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Increased immigration patrols near Rio Grande Valley clinic is frightening women away from services

Written by Joseph Tucker on Aug 21, 2017

By Joseph Tucker Increased raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Border Patrol agents are frightening women away from the only reproductive health clinic in the Rio Grande Valley, according to a reproductive rights advocate.

Anti-wall activists march to protect church in Rio Grande Valley

Written by Texas Tribune on Aug 13, 2017

by Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune It’s supposed to be God, not government, that decides when a Catholic church that’s been welcoming parishioners since 1899 should burn its last candle.

Bronze Bust of Alamo Defender Juan Seguin Adds to the Collection and Artifacts of Battle For Texas: The Experience

Written by rudyarispe on Aug 11, 2017

A bronze bust of Alamo hero Juan Seguin by well-known sculptor Erik Christianson is now on view at Battle For Texas: The Experience, a historical adventure attraction that brings to life the 1836 Battle of the Alamo.

Eva's Heroes Offers Free Program for Brothers and Sisters of Siblings with Special Needs

Written by rudyarispe on Aug 03, 2017

Eva’s Heroes is encouraging brothers and sisters, who are 18 and older and who have a sibling with special needs, to register now for the organization’s free SA Sibs program that begins Aug. 19 with a meet-and-greet at Paramour. SA Sibs offers monthly sessions that include discussion activities, social outings, games and opportunities to make new friends. To register, visit www.evasheroes.org and look for SA Sibs under the Programs section or call (210) 694-9090.

Tragedy came and San Antonio responded

Written by CharlotteAnne Lucas on Jul 23, 2017

Nine immigrants are dead and 20 others are clinging to life after they were found inside a smuggler's truck at a Wal-Mart on July 23, 2017. Here is how San Antonio responded.