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Vet Resource Fair

Edinburg Holds Veterans Resource Fair May 18

EDINBURG, TX – The library will be hosting a Veterans Resource Fair on Thursday, May 18th,2023 at 6 PM. The Veteran Resource Fair provides Veterans and their families with information to various veteran specific programs and resources. Brought to you by the Veterans Land Board (VLB.) For more information, contact the library at (956)  383-6246.

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Where the Money Flows

By: Dr. M. Ray Perryman Federal funds directly support individuals and businesses across Texas. In 2022, nearly $277.6 billion was spent in the state by various agencies. That’s down from $349.7 billion in 2021 and $321.0 billion in 2020, when assorted COVID-19 stimulus packages were in place. The last year of pre-pandemic data indicates $206.8…

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Governor issues disaster declaration for Hidalgo County in wake of recent weather event

 Photo: Evan L’Roy for The Texas Tribune EDINBURG TX, May 11, 2023 – Governor Greg Abbott on Thursday declared a state of disaster for Hidalgo County in the aftermath of the recent April 28 storms that affected much of the region. The proclamation, issued Thursday, authorizes the use of all resources of state government and of…

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STISD Ranked Second In State, Science Academy Ranked 15th On List Of Top Texas Public High Schools

MERCEDES – Online media service Stacker recently listed South Texas Independent School District’s (STISD) Science Academy as one of the top 30 high schools in the state of Texas that “stand out [among the thousands of schools] for their academic excellence, incredible track records, and the future success of their young students.” Science Academy earned…

Cortez Updated

Judge Cortez issues disaster declaration over potential migrant surge as Title 42 expires

Edinburg TX, May 11, 2023 – Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez issued a disaster declaration after receiving credible information from federal officials that large groups of migrants are amassing near the border. These groups could potentially surge the border upon the expiration of Title 42. “I have received credible information from officials with Customs and…

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About 3,500 slated to graduate in UTRGV’s Spring 2023 commencement

By Amanda A. Taylor-Uchoa EDINBURG, TEXAS – MAY 8, 2023 – UTRGV will graduate more than 3,000 students in the spring 2023 semester, with four commencement ceremonies May 12-13. The first commencement will be in Edinburg at the Bert Ogden Arena. The first ceremony begins at 9 a.m. for: The second ceremony begins at 1 p.m.…

Cortez Updated

Hidalgo County Judge issues disaster declaration in the wake of weekend storms

After weekend storms caused widespread damage and power outages in the region, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez declared a disaster on Monday and appealed to Governor Greg Abbott for state emergency assistance. The disaster declaration is a necessary step to request help from state and federal agencies to cope with the storm’s impact, which…

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Hidalgo County Drainage District No. 1 Proposes $195M Bond Vote May 6

The bond election would have ZERO impact on the tax rate, district claims.EDINBURG, TX March 29, 2023 In its ongoing effort to mitigate flood problems and increase local drainage capacity during major rain events, the Hidalgo County Drainage District No. 1 is proposing a $195 million bond package during the upcoming May 6 election. Hidalgo…

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$2.8M Grant Helps STC Break Digital Barriers For Students

Photo above: South Texas College recently received a $2.8 million National Institute of Standards and Technology grant to increase internet service across all STC campuses. Sotelo, McAllen TX, March 28, 2023 South Texas College has been working to increase digital capabilities for its students, and to support this effort, the college recently received a $2.8 million…

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UTRGV, HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division Set Up Physician Residencies At Brownsville, McAllen Hospitals

Photo above: UTRGV and the HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division announced on Monday morning an agreement to bring 30 resident physicians to Brownsville and McAllen by summer 2024, with plans to seat 150 total resident physician positions by 2029. This is the first time UTRGV will have a residency program in Brownsville. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike) EDINBURG,…

A&M Report

Texas A&M Ranks First in Return on Investment Among Texas Public Universities

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Motorcyclist Killed in Thursday Night Crash in Edinburg

Staff Report EDINBURG, TX – A 28-year-old motorcyclist...