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Culture

You have 5 more days to experience “The Border Is A Weapon” exhibit at the Laredo Center for the Arts

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 16, 2022

Exhibit’s fronterizo art looks at immigration, sacrifice for a better life, and the movement of wealth

Commentary & Opinion

The Constitution, like the Bible, is infinitely flexible: manipulated to serve the political needs of the moment

By Carlos Valle Jr. | August 15, 2022

The law can be just; it can be unjust, but doesn’t need authority of a sanctimonious clique

Commentary & Opinion

General Election ballot presents hope for much needed changes in city government; perhaps specter of issues decided outside of a Council meeting might rest its ugly head in the bone-yard of Open Meeting violations

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | August 5, 2022

More women elected to Council could re-set civility, leave grandstanding at the door, and invite more informed discussion of issues

Community

Texas Water Development Board turns down City’s 14 water, sewer improvement applications

By LareDOS Staff | August 4, 2022

Meeting hosted by Sen. Zaffirini and Reps. Raymond and King

Culture

Center for the Arts hosts opening this evening of  The Border Project (fronterizo), Julio César Obscura’s immersive virtual reality

By LareDOS Staff | August 4, 2022

Exhibit open through August 20

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