McCombs dealership Native American statue now at San Antonio-area high school
A representative of a Native American group said he's frustrated a San Antonio-area school district is now displaying a statue of an Indigenous American man in a feathered headdress that was removed from a Red McCombs Automotive dealership last July. The 26-foot-high fiberglass statue popularly known as "The Chief" greeted customers at the McCombs Superior Hyundai dealership for decades. When it was taken down last summer, McCombs officials said the figure no longer met Hyundai's marketing guidelines.
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