what once was.

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Here Come the San Antonio Scorpions

Here Come the San Antonio Scorpions

The San Antonio Scorpions FC is a vision that has been circling San Antonio for years. With such a growing interest in soccer in the United States, it was time for San Antonio to become the next hot spot for the sport.

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Style and service set these stores apart in San Antonio

The Men Who Dress San Antonio Men - Style and service set these stores apart

When it comes to building a wardrobe, the gentlemen of San Antonio prefer keeping it in the family … or rather, three families, to be exact. Despite the numerous shopping options...

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Joe Montagna - Self Made Man

Alarming Guy - SYSCOM founder Joe Montagna finds success in security

Joe Montagna is an entrepreneurial case study on not sounding the panic alarm at the first sign of economic downturn. And yet, from a literal standpoint, his entire business model is predicated on its availability of all manner of alarms, bells and whistles.

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The Daytripper

The Daytripper- Canyon Lake,TX

If you’ve never been, Canyon Lake is about as picturesque as they come: wide-open Texas sky, rolling Texas hills and one giant pool of crystal-clear water plopped down in the middle of it all. Formed along the flowing Guadalupe River in the 1960’s...

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