Cami Canales was born and raised in South Texas. She grew up hunting on her family’s ranch with her father, Gus T. Canales and her younger brother, Marc A.R. Canales (now deceased). She attended school at Texas A&I (now Texas A&M Kingsville) and San Antonio Community College. Then she entered the world of travel, where […]
Willie Vasquez Ng is a business and community advocate and philanthropist, a small business owner since 2003 and a Master Peace Officer serving San Antonio and South Texas in Law Enforcement since 1993.
Today we are celebrating the iconic Dr. Ellen Ochoa. She is an American engineer, former astronaut and former director of the Johnson Space Center.
Many know Lin-Manuel Miranda for his musicals and movies, so today we are highlighting this Puerto Rican playwright for Hispanic Heritage Month.
State Rep. Liz Campos is a lifelong resident of her district HD 119, which covers San Antonio, Live Oak, Converse, and surrounding towns.
Today we honor Dr. Teresa Lozano Long, a Texan educator, and philanthropist. Teresa grew up on a dairy farm in Premont, TX.
Today’s important figure for Hispanic Heritage Month is State Representative J.M. Lozano! He is the son of a doctor born and raised in Premont, TX.
MAKE WAY! Today we are celebrating Dr. Juliet V Garcia, the first woman President of UT at Rio Grande Valley and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient.
In June, Katya Echazarreta flew on board Blue Origin’s NS-21, becoming the first Mexican-born female astronaut and youngest American to fly to space.
Don Pedro Jaramillo, more widely known as Don Pedrito, was a community leader and curandero, or folk healer, around the turn of the 20th century.
