By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Most of the 60 people who attended a meeting to discuss a groundwater conservation district at the civic center Friday agreed on one point: No
There may be a world wide pandemic, but the San Felipe Lions don’t halt their generous ways. “When there is a need, we try to always be there for our
City of Del Rio press release Del Rio, TX – Veterans will be honored Nov. 11 in Val Verde County, even during COVID times, thanks to a joint effort between
When you talk to the Whitehead Museum’s executive director about the haunts in his museum, it sounds like the gift shop could be called the place where things go bump
Del Rio is a city with a quiet current of underground spirit activity, according to many, with a history going back hundreds of years. Supposedly, there are ghosts hanging out
Can a church ‘owned’ by God have spirits roaming? “Absolutely,” says Robert Rodriguez, a service advisor at Del Rio’s Brown Nissan and once worked inside First United Methodist Church as
COVID can’t keep the arts down forever. Beginning Oct. 2, the community is starting to break out of the COVID doldrums that have arrested the community since March. Lupita de
Del Rio native Jarred Lujan’s comic book, Dry Foot, sold out of its first printing in two days. The publisher, Mad Cave Studios, has gone back to the printers for
The Del Rio Parks Foundation has a wonderful problem. People are buying out their vendors for their Farmer’s Market and the Foundation’s president wants more vendors. “We are really impressed
A Del Rio 7th Grade art teacher is going to have a sketchbook of her art traveling the nation. Sheri Vela recently completed The Sketchbook Project, sponsored by the Brooklyn
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