CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A beloved Bee County corner store is having a grand re-opening this weekend.
El Obrero been part of the fabric of Beeville's West Side for decades, helping poor migrant farm workers feed their families when times were lean.
Last month, a handful of folks came to help repair the 100-year-old store.
Wednesday, they plan to have a soft re-opening at 3 p.m., and the rand re-opening will be at noon Saturday.
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