News. Dallas’ Little Mexico is nearly gone in Uptown, but here’s what remains It’s hard to realize that the Uptown and Victory Park areas once were a thriving Mexican neighborhood.

Charlie Villasana, a longtime Little Mexico resident who has put off selling his more than $1.5 million dollars worth of property in the area. He is nearly 88 years old and struggles with deciding ...

Little Mexico, Dallas’ largest barrio, looks nothing like it once did. But it’s legacy carries on. Once a lively neighborhood with culture and family spirit, Little Mexico in Dallas tells a ...

The Little Mexico neighborhood market with the most overall appeal is El Primo Grocery on Edmonston Road. As markets go, it's small, no larger than a two-car garage.

Little Mexico “went through its stages: birth and growing, advancing and then slowly dissolving,” she said. Advertisement In the 1970s and 1980s, residents tried to resist rezoning and ...

After becoming the first Mexican American elected to the Dallas City Council, she founded a folklorico group that has touched ...

Little Mexico Forget Taco Bell. Experience authentic “platos Mexicanos” on New Rochelle’s Mexican Mile By Benjamin Chertoff Photography by Stephen Ang Perched in easy proximity to the largest ...

York Springs is aptly known as “Little Mexico.” And so it wasn’t a shock to Amos when, 16 years ago, a dilapidated building across the street was bought and converted into a dormitory for ...

Fear not, traditionalists: Very little about Little Mexico Cafe has changed. A staple of the West Side for more than 40 years, the restaurant, which burned down in September 2008 and re-opened in ...

Homes and businesses of the Little Mexico neighborhood in Cedar Rapids were razed in the 1960s to build I-380 in Cedar Rapids. Dozens of immigrant families were displaced. The notion of erasing a ...

DALLAS (AP) — At nearly 88 years old, Charlie Villasana is one of the last Little Mexico property owners in what’s now the booming, upscale area of Dallas’ Uptown.