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1of8 On May 4 (known as Star Wars Day), one fan went the extra mile, hiking up trails along the Red Sands in El Paso to re-create Tatooine.J Diego GonçalvesShow MoreShow Less 2of8 On May 4 (known as Star Wars Day), one fan went the extra mile, hiking up trails along the Red Sands in El Paso to re-create Tatooine.J Diego GonçalvesShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 On May 4 (known as Star Wars Day), one fan went the extra mile, hiking up trails along the Red Sands in El Paso to re-create Tatooine.J Diego GonçalvesShow MoreShow Less

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101of101 Who remembers seeing Albertsons stores in San Antonio?  It's been 19 years since the Boise, Idaho-based grocery chain closed its stores in the Alamo City, according to an article from the San Antonio Business Journal. Recently, San Antonian Stephanie Garza was reminded of her local Albertsons store after finding a 33-year-old receipt in a book she bought at Half Price Books in College Station. Garza told MySA.com she was cleaning out her office at Texas A&M University in College Station on Saturday, May 8, when she discovered the receipt. Garza says she often looks for bookmarks in ...

Padre Island National Seashore wants the public to know it has two wheelchairs available for beach use. Kelly Taylor told MySA.com the wheelchairs have been around for several years and have been used often. However, she added they posted the news on its Facebook page earlier this week to inform followers who may not be aware of the chairs. The large, rubber-wheeled chairs are free and first-come, first-serve, Taylor said. She added that the chairs are only available for Malaquite Beach (so you can't take them to other areas).  Beachgoers can grab the chairs at the Malaquite Visitor Center f...

Some of the rock squirrels are a beautiful black color.