Maria Eugenia Guerra

The summer of 2001—year 10 of the seven-year drought—on a backdrop of ranch land the color of manila folders and burlap sacks, I watched cattle trailer after cattle trailer coming off neighboring ranches to go to the sale barn for … Read More

“When my father was first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, our initial impulse was to protect his dignity and help him navigate a world that was becoming increasingly difficult for him to understand,” says Laredo publisher María Eugenia (Meg) Guerra. “With no … Read More