Thank you for coming, safe travels, see you next season
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This season is ending, and I hate to see it go. We always enjoy your time with us, and our time with you, and we sure are going to miss it while you are gone.
We know you are coming to the Valley for the community, the weather, lower prices, and more. We also know you are coming because of the culture and the warm welcomes you receive. But it is also your warmness that makes us love seeing you each year.
Speaking of that warmness, you do so much for the communities you live in – whether it is for your park, a special person in your park, or an organization in your city – you really do a lot while you are here. The work and care you put forth is so appreciated by all of those that receive your blessings.
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By Herb Moering
Rita Norlander, a long-time resident of the Trails End Winter Park, was honored on March 19 as she threw out the first pack for the annual Rita Nolander Shuffle Tournament.
By Herb Moering
Larry and Susan DeBuse, formerly of Greengate Grove in Palmview, were honored at the Larry DeBuse Invitational Golf Tournament, held at Shary Municipal Golf Course on March 5. The DeBuse family has returned to their home in Bella Vista, AR, as Larry continues his fight against Parkinson’s Disease.
South Texas College Theatre and Dance presents Transcendence 2025, produced by the STC Dance Collective. Transcendence 2025, the third dance production of the year for the group, will be on Saturday, April 26 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. with the 2 p.m. performance being interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL).
For Crystal Hernandez, violinist and vocalist of Mariachi Reyna De Los Angeles, mariachi is more than just music – it’s a movement. As she takes center stage at the Texas Southmost College Mariachi Festival’s Grand Concert, she carries with her the hopes of inspiring young musicians, especially young women, to pursue their passion for mariachi.
