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Sixteen community coalitions selected for Methodist Healthcare Ministries’ Prosperemos Juntos I Thriving Together Learning Collaborative

By LareDOS Staff | March 6, 2023

Bexar County, Mid-Border Region, and Laredo area selected

Community

“Ay Los Miro en el Other Side:” Prints of Juan de Dios Mora Exhibit highlight ingenuity of immigrants, valor, and determination to succeed

By LareDOS Staff | March 6, 2023

Opening reception March 9 at Border Heritage Museum

Community

The City Health Department partners with TAMIU Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology Program (MACP)

By LareDOS Staff | March 1, 2023

Partnership will help meet City’s mental health need

Community

TAMIU Staggs Academy Open House info sessions for parents and students continue

By LareDOS Staff | February 18, 2023

Staggs Academy: an innovative, University-level academy for highly gifted and motivated high school juniors and seniors; endowed by the late Julieta and Frank M. Staggs, champions of higher education

Community

THE WALL: El Cenizo Mayor and residents push back against Gov. Abbot’s border wall at emergency town hall

By LareDOS Staff | February 18, 2023

Demand $361 million redirected for “real security solutions”

Community

Cigarroa Clinic sponsors complimentary heart-health activities during February’s Month of Love

By LareDOS Staff | February 8, 2023

PAD screenings at Fun Fest and Healthy Heart Fair

Community

DA’s Make the Right Call initiative offers free taxi rides home on Super Bowl Sunday

By LareDOS Staff | February 7, 2023

International Taxi Co. partners with DA

Community

Heritage Foundation calls friends and neighbors to its Valentine’s Membership Cocktail Party

By LareDOS Staff | February 7, 2023

Many levels of membership available

Community

Former USBP agent found guilty of capital murder in 2018 slayings of four sex workers

By LareDOS Staff | December 8, 2022

Jury deliberates 4.5 hours; verdict handed down today

Community

Artist in Residence, actor Rogelio T. Ramos Gomez-Rejón, to conduct TAMIU workshop Nov. 8, 15, and 17

By LareDOS Staff | November 4, 2022

Experienced professional to share rare opportunity for students to explore full spectrum of acting

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