Community

Across the Rio Grande Valley, skateboarders are forming a unique community. Between tricks and competitions, they’re uncovering lifelong friendships, moments of mentorship, and a sense of belonging like nowhere else.

Are you a Book Babe?

Mission native Dulce Leal Rodriguez’s passion for art has led her to compete in “The People’s Artist,” a nationwide competition in which the winner gets $25,000, a feature in Artforum Magazine and to display their artwork at The Art of Elysium’s Salon in Los Angeles.

The Rio Grande Valley is celebrating this year’s Pride Month through events planned largely by local organizations and small businesses. 

¡Arrancan las acciones, rueda el balón, comienza el espectáculo!

At the West Brownsville Little League Park, baseball practice for Challenger Division players starts on Sunday evenings when the air starts to cool.

If Michael Limas is involved in it, it probably has to do with food or fundraising.

The McAllen Public Library is inviting the community to celebrate global cultures through music, storytelling, dance and other festivities. 

McALLEN — She carried a guitar case, an air of composure and plenty of hopes and dreams.

People of a certain age, particularly women who were Girl Scouts, can remember when Camp Lula Sams on Brownsville’s northern edge was a going enterprise from the 1950s into the 1980s.