Broken Back Does Not Stop SPI Man from Fishing
by Tony Vindell/LFN Anglers have about four more weeks left to catch red snapper in federal waters as the 2019…
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Work Begins on Cara Cara Trails
by Tony Vindell/LFN A trail to connect several cities in Cameron County got off the ground last week and it’s hoped that once it’s…
Cameron Country Livestock Show on Tap
by Tony Vindell/LFN If watching cowboys and cowgirls competing in a rodeo arena does not attract your attention, there are other things to do…
Los Fresnos News Under New Ownership
by Cayetano Garza Jr./LFN The fate of Los Fresnos News seemed uncertain when owners Don…
City Manager Receives Satisfactory Evaluation
by Tony Vindell/LFN City Manager Mark Milum has received a satisfactory evaluation by Los Fresnos…
Three Veteran CDC Board Members Ousted
by Tony Vindell/LFN Getting into the political arena has its consequences and it’s often unpredictable.…
Los Fresnos FD Donates Equipment to Matamoros Counterparts
by Tony Vindell/LFN The Los Fresnos Voluntary Fire Department donated thousands of dollars in equipment…
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Students Thank Trustees for Service, Dedication
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Los Fresnos CISD Named AP Honor Roll District
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Ten Seniors Receive CNA Certificates from TSC
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NJROTC Reaches Area for 18th Straight Year
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Olmito Student Work Published in Poetry Book
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LFHS Mariachi Receives Near Perfect Scores
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LFE Conjunto Wins Christmas Parade Float Award
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Robotic Students Compete for Chance to Advance
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Eight LFHS Students Make All-Region Band
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Elementary Schools Compete for Academic Honors
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Robotic Students Compete for Chance to Advance
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10th Annual Thanksgiving Feast Attracts 500 People
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CTE on Tour: High School Programs Visit OES
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Election Certificates Approved; Trustees Sworn In
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UT System Architect Talks to CTE Advisory Board
36th Annual Causeway Run & Fitness Walk This Saturday
by Tony Vindell/LFN Get your running or walking shoes on as the annual Causeway Run & Fitness Walk is this Saturday. Now in its 35th year, this annual event attracts over two thousand participants from all sizes and ages. The 10K causeway run starts at…
LFCOC Holds Every Kid’s Christmas Event
story and photos by Mahali Gonzalez On Sunday, December 15, the 4th Annual Every Kid’s Christmas event took place. The event is mainly organized by The Los Fresnos Church of Christ, and this was the second year that families from the Los Fresnos and Port…
Island’s Lighted Boat Parade Illuminates the Laguna Madre
by Tony Vindell/LFN Many cities in the Rio Grande Valley have a parade on land…
Los Fresnos Christmas Parade Draws Hundreds
by Tony Vindell/LFN Dozens of floats, school groups and local businesses participated in the 2019…
Celebrate Your New City Hall
by Tony Vindell/LFN The City of Los Fresnos has the newest city hall in the…
Christmas Parade, Outdoor Market this Saturday
by Tony Vindell/LFN As the most wonderful time of the year is now here, Los…
5 Things to Do to Prepare for a Recession
(StatePoint) Experts agree that periods of economic downturn, or recessions, are unavoidable and often follow a period of market growth. However, experts also acknowledge that it is difficult to predict exactly when the next recession will begin. It is important to manage the pieces of…
Tips for a Stress-Free Tax Season
(StatePoint) Taxes are an unavoidable fact of life. Unfortunately, they can be somewhat overwhelming, which can cause people to put the task off and miss the deadline. Use these tips for a stress-free tax season: Get It Over With The sooner you get your taxes…
Why a Personalized Diet Can Help You Achieve Better Results
(StatePoint) From custom-designed sneakers to tailor-made sunglasses, the trend of personalization is going head-to-toe, and…
