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Edinburg Library to Kick Off 2026 Summer Reading Program with Dinosaur Show June 3
Edinburg Library, Summer Reading Program, Jurassic RGV, Family Events, Edinburg TX Staff Report EDINBURG TX – The City of Edinburg Library & Cultural Arts department will host the 2026 Summer Reading Program Kickoff Party on Wednesday, June 3, at the Edinburg Activity Center, 123 Mark S. Peña Drive. The event will feature two dinosaur shows by…
Edinburg Fire Department to Host Free Sparky’s School’s Out Bash June 4 at Promenade Park
Edinburg Fire Department, Sparky’s School Is Out Bash, Family Events, Community, Edinburg TX Staff Report EDINBURG TX – The Edinburg Fire Department will host Sparky’s School Is Out Bash on Thursday, June 4, from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Promenade Park Amphitheater, 201 W. McIntyre St. The free community event will feature games, music, a…
Edinburg Launches Mosquito Control Efforts, Urges Residents to Drain, Dress, and Defend
Edinburg, Mosquito Control, Public Health, Solid Waste Management, Fight the Bite, Edinburg TX Staff Report EDINBURG TX – The City of Edinburg Department of Solid Waste Management is actively conducting mosquito control efforts across the city and is urging residents to take steps to reduce mosquito breeding around their homes and businesses. The city is targeting…
Edinburg Police Department Opens Applications for Teen Police Academy, Deadline June 2
Edinburg Police Department, Teen Police Academy, Youth Programs, Law Enforcement, Edinburg TX Staff Report EDINBURG TX – The Edinburg Police Department is accepting applications for its 2026 Teen Police Academy, a hands-on law enforcement program open to teens ages 14 through 17 who reside within the city of Edinburg. The application deadline is June 2, 2026.…
Edinburg CISD Board to Consider $10 Million Teacher Incentive Distribution, Major Technology and Curriculum Contracts at Tuesday Meeting
Edinburg CISD, Board of Trustees, Teacher Incentive Allotment, Budget, Curriculum, Technology, Edinburg TX Staff Report EDINBURG TX – The Edinburg CISD Board of Trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, May 26, 2026, beginning at 6 p.m., with a big focus on teachers and the $10M available for teacher incentives. As part of the Superintendent’s…
Edinburg City Council Appoints City Attorney, Rejects Racetrack Bid, Denies Rezoning, and Issues Proclamations at May 21 Meeting
Edinburg City Council, Ben Alonso, Edinburg Motorsports Park, West Palm Drive Rezoning, ALS Awareness, Stroke Awareness, Solid Rock Volleyball, Cultural Arts District, Delinquent Tax, Edinburg TX Arnoldo Mata EDINBURG TX – The Edinburg City Council covered significant ground at its May 21, 2026, regular meeting, appointing a permanent city attorney, rejecting a racetrack lease bid for…
Edinburg CISD Board Approves Two-Year Contracts for Some Employees During Special Called Meeting
Arnoldo Mata Edinburg, TX – The Edinburg CISD Board of Trustees approved two-year contracts for some district employees Tuesday night during a special called meeting dominated by personnel decisions for the upcoming 2026-27 school year. Before moving into executive session, trustees paused for a moment of silence honoring former board member Robert Peña Jr., whose…
Com. Torres Announces Monte Cristo Road Expansion Completion
Hidalgo County Precinct 4, TxDOT, Monte Cristo Road, FM 1925, Edinburg, Texas infrastructure, roadway improvements, transportation, Ellie Torres, traffic safety Staff Report EDINBURG, TX – Hidalgo County Precinct 4 Com. Ellie Torres and the Texas Department of Transportation have announced the completion of the FM 1925 (Monte Cristo Road) improvement project, an $11.4 million infrastructure investment…
Edinburg Deputy Fire Chief Ubaldo Perez Serves as STC Fire Academy Graduation Key Note Speaker
Photo Caption: South Texas College celebrated the completion of its 37th, 40th and 41st Fire Academies, honoring cadets who dedicated themselves to a profession built on courage, sacrifice and service. The ceremony also recognized the second graduating Dual Credit fire academy cohort from Mission CISD, proving it’s never too early to answer the call to serve…
Veteran finds community, career at STC
Photo Caption: After spending more than a decade in the Army, with four deployments to Iraq, veteran Joe Yanez, 49, said he returned to school at South Texas College to learn a new trade as well as rediscover his purpose after his years of military service and personal setbacks.Photo courtesy STC Communications. Joey Gomez, STC Communications…
