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Sarah Hernandez

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Austin, San Antonio
As seen in: Community Impact Newspaper, Flipboard, San Antonio Business Journal, Austin American-Statesman, S&P Global Commodity Insights, UNM Newsroom, NewsBreak, Texas Medical Center, Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX), The University Star, CSUSignal
Covers:  Lifestyle, Culture, Arts, Local Events, Small Businesses, News
✍🏼 journalism ‘23 @sjmctxst | @universitystar alumna | editing @impactnews

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Sarah Hernandez’s Biography

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Sarah Hernandez graduated magna cum laude from Texas State University with a degree in journalism and a minor in Latino Studies. She spent three years working for The University Star, Texas State's student-run newspaper, where she served as a life and arts reporter, life and arts editor and, most recently, managing editor.

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San Antonio programs distribute free Narcan to areas at high risk of opioid overdose

San Antonio programs distribute free Narcan to areas at high risk of opioid overdose

The UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing and its community harm reduction partners distribute the state's …

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University Health aspires for Women's & Children's Hospital to mark new era in specialized care

University Health aspires for Women's & Children's Hospital to mark new era in specialized care

New facility's amenities include large labor & delivery and postpartum rooms, a 24/7 pediatric care center an…

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SAPD experiments with policy that gives drivers vouchers instead of tickets for broken lights

SAPD experiments with policy that gives drivers vouchers instead of tickets for broken lights

San Antonio is the first city in Texas to implement a program that helps drivers pay for repairs.

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Councilmember Castillo wants to use San Antonio's opioid settlement funds to make Narcan more ava...

Councilmember Castillo wants to use San Antonio's opioid settlement funds to make Narcan more ava...

A new policy request calls for using the city's opioid settlement funds to also expand local harm reduction p…

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Study: 'Food Forests' on underutilized land in San Antonio could reduce food insecurity

Study: 'Food Forests' on underutilized land in San Antonio could reduce food insecurity

A new report on urban agriculture in San Antonio suggests the placement of urban farms and food forests on un…

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San Antonio awaits approval of bill for safe haven infant drop-off boxes

San Antonio awaits approval of bill for safe haven infant drop-off boxes

A bill that would expand Texas' decades-old Baby Moses law by adding new ways to surrender infants currently …

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Person Shot on Stockton Boulevard in South Sacramento

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By Sarah Hernandez
| Flipboard
4 hours ago California is on a park growing spree—the state’s biggest in decades. Travelers will soon be able to visit three new state parks in the underserved Central Valley: Yuba County’s Feather River Park in Olivehurst; San Joaquin River Parkway, which spans Fresno and Madera counties; and Kern County’s …
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Round Table Pizza opens in San Marcos with giveaway, specialty pies

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By Sarah Hernandez, Amanda Cutshall Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
A year of free pizza was on the table for the first 100 customers when Round Table Pizza in San Marcos held its grand opening celebration July 31, according to a news release. On the menu The eatery serves made-to-order and specialty pizzas such as the Maui Zaui—a Polynesian-style pizza made with ham, bacon, pineapple, tomatoes and onions on a Polynesian sauce. Sides include options like bacon-cheddar garlic bread twists, mozzarella sticks, jalapeno poppers and parmesan potato wedges.
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Looking for end-of-summer plans? Check out 13 events around Austin

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By Sarah Hernandez
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ Summer Stock Austin’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s musical ‘Jesus Christ Superstar,’ will take place at the McCullough Theatre. Aug. 1-10, times vary $54+ (tickets) 2390 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin www.texasperformingarts.org/event/summer-stock-austin-2025-jesus-christ-superstar Check out these upcoming events in Austin.Blues on the Green Austin’s longest-running free concert series will return to Zilker Metropolitan Park.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first real journalism job was as a Life and Arts section contributor at my university's newspaper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

It changes the immediacy of how we get breaking news and how quickly information can spread.