Simple Ways a Keto-Friendly Diet Can Set You Up for Success
(StatePoint) Chances are you’ve heard of the keto diet. Its popularity has soared in recent…
10 Doctor-Recommended Health Tips for the New Year
(StatePoint) Four in 10 adults in the U.S. have two or more chronic diseases, according…
Tips from a Pro for Weight Loss Success
(StatePoint) Losing weight is often an idea rather than an undertaking, suggests a recent Gallup…
Taekwondo Students Place Again at Brownsville Competition
Last week students from the Sun Bae Taekwondo Academy competed at the 2019 Taekwondo Championship in Brownsville, they won 3 second places and 4 third places, competitors were Amelia Gonzalez, Mila Gonzalez, Camila Hernandez, Israel Delgado, Jose Garcia Jr., Leonel Arevalo and Miguel Nieto.…
TNT Fuentes MMA Competes at North American Grappling Association (NAGA) in San Antonio
Coach Fabian Sosa and his students competed at the North American Grappling Association (NAGA) tournament this past weekend in San Antonio. Robert McClure placed Silver & Bronze in his divisions, receiving a silver medal in Gi and a Bronze Medal in NoGi. Maddy Abrego placed…
Sun Bae Taekwando Takes Alamo City International Taekwondo Championship
Saturday, October 19th, students from Sun Bae Taekwando Academy attended the the Alamo City International…
Sun Bae Taekwondo Academy at the 17th Annual A.M.T.A. International Taekwondo Championship
Special to Los Fresnos News On Saturday, September 14th, 8 Students from Sun Bae Taekwondo…
Sun Bae Taekwondo Academy Students Compete in Florida
On Saturday, July 6th, three Sun Bae Taekwondo Academy students competed at the AAU Taekwondo…
Sun Bae Taekwando Competes at Kang’s 10th Annual Taekwando Tournament in Brownsville
Special to La Feria News On Saturday, June 8th Sun Bae Taekwando had the pleasure…
Work Begins on Cara Cara Trails
by Tony Vindell/LFN A trail to connect several cities in Cameron County got off the ground last week and it’s hoped that once it’s completed it will enhance the quality of life for people who live here. Named Cara Cara Trails, the project is a…
Cameron Country Livestock Show on Tap
by Tony Vindell/LFN If watching cowboys and cowgirls competing in a rodeo arena does not attract your attention, there are other things to do next weekend during the 31st Los Fresnos Rodeo. Area residents will also get the chance to attend the Cameron County Livestock…
Los Fresnos News Under New Ownership
by Cayetano Garza Jr./LFN The fate of Los Fresnos News seemed uncertain when owners Don…
City Manager Receives Satisfactory Evaluation
by Tony Vindell/LFN City Manager Mark Milum has received a satisfactory evaluation by Los Fresnos…
Three Veteran CDC Board Members Ousted
by Tony Vindell/LFN Getting into the political arena has its consequences and it’s often unpredictable.…
Los Fresnos FD Donates Equipment to Matamoros Counterparts
by Tony Vindell/LFN The Los Fresnos Voluntary Fire Department donated thousands of dollars in equipment…
Early Childhood Brain Development Gets Boost in Texas
by Mark Richardson HOUSTON — Research shows that early brain development gives young Texans a better chance in life. But the programs addressing that are not reaching enough children. The Episcopal Health Foundation has awarded $3.5 million in grants to implement timely, science-based practices for brain…
The Big Squeeze, Texas Folklife’s Statewide Youth Accordion Contest, Announces 2020 Lineup of Competitions and Concerts
Young Accordion Players Are Invited to Learn, Compete and Engage in Live Music Events Across the State AUSTIN – The 14th annual Big Squeeze Accordion Contest, presented annually by Texas Folklife, announces its dynamic 2020 event lineup featuring youth competitions, live concerts and music workshops in…
Critics Cry Foul After TX Governor Rejects New Refugees
by Eric Galatas HOUSTON — Advocates for people seeking refuge in the U.S. are challenging Texas…
Study: Helping Single Moms Graduate College Would Benefit TX Economy
by Eric Galatas HOUSTON — Texas would see a big return on investments that help single…
Kicking E-Cigarettes Urged as New Year’s Resolution
by Eric Galatas AUSTIN, Texas – Several fatal incidents linked to e-cigarette use made headlines in…
2020 Census Provides Job Opportunities for Texans Age 50-Plus
by Nadia Ramlagan AUSTIN, Texas – Nearly 100 days are left before the 2020 Census…
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