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On a Monday evening, September 28, 1835, a meeting was held near San Antonio de Béxar by a group of concerned young Tejanos who discerned an imminent war on the horizon. These young vaqueros who called this meeting had no idea that in just four days, a minor skirmish in Gonzales, Texas, having something to do with the return of a canon, would kick off the long-anticipated Texas Revolution.
By the end of that historic gathering, the young vaqueros and rancheros of San Antonio de Béxar gathered together to form a local militia and engage for Texas Independence.
The San Antonio militia unit born that day became known as the Tejano Volunteer Company. During that rebellion, the TVC played a significant role in the fight for Texas Liberty. Incidentally, that militia became the most successful militia of the Texas Revolution. It's time to tell their stories.
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Local Restaurant Owners: Opportunity to Expand at Brownsville/South Padre Island Airport
and sell to who? the workers? the vending machines are always full and no cheeetuuuus. CLOSE IT DOWN the director there makes 350k a year FOR WHAT to lease dilapidated hangers and control the selling of candy in vending machines? SAVE US THE PROPERTY TAXES AND CLOSE IT DOWN. HARLINGEN DOES BETTER AND SO DOES THE FAT CITY OF MCALLEN. EVEN MATAMORES...
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