A.D. Ibarra

-KLEC Casino-Hotel

Then the first name was drawn from the massive hopper at the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino, Corpus Christi's Janet Scott must have been pulling the lever at a one armed-bandit somewhere across the vast expanse of what is now the largest casino of its kind in South Texas before she finally arrived to the designated winner's circle. When she was escorted to the front of the main casino entrance to choose from one of the seven grand prizes parked proudly out front, she couldn't make up her mind as she had her pick of the 2014 Jaguar, Infinity, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Acura or Cadillac.

Adrián Ibarra

- First United

Methodist Church hen The Honorable Karen Angelini, 4th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge speaks, people listen. It's just the same for Lisa Smith and Cathleen Hurren, the latter a corporate litigator whose demeanor is probably a little firmer and significantly more focused than we saw her out here today, as the three meandered about the grounds of Becky Ballou's First United Methodist Church as kids enjoyed musical chairs, cake walks and fishing games. Angelini was even seen admiring the work of local students who are part of Border Hope's efforts to reach out to kids who just need someone to believe in them to assist them in dealing with life's obstacles.

A.D. Ibarra

-KTTT Reservation

An event which has taken a great amount of time and planning came to fruition on Monday, October 28th at the #1 tourist spot Eagle Pass and Maverick County has to offer, the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino. On hand Robin Miller General Manager of the Casino, Tribal administrator Mr. Don Spaulding, Juan Gonzalez Kisisika, Chairman, Jesús Anico Chacodata, Secretary of the Tribal Council as well The Mayor of the City of Eagle Pass, Ramsey English- Cantú, who said "We have established a wonderful working relationship with the tribal council and administration here within the tribe and we only look forward to that bettering itself that overall benefits our economy.