Documentary on Texas Hill Country floods premiering for free this Friday in San Antonio
The Hill Country is still recovering nearly a year after the Guadalupe River flooded last summer, taking dozens of lives, but people aren’t giving up hope. Hope for the Guadalupe, a documentary highlighting the restoration efforts following the July 4 flooding, is premiering in San Antonio this Friday, according to the team behind the film. […]
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