Remember ‘El Alamo’: Former store has famous connection
Some detective work by city of Brownsville historic preservation officer Juan Velez has linked another building downtown to Samuel W. Brooks, the city’s preeminent architectural designer and builder in the late 1800s.
Nationwide pet adoption event scheduled for this weekend; two shelters in Valley participating
Best Friends Animal Society is teaming up with more than 400 shelter and rescue partners across the country including 44 across Texas for its third nationwide adoption campaign in six months to encourage people to choose to adopt, not buy, their next pet.
Harlingen’s Riofest coming back after 14 years
HARLINGEN — The city’s signature art and music festival is back.
Popular chicken eatery Wing Snob opens in Mission
Mission residents have a new chicken eatery option now that Wing Snob opened a new location earlier this month.
Charisma & Acrobatics: Camille Playhouse to open 59th season
As the Camille Playhouse prepares to open its 59th season, the beloved Brownsville theater has come full circle, rebounding from the pandemic’s darkest days to fully open for its first full season since 2019.
Robust Arrival: Late sea turtles make many nests
To begin with, the sea turtles were late.
‘Shades of Green’ opening at SPI Art Business Incubator
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND – Want some green?
Mourning Melhart: McAllen instrument mogul dies at 78
McALLEN — “Who’d be crazy enough to build a 50-foot guitar?” Jim Melhart said in 2004. Melhart, who died Saturday, was precisely that crazy and had just finished doing so when he said this to a reporter.
Stained glass museum holds live installation for new window
SAN JUAN — Walking into the Gelman Stained Glass Museum is like stepping inside a kaleidoscope.