San Benito Lady Greyhound Head Softball Coach Elias Martinez is seen along with fellow coaches and members of the softball team. The coaches agreed to get fauxhawks by Dyenamics owner Carmen Lopez. The salon is located in San Benito. (KSBG TV photos)

Carlos Gonzales’ first grade class from Rangerville Elementary is seen Monday at the San Benito News office, where students were treated to a tour of the facility and learned about the publication’s operations. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

Rangerville Elementary School students in Dolores Ramirez’ first grade classroom are pictured inside the San Benito News office on Monday. Students toured the office and learned the different roles played by members of the newspaper staff. (Staff photo by Francisco E. Jimenez)

Visiting the San Benito News office on Monday was Jesusa Leal’s first grade class from Rangerville Elementary. The visit was part of a field trip in which students toured the office and learned how the newspaper is printed. (Staff photo by Francisco E. Jimenez)

Pictured are scenes from the Sixth Annual Autism Awareness Walk on the evening of Friday, April 12, at the Heavin Resaca Trail and Memorial Park in San Benito. (Staff photos by Francisco E. Jimenez)

Scenes from the Stations of the Cross, held in San Benito on Good Friday, March 31, depict St. Benedict Catholic Church parishioners in a procession that stretched from the church to the Heavin Resaca Trail and back. (Staff photos by Francisco E. Jimenez)

Three-year-old Kaylee D. Lozoya of San Benito is seen with her winning San Benito News Easter Coloring Contest entry and her Easter basket prize. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

Seven-year-old Isaiah Franco of San Benito is seen with his parents Robert Franco and Victoria Rendon, his winning San Benito News Easter Coloring Contest entry and his Easter basket prize. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

Nine-year-old Jasmine Quiroga of San Benito is seen with her winning San Benito News Easter Coloring Contest entry and her Easter basket prize. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

McDonald’s, located on 821 S. Sam Houston Blvd., has been named the San Benito Chamber of Commerce Pride Committee Pride Business of the Month for March. Shown (from l-r) are Pride Committee representative Bertha Wilson, maintenance manager Armando Treviño, general manager Tani Arriaga, swing manager Albert Garcia, and Pride Committee representative Debbie Layton. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

The Gonzales residence, located on the 300 block of Elvira St., has been named the San Benito Chamber of Commerce Pride Committee Pride Home of the Month for March. Shown (from l-r) are Pride Committee representative Bertha Wilson, Chloe Rinaldi, homeowner Lidia Gonzalez and her daughter (Chloe’s mother) Anna Rinaldi, and Pride Committee representative Debbie Layton. (Staff photo by Michael Rodriguez)

Landrum Elementary School pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and first grade students are seen participating in the campus’ Career Day festivities on Friday. San Benito News Managing Editor Michael Rodriguez made a presentation at Career Day informing students about the inner workings of modern day journalism as well as the production and distribution of the newspaper. (Staff photos by Michael Rodriguez)

The San Benito Texans were crowned champions at the McAllen NFL Flag Football Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 23. The Texans won in the 5-6 year-old division. The players are Tommy Ramirez, Adam Cortez, Ricky Olivares, Robby Leal, Jason Rodriguez and Ethan Gomez. Coaches are Tommy Ramirez and Lionel Cortez. (Courtesy photo)

Shown are members of the San Benito Greyhound varsity tennis team, which won the 82nd Annual Heart’s Delight Varsity Tennis Tournament. Shown (from l-r) are Esteban Casas and Cristina Estrella, who won in mixed doubles, and Elizabeth Medina and Brittany Mendez, who won in girls doubles. The team will compete in the District 31-5A Individual Tennis Tournament in Weslaco on March 25 and 26. The team is coached by Dan Hirst. (Staff photo by Francisco E. Jimenez)

Members of the San Benito Historical Society are seen at the Joe Callandret Positive Redirection Center on Tuesday during an unveiling ceremony. In recognition of the 60th anniversary of the Joe Callandret School and in commemoration of Black History Month, the historical society unveiled its 11th historical marker dedicated to the school. Shown (from l-r) at the ceremony are Truella Haynes, George McShan, Jack Ayoub, Janie Silva, Dick Welch, Velvet Hutcherson, Marianne Welch, Tootie Madden, Sandra Tumberlinson, Mila Salinas, Rey Avila and Zeke Luna. (Courtesy photo)