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Friday, September 11, 2026

CITY OF LAREDO UPDATES

Get Your Issue of LaredoBuzz.Print Today!

LaredoBuzz.Print hits the streets again today with its fifth edition of the advertisement supplement.  In this month’s issue you will find over 30 coupons from our advertisers.  You can find your issue at the Stripes Conveniance Stores, Valero Stores, Kike’s Meat Market Too, Exxon Conveniance Stores, Subway on San Bernardo and Mann Road, Compass Banks,

Mayor Salinas Presents Birthday Certifcates

Courtesy Xochitl Mora, City of Laredo Mayor Raul G. Salinas congratulated some very special ladies in our community who were celebrating their birthdays, all in their 90s, together.  Receiving special birthday certificates, were from left to right:  Juana Sullivan, Alicia Salinas, Maria Lopez, and Cristina Contreras.  Feliz Cumpleanos!

OPERATION LONE STAR 2010

Courtesy Xochitl Mora, LAREDO, TX-Considered one of the largest humanitarian missions, Operation Lone Star (OLS) will be conducting free health clinics during its 12th annual effort to provide health services to people in South Texas. OLS will be conducted August 2-6, 2010 at Alexander High School.  OLS is a collaborative project uniting state health and

Drainage Improvement Project To Close Road for Four Weeks

  Courtesy Xochitl Mora,  (Laredo, TX – July 26, 2010)  City of Laredo Public Works crews will begin a drainage improvement project on Eden Street between Del Mar Boulevard and Andrew Lane.  The roadway will be closed to all traffic for approximately four weeks, starting tomorrow, Tuesday, July 27, 2010 and concluding Sunday, August 22,

New Library Exhibit Aims to Give True and Historical Perspective on Mexican Immigration Through Local Lens

Courtesy Xochitl Mora, Color photo exhibit to run through end of August  (Laredo, TX  July 26, 2010)  “They are coming here to escape war,” said Barbara Steinberg, an amateur photo artist whose first photo exhibit, “The True Story of Mexican Immigration to the United States,” is on display until the end of August at the

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