In the case of reforming the latest hairdo during World War II, the local “Rosie the Riveters” followed the national trend. “Victory Bob,” was a trend setter, a short haircut used by women and occasionally by men in the workplace. It was deemed safer, convenient and saved time, but more importantly, it contributed to the war effort.
SAN JUAN — A Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD senior has been named a 2022 Coca-Cola Scholar. Out of more than 68,000 applications from across the nation, PSJA Collegiate High School Program’s Josue Cedillo was one of only 150 students selected for the $20,000 scholarship.
This week Cinderella is featuring two very good young dogs, who, by the way, are good dogs every month of the year. Their names are Kala, a male Akita cross who’s just over a year old, and Maddie, a female Beauceron/ terrier cross, also born in 2021.
Hello, my name is Xera! I’m very sweet and love to socialize with other doggos! My favorite activities include playing in the water and exploring the play yard. I am a little on the shy side and am timid around new people, but my confidence has continued to grow throughout my time in the shelter. I’d do best in a home with a loving and patient human who would allow me to take as much time to come out of my shell. Once I do, I know I’d be the best new addition to your family! Hi, my name is Italia! I’m a
PHARR — The City of Pharr Police Department donated car seats, formula, and other baby items to the Silva Family of Pharr, who recently welcomed quintuplets. The event took place at Monday at 3600 S. Sheraton Avenue in Pharr.
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