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Sunday, September 13, 2026

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Vintage printing press producing Spanish-language newspapers, with a framed 1913 front page on the wall

Our HistorySep 14, 2026

Tino and Millie Durán: the familia behind a century of La Prensa

For decades, publisher Tino Durán and Millie Durán kept La Prensa on San Antonio porches and kitchen tables, fighting for bilingual journalism when few others would. Their stewardship carried the paper's 1913 mission into the modern era.

Stacks of historic La Prensa newspapers beside a letterpress

CommunitySep 7, 2026

“We are the story”: how the Durán era shaped bilingual news in Texas

Under Tino and Millie Durán, La Prensa became more than a newspaper, a platform for nuestra gente, from city hall accountability to quinceañeras on the society page. A look back at the legacy that still guides this newsroom.

Pareja de adultos mayores caminando al aire libre y manteniéndose activa

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  • Let's Talk About It

    Our Language, Our Heritage, Our Power

    The lack of diversity in education has serious effects on kids, especially people of color. Many Hispanic children grow up feeling ashamed of their heritage, often refusing to speak Spanish because they’ve been taught it’s…

    By Yvette Tello · Sep 16, 2026

  • Let's Talk About It

    Is There Really Shame in Being Brown?

    I had a teacher growing up who clearly favored the white kids in class. I noticed who got called on, who got praised for the same work I was doing. I didn’t know what was going on or what to call it but it did not feel good.…

    By Yvette Tello · Sep 16, 2026

  • Erased History

    Their Names Were the Same as My Neighbors’

    It was a typical morning. A young man carefully inspected the carrying case for his precious Misen Chef Knives before leaving for work. A woman placed her lunch in her handbag and checked to see if it was her. METROCARD was in…

    By J. George Cisneros · Sep 10, 2026

  • We The Women

    We the Women Are Not Becoming Powerful, We Are Remembering

    The Puro San Anto Awards (The Puro Awards) Tagline: Honoring the Heart, Soul, and Sabor of San Anto Presented By: La Prensa Texas 1. Puro Corazón (Community, Activism & Unsung Heroes) The heartbeat of the city, honoring the…

    By Yvette Tello · Sep 8, 2026

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