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Fluidstack Begins $4 Billion AI Data Center Project in Cameron County

Fluidstack has begun construction on the first phase of a $4 billion artificial intelligence data center campus in Cameron County, bringing one of the region’s largest technology infrastructure investments to more than 1,100 acres near Rio Hondo.

STC Brings Back No-Cost CPR Training This Fall

South Texas College Continuing Education and Workforce Development is bringing its free lifesaving CPR training back this fall with additional American Heart Association (AHA) Basic Life Support (BLS) courses.

Joe Salazar Named Acting CEO as Mission EDC Builds on Record of Economic Growth

The Mission Economic Development Corporation has named Financial Officer Joe Salazar acting chief executive officer, placing a longtime public-sector financial professional at the helm as the organization continues major economic development initiatives and begins selecting its next permanent CEO.

Pharr PD Receives Prestigious State Accreditation

The City of Pharr is proud to announce that the Pharr Police Department has officially received Accreditation Status through the Texas Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, a prestigious distinction recognizing law enforcement agencies that demonstrate the highest standards of professionalism, accountability, and operational excellence.

STC Alumnus Protects and Serves as Weslaco PD Public Information Office

As a first-generation law enforcement officer, Weslaco Police Department Public Information Officer Heriberto Caraveo has dedicated his career to serving and protecting the community while inspiring others through his story of perseverance, discipline and purpose.

TSTC and The PossAble Dream Open New Path for Adult Students in Harlingen

Texas State Technical College’s Harlingen campus and The PossAble Dream Adult High School have formed a partnership to help adults complete high school and create a direct pathway to technical education and workforce careers.

Four RGV Leaders Confirmed for ZERA Leadership Day Conference in Pharr

Pictured from left to right : Dr. Annabelle Palomo, Iliana Villalobos, Milly Chirino, Dr. Marcos Silva. Courtesy images

Twenty-Five Years of Missing Someone

Twenty-five years can contain an entire lifetime of moments.

TSC Calls on Student Artists and Writers to Submit Work for Scorpion’s Quill Issue 3

Texas Southmost College is inviting students, faculty and staff to share their creative talents by submitting original work for Issue 3 of Scorpion’s Quill, the college’s annual literary and arts journal.

City of Pharr and Museum of South Texas History Unveil “Pharr: Packed with History”...

The City of Pharr and the Museum of South Texas History (MOSTHistory) officially unveiled Pharr: Packed with History on Wednesday, September 2, at the Pharr Memorial Library, marking the first time MOSTHistory has curated an exhibit exclusively for a city.

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