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A&M Press releases two new works by former Laredoan John A. Adams Jr.

By LareDOS Staff | September 14, 2021

Pre-holiday releases: Sul Ross at Texas A&M and Standing Ready: The Golden Age of Texas Aggie Football and the Beginning of the 12th Man Tradition

Powell St. John Brought Us the Message, 1940-2021

By Kevin Curtin | August 26, 2021

Psychedelic visionary and Janis Joplin bandmate – a “man for the ages”

Culture

Intermission over! Laredo Theater Guild auditions for Lend Me A Tenor set for Aug. 13 and 14

By LareDOS Staff | August 12, 2021

October production kicks off Guild’s 13th season

Culture

Acquisition project underway at Center for the Arts for work of Laredo artists who live, create, and exhibit elsewhere

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | June 29, 2021

First acquisitions: “Blue Bato with Sunglasses” by Cesar A. Martinez and “La Frontera” by Ethel Shipton

Culture

1878 – 1926: The life and death of Filiberto Gutierrez (Uno)

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | May 19, 2021

“El destino que pudo cortar repentinamente el hilo recto 
de la existencia de aquel — que fue un Hijo incondicional, 
cumplido Esposo y buen Padre de sus Hijos, y conforme 
a la Ley de la Naturaleza”

Culture

1991: the San Ygnacio church fire; it was arson

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | January 18, 2021

Honduran national confessed to setting blaze to revered historic landmark

Culture

Cultivarte opens Call for Proposals for first-ever Virtual Artist-in-Residence Program

By Admin | January 12, 2021

Three month at-home program supported by Laredo Area Community Foundation

Culture

Conductor’s Countenance

By Armando X. Lopez | December 22, 2020

By the time this happened,
Yo Yo Ma was on his way home.
The sun was beginning to set.
We were perfectly tired.

Culture

Farmworker rights advocate Genoveva Puga’s legacy of heart and courage: workers compensation for agricultural workers

By James C. Harrington | December 12, 2020

Exclusion declared unconstitutional under the Texas Equal Rights Amendment

Culture

Meet Wanda Garner Cash, author of Pancho Villa’s Saddle at the Cadillac Bar; Thurs., Dec. 10, Laredo Center for the Arts

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | December 8, 2020

Native Laredoan: a gifted wordsmith

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