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UTRGV is taking steps to catapult the Rio Grande Valley into a wine-making destination in Texas. Because South Texas struggles to grow the grapes most commonly used in wine production due to area plant diseases, George Bennack, UTRGV co-director of SARA (Center for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Advancement) is researching grape strains that might thrive. Here, Ana Bennack, who helps her father with his research, tests a batch of wine. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

University’s Center for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Advancement researches wine-making with citrus, hybrid grapes

In a small winery near Raymondville, bottles without formal labels line the wall. The tops are marked simply, with numbers written on red, green and yellow stickers.
Navy Counselor 1st Class Ivan Aguilar of Pharr, Texas, poses for a photo with his sister, Lesley Torres of Edinburg, Texas.

Pharr Sailor helps enlist sister in U.S. Navy

Navy Counselor 1st Class Ivan Aguilar (left) of Pharr, Texas, poses for a photo with his sister, Lesley Torres of Edinburg, Texas, after Torres took the oath of enlistment at the San Antonio Military Entrance Processing Station.
UTRGV representatives visited the City of Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico in early January to check out the space where the new U Central Matamoros will be housed. U Central Matamoros will replicate UTRGV’s other U Central offices on the Brownsville and Edinburg campuses. The space will allow UTRGV students from Mexico to have access to enrollment-related services and where potential students can receive information about the university. The center is scheduled to open in late February. (Courtesy Photo)

UTRGV and City of Matamoros open student services office in IMACULTA

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and the City of Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico, have partnered to provide a student services center in that city.

Congressman Gonzalez Becomes a Blue Dog and joins Coalition in Urging House, Senate Leadership...

On Wednesday, Congressman Vicente Gonzalez (TX-15) joined the Blue Dog Coalition in a letter to the leadership of both parties and both chambers of Congress regarding border security and the government shutdown.
Dr. Juan Francisco “Pancho” Ochoa and his wife Flérida Ochoa at Harvard Law School in Massachusetts.

Harvard Law School honors Pancho Ochoa with a Ph.D. Honoris Causa

“Pancho” Ochoa also received a Ph.D. Honoris Causa by the Charisma University

Rep. Cuellar Votes for Bipartisan Package to Reopen the Federal Government

Today, Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28), a member of the U.S. House Appropriations Committee and Subcommittees of Homeland Security, Defense and Agriculture, voted in support of H.R. 648, a bipartisan package to reopen the federal government and fund all agencies outside Homeland Security through September 30.

Children’s Museum of Brownsville Offering Free Visits for Federal Employees and Their Families

While the longest government shutdown in history continues on, the Children's Museum of Brownsville is doing its part to offer some relief to affected federal workers and their families during this difficult time.
Eddie Deaso, Dave & Buster General Manager

February Manic Monday Mixer

Gather up your business cards and attend the RGV Hispanic Chamber of Commerce February Manic Monday Mixer scheduled for Monday, February 4th.
Mike Wilson

Business Growth Workshop Series

Crossroads Academy is presenting a 5 series workshop on Business Growth commencing on Thursday, January 31st

Rep. Muñoz Re-Appointed to House Appropriations Committee; Vice-Chair of Land & Resource Management Committee

Today, State Representative Sergio Muñoz, Jr. (D-Palmview) was appointed to serve as a member of the House Appropriations Committee and as Vice-Chair of the Land and Resource Management Committee by Texas House Speaker Dennis Bonnen.

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