Omar Zapata is a journalist for The Brownsville Herald, focusing on local news in Brownsville, Texas. With a keen interest in community issues, Omar covers a wide range of topics including education, crime, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting that reflects the experiences and concerns of the people in his community.
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By: Omar Zapata
WESLACO — Under the Friday Night Lights, the state champion Weslaco High softball team shined bright during a ring ceremony — where players, coaches and even the groundskeepers all received a state championship ring as the community looking on.
EDINBURG — I don’t mean to start some local BBQ beef, but Willie B’s Barbeque has one of the best brisket baked potatoes in all of the land.
Sharyland High marching band members go over music before the start of halftime in a non-district game against McAllen Rowe at Richard Thompson Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023, in Mission. (Joel Martinez | [email protected] )
By: Omar Zapata
Gary Montelongo, a 2024 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge Finalist among 30 of the top young scientists in the nation, competed in Washington D.C. and brought back lifelong experiences and the $10,000 Broadcom Coding with Commitment Award.
By: Omar Zapata
ALAMO — The sixth annual Dia De Los Muertos altar exhibit by PSJA Memorial Early College High highlights the outstanding talent in the district, passion for cultural heritage and, most importantly, the celebration of life, death and community.
By: Omar Zapata
Across Hidalgo County voters made decisions in ten school boards Tuesday voting on multiple seats which show incumbents regain their positions and brought forth newcomers to their school districts.
Voters across Hidalgo County on Tuesday went to the polls to vote in school board races for the Hidalgo, Mercedes, La Villa, South Texas ISD, Edcouch-Elsa, Valley View and La Joya school districts.
By: Omar Zapata
Across Hidalgo County voters made decisions in ten school boards Tuesday voting on multiple seats which show incumbents regain their positions and brought forth newcomers to their school districts.
Donna ISD unveiled the completion of its first Outdoor Learning Center this week as part of a list of projects from a $120 million bond initiative to invest in early childhood education.
By: Omar Zapata
McALLEN — With the football season halfway done, you probably can tell if your team is a contender or pretender and Howling Rabbits, a restaurant and brewery is the perfect place to celebrate your team’s success or at least have some good craft beer made on-site to forget about the terrible season.
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