Changes are coming to a major event. The San Antonio Conservation Society's Night in Old San Antonio will be reimagined. Planning for the new version is set to begin soon, with the process starting next week.
Further details about the changes are available from the source. The San Antonio Conservation Society has also taken steps to adjust its workforce, laying off two employees.
More information about the reimagined event and the society's plans can be found through the source.
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