- Students of the Month
- A New Librarian in Town
- A November to Remember
- La Feria ISD ECHS Students Volunteer at Feast of Sharing
- Local Dancers to Shine at Macy’s Parade
- La Feria Football Wraps up for 2023
- A Night Of Halloween Fun
- A Successful BBQ Cook-Off for La Feria Early College High School
- La Feria ISD Celebrates Red Ribbon Week
- La Feria Holds Community Tailgate
Centennial Celebration
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A Unique Look at the September 1933 Hurricane
The 1933 Cuba–Brownsville hurricane was one of two storms in the 1933 Atlantic hurricane season to reach the intensity of a Category 5 strength.On September 2, it attained winds of 140 mph. Initially the hurricane posed a threat to the area around Corpus Christi, Texas, and the local...
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Banditos Plague the Valley and La Feria
When the Madero Revolution started in 1910, thousands of Mexican citizens, rich merchants and ranchers, fled to the United States, settling...
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James B. Smith, A Zealous Schoolman
J.B. Smith, who was elected principal of the La Feria High School in 1931, came to La...
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The La Feria Garden Club
What could be more beautiful than a garden of flowers, shrubs, trees and green grass? Such is...
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The Cameron County Bank and the First National Bank of La Feria
The Cameron County Bank was originally organized by Bailey H. Dunlap, Sr., who bought the lots from...
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Reminiscences of Señor Sebastian Adrian Villarreal
Sebastian A. Villarreal was born to Jose Maria Villarreal and Victoria Nettles Villarreal on La Gloria Ranch...
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Electricity Comes to La Feria
A group of local men formed a company for the construction of an electric plant in 1919...
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St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
In 1848, the Oblate Fathers’ trail in the Valley extended from Roma to Brownsville. These Oblates were...
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School System History
This may be difficult to believe, but the first school in La Feria in 1912 was in...
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South Texas Lumber
The South Texas Lumber and Supply Company is a real pioneer of the Valley as this firm...
