Home Blog Page 2167

Edna Posada is the 2018 Businesswoman of the Year from a Small Chamber

Texas Border Business BUDA, TX – The Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) will recognize Texas businesses, individuals, and chambers during the...
Tex the Sweet Onion (pictured) is the official mascot of Texas Onion Fest, which received three first-place awards at this year’s TFEA conference held in McAllen.

Texas Onion Fest Receives Top Awards at State Industry Conference

Texas Border Business Weslaco, Texas – The Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce was the recipient of several marketing awards from the Texas Festivals and Events...

Rio Grande Valley FC Toros gets Script Flipped by Sacramento Republic FC

Texas Border Business Sacramento, California - The Rio Grande Valley FC Toros fail to get three points on the road to Sacramento Republic FC. What...

Edinburg CISD Earns Top Financial Rating for 16 Consecutive Years

Texas Border Business Edinburg, Texas – The Texas Education Agency (TEA) recently announced that the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District’s Finance Department earned an “A”...

Local Shelter [PVAC] Receives National Help to Prepare for Biggest Pet Adoption Event in...

Texas Border Business Edinburg, Texas — Palm Valley Animal Center (PVAC) is preparing to participate in Clear the Shelters, a national pet adoption event hosted...
From left to right: Jorge Sanchez, Vice President Business Development and Start-ups at the McAllen Chamber of Commerce, Boost Metal team: Gilberto Villarreal Jr., Ruben Ramirez, Deborah Villarreal, Gilberto Villarreal, Sully Villarreal, Steve Ahlenius President & CEO from the McAllen Chamber of Commerce and Keith Patridge President & CEO of McAllen Economic Development Corporation.

Boost Metal Wins $7,500 from the McAllen Business Plan Competition

Texas Border Business McAllen, TX - Since 2011, the McAllen Chamber of Commerce and the McAllen Economic Development Corporation have provided more than $45,000 in...

Rio Grande Valley FC continue their Quest of getting Three-Points on the Road in...

Texas Border Business SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Rio Grande Valley FC will take on Sacramento Republic FC for the second time this season on Saturday, August...

Cornyn Statement on Judge Kavanaugh Hearing Announcement

Texas Border Business WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) released the following statement after Chairman Grassley announced that the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold...

A Night in Paris

Texas Border Business The Valley Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Peter Dabrowski are excited to bring you the first concert of the 2018-19 SYMPHONY...That's Entertainment concert...
A University of Texas Rio Grande Valley art exhibit showcasing aspects of Mexican musical culture had a week-long run recently at Hengyang Normal University (HYNU), located in Hengyang, Hunan, China. The exhibition, ‘The Magic of Mariachi / La Magia del Mariachi,’ was created by Dr. Steven Schneider, UTRGV professor of creative writing, literature and culture studies, Creative Writing Program, College of Fine Arts, and his artist wife, Reefka Schneider. The exhibit featured artwork inspired by mariachi performers, sketches by Reefka Schneider, and poetry written by Steven Schneider that was translated from English to Chinese by collaborating professors in China. (Courtesy Photo)

Art Knows No Borders: University in China Hosts UTRGV Exhibit

Texas Border Business By Amanda L. Alaniz Rio Grande Valley, Texas – A University of Texas Rio Grande Valley art exhibit showcasing aspects of Mexican musical...

TOP STORIES