Courtesy Xochitl Mora,
Laredo, Tx – As promised and delivered in his first term, City of Laredo Mayor Raul G. Salinas will continue to make his office of the people, by the people and for the people by taking his second oath of office in a very public ceremony with the community invited to attend the celebration.  
 “The Mayor’s Office has always been here to serve all the people of Laredo,” stated a very humble, yet excited Salinas, “and this second term will be no exception.  The Mayor’s Office belongs to …

Courtesy Edward Millan,
(Laredo, Tx) Citing a desire to show how important it is for the City of Laredo , Webb County and all local governing agencies continue to work together for the mutual benefit of the community, Cm.-elect San Miguel says he is deeply honored to be sworn in as a public servant, serving his fellow Laredoans.
 Echoing those sentiments, Perez is eager to get roll up his sleeves and get to work to make some positive impact on not only his district, but all of Laredo , as well.
 Both ceremonies …

Courtesy Xochitl Mora,
Committed to serving the community of Laredo with fairness and objectivity, as well as providing a hall of justice that is not only open to all, but open longer, Municipal Court Judge-elect Rosie Cuellar Castillo will be taking her oath of office surrounded by family, friends and supporters.  Ready to go to work on Monday, Judge-Cuellar Castillo will soon be hearing new cases as soon as the new year starts.
 
“This office will serve the people, all the people, equally, objectively and timely,” stated Cuellar Castillo.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010           …

Madeline Lopez Escoto Candidate for Municipal Court Judge reminds you that early voting starts tomorrow November 29th in the race for Municipal Court Judge.  Early voting will run thru December 7th.  Election day will be held on December 11, 2010.  For more information on Madeline Lopez Escoto’s Campaign visit http://www.madelineforjudge.com/index.html

Courtesy Xochitl Mora,
“Need knows no border, and we can always find it in our hearts, and especially, our pockets, to help children in need, no matter where in the world they may be,” said City of Laredo Mayor Raul G. Salinas.  “That is why I am supporting this important initiative, and I want to ask my fellow Laredoans to also help with this wonderful cause,” he concluded. Over the next few weeks, Laredoans may see purple, heart-shaped buckets scattered at various Laredo businesses.  The donations will go towards Teletón 2010, …

Madeline Lopez Escoto Candidate for Municipal Court Judge invites you to a Steak Plate Sale this Saturday November 20th.  The Plate Sale will take place at My Big Lil School House located at 7215 McPherson Rd.  it will start at 11a.m. and end at 2p.m.  Cost per plate is only $5 for more information or to purchase tickets for the plate sale call her campaign headquarters at 956-725-0335.   Election Day for the Municipal Court Run-Off race is December 11, 2010.  To learn more about Madeline Lopez Escoto Candidate for Municipal Court Judge click here.

Today is the last day to vote in early voting for the city elections that include the race for municipal court judge.   The Caballero and Ramos families respectfully ask for your vote for former Associate Municipal Court Judge Juan Caballero.  Election day will be on Tuesday November 2, 2010.

Courtesy Xochitl Mora,
The City of Laredo Public Information Office and the Telecommunications Division wanted to be an integral part of the local political process, helping to shape people’s opinion of the candidates and motivate citizens to vote.  It once again hosted political forums, in which all candidates for all city and school board general election races were invited to participate and present their position on various issues, important to voters of Laredo. 
 
The forums were taped at both the Public Access Channel studio and in partnership with two Texas A&M …

Courtesy Raul Leal,
During campaign season, the landscape blooms with a special kind of flower – the political sign. Unlike wild flowers that are welcome anywhere, putting campaign signs on public lands is illegal. So before you plant that sign, learn the law and keep Texas beautiful.
You Need To Know:
●    It is illegal to place any signs on or within the right of way. This includes posting signs on trees, telephone poles, traffic signs and other objects on the right of way.
●    Campaign signs along Texas roads can be placed on …

(Laredo, Tx) Manuel Arechiga is well known and respected businessman in our community overseeing the family business as President of Arechiga Petroleum for 28 years.  He is married his wife of 27 years Cori V. Arechiga who is a local educator together they have raised  two daughters who are currently attending The University of Texas in Austin.   Mr. Arechiga is a 1977 graduate of United High School he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management in 1984.  Manuel Arechiga is a Candidate for City Council District 6 a district in …