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Commentary & Opinion

When everything looks like a nail, odds are you are using the hammer for the wrong job

By Dan Clouse | 4 hours ago

Every new tool is sold with the dazzling promise of abundance enjoyed in leisure

Culture

Solaz y solidaridad: Contra-ICE launches in downtown LA with compilation album featuring artists, musicians, comedians, and performers

By Dini McCullough Amozurrutia | October 6, 2026

Album is a fundraiser for National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio, non-profits that serve immigrants and protect their human rights

Community

LC alum, faculty member, and longest tenured trustee Mercurio Martinez Jr. honored for invaluable contributions to higher education 

By Christian Ocampo (Laredo College) | October 6, 2026

“Count on my friendship”- Martinez to LC board of trustees

Culture

Journey, the movie – an indie immigrant-themed film shot partially in Laredo premiers Oct. 2 at Alamo Drafthouse; screenings through Oct. 14

By LareDOS Staff | October 2, 2026

Assistant producer Karen Gaytan and other local crew and cast on hand for Q & A Oct. 2 and 3

Community

San Ygnacio, Texas: en aquel entonces and now

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | September 28, 2026

In 1951 a group of Zapata and San Ygnacio residents, ranchers, farmers, business owners, and veterans formed the Executive Committee for the Preservation of San Ygnacio and saved the historic town from condemnation, demolition, and relocation

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