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Culture

Josephine Sacabo’s THE RIGHT TO DREAM –  regreso a mi pueblo opens August 27th at TAMIU’s Fine and Performing Arts Gallery

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | 11 hours ago

Artist Talk set for April 27th at TAMIU’s Academic Innovation Center

Culture

LC’s much anticipated FlamencoFest offers hands-on workshops at all levels of skill

By LareDOS Staff | July 26, 2026

August 1 tablao performance: an intimate view of the exchange between dancers, singers, musicians, and its audience

Community

Timely Border Wall and Buoys discussion set for July 25th in San Ygnacio at the Historic Plaza Blas María Uribe

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | July 21, 2026

Topics to include recent flooding, buoy fiasco, siltation, water quality, flood threats, and San Ygnacio’s 1951 exclusion from the “taking” of riverfront lands for the Falcon Reservoir

Frontera

A formidable collection of one-ton-each buoys are pictured jammed up against the piers of the Colombia Solidarity bridge Sunday, July 19, at mid-morning

By LareDOS Staff | July 20, 2026

Traffic was halted as the Mayor and City officials stoked their collective IQ to deal with these toneladas of flood “debris.” 

Frontera

Feds plan to install 536 miles of floating barriers on Rio Grande to deter migrants

By Martha Pskowski / The Texas Tribune | July 20, 2026

The government is installing the first 17 miles of industrial-grade buoys in Brownsville. Experts warn the buoys could intensify flooding and change the river’s course.

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