Is ICE the New, Old Texas Rangers?
Texas Rangers at the Brite Ranch, near Marfa, Texas, 1918. Photograph by unknown creator. Courtesy of The Portal to Texas History, University of North Texas Libraries and Marfa Public Library. The Texas Rangers I am referring to here is what some call the elite Texas Police Force; some have other opinions. As everyone in this […]
¿Conoces el camino a Santa Fe?
¿Conoces el camino a San José?”, una canción de Dionne Warwick de 1968, suena muy parecida a Santa Fe. Una búsqueda rápida en Google demostrará que no soy el único en cometer ese error. De cualquier manera, con o sin canción, Santa Fe vale la pena visitarla. Originalmente habitado por los indios Tewa y conocido […]
Do You Know the Way to Santa Fe
From our Archivies Do you know the way to San Jose” a 1968 Dionne Warwick song sounds a lot like Santa Fe. A quick google search will prove I am not the only to make that mistake. Either way song or no song Santa Fe is more than worth your visit. Originally inhabited by the […]
Celebración de los ganadores del Premio al Legado
Latino 2025 El presidente nacional de LULAC asistirá La homenajeada de este año, Rose Olmos Herrera, es una ex miembro de la Junta de FWISD que nombró con éxito a dos escuelas en honor a César Chávez y Dolores Huerta. También promovió las artes como Directora Artística Ejecutiva del Teatro Rose Marine, exhibiendo producciones infantiles […]
2025 Latino Legacy Award Winners Celebration
National LULAC President to Attend This year’s honoree, Rose Olmos Herrera, is a former FWISD Board Member who successfully named two schools after Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta. She also promoted the arts as Executive Artistic Director of the Rose Marine Theater, showcasing children’s productions and hosting Dolores Huerta for her documentary premiere. Gerardo […]