
NEWS — County debuts new election equipment
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Val Verde County Commissioners Court got its first look at the county’s new election equipment during its May regular term meeting. County Judge Lewis G.

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Val Verde County Commissioners Court got its first look at the county’s new election equipment during its May regular term meeting. County Judge Lewis G.

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Dozens of immigrants from Haiti and Venezuela gathered inside and outside a local convenience store Tuesday, waiting to board a bus for San Antonio. Inside
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Val Verde County Judge Lewis G. Owens Jr. said Del Rioans should brace themselves for increasing number of immigrants in the community. Owens made his

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Del Rio and Val Verde County residents gathered in the twilight Sunday on the county courthouse grounds to remember those who lost their lives while

By Joel Langton A Laughlin commander had his long Memorial Day weekend planned out. His father, who died in 2017, left him his 2005 Suzuki Boulevard motorcycle and he planned

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Val Verde County’s immigrant surge is poised to enter its fifth month and shows no signs of slowing. Val Verde County Commissioners Court members discussed

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Del Rio City Council members Tuesday honored Margarita “Margie” Montez for 34 years of service to the city. City Human Resources Director Mario Garcia told
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Older Val Verde County veterans may soon be able to get some much-needed medical attention closer to home, thanks to work being done by the
By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Austin L. Skero said Border Patrol agents in the sector are hunkering down to deal with the border crisis

By Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com BRACKETTVILLE – Frustration over the sharp increases in the numbers of illegal immigrants passing through Kinney County made itself heard loud and clear during a
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