
Detar Is Offering Many Events For Breast Cancer Awareness
Throughout October, DeTar will host and participate in several Breast Cancer Awareness events. In a press release, Heidi Wolf, CNO at DeTar Healthcare System, tells us.
"Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a meaningful opportunity to encourage our community to prioritize breast health and make screening a regular part of their healthcare."
Here is a brief synopsis of events hosted by DeTar.
DeTar is offering $99 Mammograms all October long.
DeTar is offering $99 mammograms all October long for eligible patients. Convenient online scheduling is available at www.detar.com/mammogram or by calling the DeTar Imaging Center at (361) 788-6141.
Breast Cancer Awareness Bake Sale.
DeTar Volunteers will be hosting a Breast Cancer Awareness Bake Sale
on Friday, Oct. 2 from 8–11 a.m. The sale will take place at DeTar Navarro in the lobby.
on Friday, Oct. 2 from 8–11 a.m. The sale will take place at DeTar Navarro in the lobby.
DeTar's Pink Out Breakfast
This will take place on Wednesday, October 14 at the DeTar Navarro Cafe. $10 per plate, cash only. All proceeds benefit Crossroads Guardians of Hope.
VPD Lunch & Learn Breast Cancer Awareness
This will also take place on Wednesday, October 14 at the Victoria Community Center Annex from 11-1. Hosted in partnership with the Victoria Police Department.
Pink Out Bingo benefiting Crossroads Guardians of Hope.
This will take place on Wednesday, October 27th at First English Lutheran Church. Doors open at 5, and eyes down at 6:30. Tickets are $20 in presale and $25 at the door. Need more information? Please call 361-573-0777.
For more information about any of the mentioned events by clicking here.

Get our free mobile app
How Victoria, TX Looked in 1999
Thirty years can change a lot, and Victoria is no exception.
From favorite restaurants and shopping spots to local landmarks and unforgettable hangouts, the city looked a whole lot different back in 1999. Some places are long gone, while others have been transformed into something completely new.
Whether you grew up here or you're just curious about what Victoria used to look like, here's a nostalgic trip back to the Crossroads and some of the places locals still love to talk about.
Welcome Texas A&M - Victoria
Gallery Credit: Angela Gomez








