EDINBURG, Texas — The Museum of South Texas History presents ¡Cascarón!, an Easter celebration, Saturday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Greetings, my name is Ruby! While I’m a little shy at first, I know I would make the perfect companion to anyone as long as I have a little time to adjust. I love being outside and getting along great with other dogs! I like to socialize but I also like to do my own thing and explore the yard on my own. Overall, I’m very low-maintenance and would be a very relaxed, calm girl in the home. If you can be a little patient with me, I know I could be the best new addition to your home! Visit me at our Andrews Center today!
The PSJA Bears Class of 1957 hosts monthly reunions. Events will alternate between dinner and breakfast on the second Saturday of every month. The dwindling “Bears of 1957” classmates encourage schoolmates from other 1950s Bear classes to join them in reliving memories of their high school legacies.
The McAllen Public Library is celebrating once again for a Best in Show win in the prestigious Texas Library Association Branding Iron Awards. The compelling application, written by MPL employee and poet laureate Priscilla Suarez, highlighted the Wild West Casino Fundraiser which directly supported the South Texas Book Festival.
This week, Cinderella is featuring two adorable sisters, puppies named Geisha and Shiroi. Born in October, these youngsters already tip the scales at over 20 pounds and they’re still growing. Both are already spayed and house- and crate-trained. Either would make a great pet for someone (or a family) looking for a new best friend.
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