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Commentary & Opinion

Thou Shalt Not!

By David Almaraz | May 15, 2026

Yahweh’s punishment for violating any of the Ten Commandments is death, usually by stoning. 

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Laredo College’s Dance Into Spring Concert excites with color, culture and dance 

By LareDOS Staff | May 14, 2026

Dance program accompanied by LC Mariachi

Community

Daphne Art Foundation hosts Soil Painting Workshop Sat., May 16

By Daphne Art Foundation Staff | May 11, 2026

Workshop led by artist/educator Sandra S. K. Amoabeng

Community

Presidential Excellence Award ceremony honors Dr. Julie Bazan for transformative leadership 

By LareDOS Staff | May 10, 2026

Recognition marks significant milestone in Dr. Bazan’s career

Community

WCHF recipient of two Texas Association of Museums awards

By LareDOS Staff | May 1, 2026

Recoognition for excellence in museum communications and design

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