
NEWS — Mormons donate 10,000+ masks to county
Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com More than 10,500 face masks were delivered recently to the Val Verde County Courthouse by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Val Verde

Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com More than 10,500 face masks were delivered recently to the Val Verde County Courthouse by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Val Verde

Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com County officials said Wednesday they will take the next steps in pursuing a resolution to complaints by property owners of unimproved land in far south Val Verde
SAN FELIPE DEL RIO CISD release The recent spike in COVID-19 cases has caused concern throughout the community; and has led to questions regarding the District’s plans to resume classes

As it was headed out the door, 2020 got Val Verde County one last time. Lewis Owens, Val Verde County judge, was forced to close all bars and limit restaurants
Dr. Carlos H. Rios, San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District superintendent, shared the following statement Monday night. “Yes, school will resume as scheduled on January 4th. Our current

The Air Force’s premiere pilot training base got a ‘wink’ from big Air Force’s Instagram page Christmas Eve. Early Christmas Eve, Laughlin Air Force Base’s Instagram page ( ( posted a
By Joel Langton Joe Frank Martinez, Val Verde County sheriff, said several local senior citizens have been scammed out of thousands of dollars this past week. “Someone calls them and

Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com A visibly-frustrated member of Val Verde County Commissioners Court on Wednesday called on the community “to do the right thing” in mitigating the spread of COVID-19. “We’ve

By Brian Argabright Shooting woes killed any chance for Del Rio to pick up its second district win of the season. The Queens basketball team scored just three points in
Karen Gleason delriomagnoliafan@gmail.com Doses of the new COVID vaccinations are arriving in Del Rio. Front line healthcare workers are expected to be the first in line for vaccinations, according to
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