Special to El Rrun-Rrun
Búho is currently in the research and development phase, focusing on learning more about what the community would like to see in a bookstore. A site for the store has been tentatively listed as 1140 E. Washington Street.
"Brownsville, Texas is the largest metropolitan area in America whose largest city does not have a traditional, full-service bookstore," founder Gilbert Hernandez wrote on his social media page.
"Businesses like Barnes &Noble point to our area's low literacy rates as their reason for not establishing a location here. While the focus on averages based on questionable, incomplete data, Búho focuses on individuals; we're here to serve Brownsville readers like you who love books while welcoming all curious minds who would like to pick up reading.
"We invite your to visit our upcoming pop-up book fairs while we are building the foundations for Búho upcoming brick-and-mortar bookstore in downtown Brownsville. Everything is falling into place.
"Make sure to visit our debut pop-up/market study at the Amigoland Convention Center on March 13 from 1-6 p.m."
25 comments:
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Concern about local health problems that are not on the other side of the world, but its about white on white. Local health problems don't concern these gringos.
WHY? because health problems here are Hispanic's.
pinchs racist republicans.
AND WON'T GET ANY PUBLICITY AND WILL BE LOOKED DOWN BY OTHER WHITES
(racist republicans). FACT!!!!!!!!!!
The special of the day will be "buy a book and get a free thin slice of pizza with a beer", at your downtown store(s)... only one participating store and you know which one!!!!! MAMON enano.
It won't last. Brownsville doesn't read; it eats!
If Barnes & Noble leaves you, that means you're not into books.
fact.
So just drive to McAllen for 2 Barnes & Noble and a better way of life. Better restaurants, stores, education, people. Browntown produces nothing but misery. People can’t read anyway in Browntown.
They opened up in the mountain regions but closed down all the book stores. pinche mamones hillbillys don't read shit, just lay around drinking beer and collecting welfare and snap gimmies... bola de mamones gringos...
Parking, parking, parking!
I give this place maybe 3 weeks till they realize that they need to close down. No one in Brownsville is interested in reading books. You have a better chance at success at doing parody videos for da' blimp. Poor retard does videos thinking people enjoy them, but only watch them to see how weird and creepy he can be.
People in this towns don't read. Plus we already have two libraries in Brownsville that no one uses.
I have never seen a fat hillbilly.
a group of owls is called a parliament.
Like the Cafe con Libros in the movie Desperado. The least English literate city in south Texas.
In the city of Brownsville READ & BOOK are just four letter words. People don't even read the traffic signs!
Yet another hipster startup business trying to establish itself in America's smelly scrotum that is downtown Brownsville. The bookstore will fail, just cut your loses. Amazon killed the bookstores along time ago.
Just dont ask the pendejo city library director for help.
Juan do you know if these folks are taking book donations, got a ton of books at home i would like to donate? let me know. Mr. Porter
Open a walking street downtown prefer elizabeth will make more money and will keep the corruption going. So sean pendejos, walking streets are becoming more popular than bike trails.
I don't stinkin' read nothing.
How many new business have closed in that area already? DO NOT LISTEN TO ANY ELECTED OFFICIAL HERE SON PUROS MAMONES AND THEY LIE THRU THEIR STINKING NALGAS PURA VERDAD...
POBRESITOS!!!
y el ice cream place? It lasted only tres meses.
The entire towns in the RGV are better than Brownsville, why?, stupid city commissioners and millions for bike and hike trails that no one knows how to use. The city is spending thousands on maintaining the desert bike and hike trails. McAllen, Pharr, Edinburg, Weslaco, Harlingen, Mercedes and more to come are better organized. Where are the tourists in Brownsville,
in the upper valley. Brownsville is trash city of the RGV plus Brownsville grows more tires in every street corner. That should bring tourists to take pictures of the ghetto city of the RGV.
AAAAAAHHHHHH TIRES, the new campaign here is free bus rides if you bring in a car tire or truck tire. BRILLIANT!!
BISD no longer requires that students have the ability to read. Only Idea schools, but are considering a change.
Juanito will no longer find books on alleys. Scavengers are looking for books everywhere to go sell them at the new store, with comments like: dis belonged to my grand father or my ancestors from a long time ago. FACT.
With all the cartel devil worshippers that live around here except a few copies of the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis.
The city ordinance now requires that home restrooms have a reading shelf next to the toilet. The new city manager just approved it. Ya al' know who!
stop by the flea market on sat and sun all bike trails are full of cars parked in the bike trails. another BILLIANT idea from the city commissioners BOLA DE PENDEJOS IDIOTAS...
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