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LFS sponsors two-day analog photo workshop

By LareDOS Staff | August 20, 2023

Historic Plaza Theater will be subject of classes

Community

Introductory meeting for Agri-Life Master Gardener volunteers set for Aug. 30

By LareDOS Staff | August 20, 2023

60-hour in-person course will cover lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers and gardens

Community

80 Years Ago, Laredo rejected H.B. Zachry’s ambitious plan to turn Zacate Creek into a revitalized riverwalk; city takes first steps to bring his dream back to life

By Ryan Cantu | August 15, 2023

Laredo gets a second bite at the apple with Binational River Project

Government and Politics

Neeb names José A. Valdez Jr. Assistant City Manager

By LareDOS Staff | August 15, 2023

Valdez to continue in dual role until City Secretary position is filled

Community

PILLAR’s Project Re-entry and Treatment Network receives $2,000,000 in federal funding

By LareDOS Staff | August 14, 2023

PILLAR services 330 Laredoans

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