by Tony Vindell/LFN City employees and the Los Fresnos Chamber of Commerce and Community Development Corp. staff are now in the brand new city hall built along Texas Highway 100. But the old building on Brazil Street still is the home for Los Fresnos Police Department until it relocates to the new facility in the […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN The internal reports made by departmental heads with the City of Los Fresnos have become a thing of the past. The city council voted to discontinue daily internal reports, calling them a waste of time and money. Councilman James Herrera said there is no need for that and made a motion to […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN In an attempt to improve its service to the public, the Los Fresnos Ethel Whipple Memorial Library is taking a collection of books to the Boys & Girls Club. Under a program called The Little Library, the organization is setting up a shelf filled with more than 100 books that will be […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN Some of the improvements the Los Fresnos Rodeo Committee has made to the facility where cowboys and cowgirls have been competing for the last 30 years has paid off. The arena where all the action takes place has been awarded as the Most Improved Justin Best Footing grounds by the Women’s Professional […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN The newest member of Los Fresnos City Council took the oath of office on the same day the new city hall opened its doors for business. Andy Lopez was sworn in by his daughter Clarissa Chavarria, who is a municipal court judge in San Antonio. Lopez took the seat of former councilman […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN One of the biggest events linked to the annual Los Fresnos Rodeo is coming up and it’s shaping up to be a hot and tasty one. It’s the Cowboy Cook-off! Up to $5,000 in prizes will be given out to the top chefs that come out with winning entries in the pan […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN The second annual Los Fresnos Conjunto Festival met the expectations organizers had hoped for and there is more to be done to take the event to another level. More than fifty percent of the attendees were from Los Fresnos, Brownsville, Harlingen and San Benito areas while the rest came from several Texas […]

by Tony Vindell/LFN Anyone going to Los Fresnos this past weekend might have run into a surprise. Two flyers posted on the doors of the town administrative building at 200 N. Brazil St. said that the City of Los Fresnos was to be closed Friday, Nov. 8 and Monday Nov. 11. But in reality, it […]

by Victor Moreno/LFN The “Buckin Good Time Market” is increasing their market dates to two weekends a month going forward. The exception being this month of November as they have also added a one day market opening from 10 am to 6 pm during the Cowboy Cook-Off which is slated for November 16, 2019. The […]