The day of remembrance is celebrated every year on March 6, coinciding with the end of the conflict at the Alamo. And if you head to Texas, you’ll find an annual Battle of the Alamo ...

LIFESTYLE On this day in history, April 21, 1836, Texans rout Mexican army on San Jacinto River: 'Remember the Alamo!' Battle was reportedly won in 18 minutes by a Texas militia numbering 910 ...

Texans (or “Texians,” according to some sources) began fighting for independence from Mexico in 1835. By December of that year, the small Texas army captured the important crossroads town of ...

The Alamo isn’t like you remember it: ... “Our goal is to be able to introduce 300 years of history culminating in that 13-day battle,” said Ernesto Rodriguez, Alamo senior curator and ...

Early next month, the Battle of the Flowers parade, a highlight of the annual Fiesta San Antonio, will make its way through Alamo Plaza for the 134th time. The parade, which dates back to 1891 ...

Thanks in large part to Joe, the only combatant — as far as we know — to have walked out of the ruined mission alive, we are able these many years later to “Remember the Alamo” with some ...

As your state representative, I urge you to remember the Alamo and let your voice be heard at the ballot box during this primary election. ... with Election Day set for March 5th.

FILE - This March 6, 2013, file photo, shows the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamo is best known as the site of a legendary 1836 battle, but it was originally built in 1718 as a Spanish mission.

The 220-word Alamo letter was written by Col. William B. Travis on Feb. 24, 1836, the second day of the 13-day attack on the Alamo by the Mexican Army during the Texas Revolution.