By Brian Argabright The 830 Times It was one of the smaller fields in the event’s five year-history, but the chance to fish on Lake Amistad and escape the
By Joel Langton The 830 Times The KDLK Border Pitt Battle was a cook-off by day and concert at night was a homerun on both ends. Friday night and
By Joel Langton The 830 Times Feed the Line founders rode a Texas tsunami of goodness throughout the week, as an idea last Saturday turned into a full-blown event seven
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times An estimated 9,037 illegal immigrants trying to seek asylum are currently camped under the Del Rio International Bridge. Mayor Bruno “Ralphy” Lozano and
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times Immigrant numbers are on the rise again, and the Supreme Court’s ruling that upheld a former administration’s “remain in Mexico” measures are being
By Joel Langton The 830 Times Saturday morning, 68 golfers hit the San Felipe Springs Golf Course in the Border Federal Credit Union tournament and raised $14,000 to help local
The following press release was received from the 63rd Judicial District Attorney’s Office. The 63rd Judicial District Court last week sentenced Casey Joe Harris, 32, of Brackettville, to 12 and
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times San Felipe Exes attending this weekend’s biennial reunion are honoring San Felipe High School’s enduring legacy. Alonzo Martinez is president of the San
By Karen Gleason The 830 Times The San Felipe Exes celebrated the lasting legacy of their beloved San Felipe High School with a colorful, jubilant parade through the south
By Joel Langton The 830 Times A Del Rio native is going to be featured at this month’s First Friday art walk. Coalson Brown, a Del Rio High School graduate
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