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Published: Thursday, 01 October 2026 15:36
MISSION, TX – Get ready for a day of heroism, inspiration, and community spirit at the 17th Annual Mission Pink Walk Run for Breast Cancer Awareness & Treatment.
Read more: Join the Mission Pink Walk/Run: Unite, inspire, and save lives in the fight against breast cancer
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Published: Thursday, 01 October 2026 15:31
Breast cancer remains one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers among women in the United States and is a leading cause of cancer-related deaths.
An estimated 321,910 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer this year, according to the American Cancer Society, and more than 42,000 are expected to lose their lives to the disease.
Read more: STHS to host Annual Think Pink Parade
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Published: Thursday, 01 October 2026 15:26
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND – South Padre Island will come together in a show of hope, strength and support on Sunday, October 4, for the annual Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness, benefiting South Padre Island’s Walk for Women and its mission to help Rio Grande Valley women and families affected by breast cancer.
Read more: South Padre Island steps up for Breast Cancer Awareness at 2026 Walk for Wome
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Published: Thursday, 01 October 2026 15:21
MISSION, TX — The Mission Historical Museum invites the community to celebrate and honor the memories of loved ones by visiting its 2026 Community Altar Exhibit, a Día de los Muertos exhibition running October 6 through November 13.
Community members and local organizations decorated altars to celebrate remembrance and cultural heritage. The exhibit provides an opportunity for participants to share their cultural traditions, photographs, and meaningful objects while celebrating the enduring connections to those who has passed away.
Read more: Mission Historical Museum announces 2026 community altar exhibit
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Published: Friday, 14 August 2026 22:46
PHARR — Sometime in the late 1970s, near the historic Hidalgo Pumphouse, an ordinary homemade tortilla became the center of an extraordinary story.
According to family members, Paula Rivera was preparing a meal in her kitchen when she noticed what she believed was the image of Jesus Christ on a small flour tortilla. She immediately called for her husband, Luis Rivera, a Hidalgo Pumphouse employee who happened to be relaxing in the living room during his day off. Together they gazed at the tortilla in amazement, convinced they had witnessed a miracle. For years afterward, people from all over the RGV would visit the couple's small home in Hidalgo to pray for miracles and healing. It’s been said that the tortilla was carefully preserved inside a hard plastic case and that it remains safeguarded, still intact, by one of Paula's granddaughters.
Read more: Tales of the Hidalgo Pumphouse plays in Pharr