Outta Town Dance Hall

09/22/2025

Houston, we had a blast! 2 Astro games, fantastic food, and sizzling heat made for an epic week. Now, as we head north, Halia the hula girl, Orbit, and crew are busting a move to Pio Treviño y Magic “El Magazin”. Ohhhh yeahhh. Hope to see y’all somewhere on the open road!

08/31/2025

08/22/2025

08/03/2025

Mama Grande Tortilla Factory fulled stocked at Palmview H-E-B! Check your local HEB too! Looking for great tasting tortillas, or low carb alternatives! Give Mama Grande Tortillas a try! Check out their website also, they ship to all 50 states!

05/18/2025

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02/20/2025

We miss you all! Let’s dance 🪩 even if it’s in our kitchens, let’s stay warm 💘💘

02/04/2025

12/20/2024

Congratulations 🎉

: Rudy Treviño Joins Texas A&M Kingsville, Stays as Host of Domingo Live

Longtime 3NEWS anchor Rudy Treviño is stepping away from the evening news desk to take on a prominent role at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Treviño will become a Professor of Practice and director at a forthcoming academic center that will focus on preserving and studying Tejano music and media.

Fans of "Domingo Live," the nation’s longest-running bilingual news and entertainment program, can rest easy—Treviño will continue to host the beloved Sunday show alongside Barbi Leo.

Treviño’s connection to Tejano culture is unparalleled. Over his 50-year career, he has become a respected figure in both journalism and music media. At Texas A&M Kingsville, he’ll leverage this experience to mentor the next generation in communication, music, and historical analysis.

Treviño is no stranger to accolades. An Emmy Award-winning journalist, he was inducted into the Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame in 2011, cementing his influence in the genre.

Treviño’s departure marks the end of an era for local news in South Texas. Since 2021, he has been the trusted face of the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. newscasts, succeeding the legendary Joe Gazin. Treviño first joined 3NEWS more than 20 years ago, anchoring and reporting on stories that mattered to South Texans.

Treviño’s tenure as host of *Domingo Live* dates back to 2001, and his partnership with co-host Barbi Leo has been a staple since 2006. Over 1,200 episodes later, Treviño holds the record as the show’s longest-serving host, surpassing even its namesake, Domingo Peña.

Rudy Treviño’s final evening newscast is scheduled for January 9, 2025. While it’s a farewell to his anchoring duties, his commitment to South Texas and its rich culture is far from over.

Stay tuned to Domingo Live every Sunday, and watch for Rudy’s continued contributions to the community through his work at Texas A&M Kingsville.

08/21/2024

Contact Flores Floral for info

Attention hall owners or rental business.

I'm selling all my satin tablecovers. Individually or as a whole. (Over 100)

Colors are, white, beige, blue, red, and black.

Only serious inquiries only.

Call 956 580 8186 for further, information.

08/15/2024

Shop local ALERT!!! Mama Grande Tortilla Factory is in local !! Congrats to them and support local small business and try their tortillas today!!