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Welcome to a captivating story, where we delve into the life and career of Ricardo Rodriguez, Jr., a former district attorney and 92nd district court judge for Hidalgo County. In this candid conversation, Rodriguez discusses his journey through the justice system, from serving as a district judge to running for district attorney, and the impact he has made on his community.
In this story, we explore the many facets of Rodriguez’s career, his leadership style, and his unwavering commitment to public service.
Born and raised in Edinburg, Texas, Rodriguez’s upbringing, education, and experience have shaped him into the dedicated and compassionate legal professional he is today. With a strong emphasis on justice, fairness, and empathy, Rodriguez has earned the trust and support of the people of Hidalgo County throughout his career.
In this Exclusive story get to know him and learn more about the accomplishments and contributions of Ricardo Rodriguez, Jr. to the community of Hidalgo County. Read more, click here.
On another note, Broadband Development Office Board of Advisors (BDOBOA) members from South Texas encouraged applicants to review its first round of funds totaling $120 million for Broadband Infrastructure Projects by Friday, May 5.
The Texas Broadband Development Office was established by House Bill 5, 87th Legislative Session, to be operated by Glenn Hegar, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. Mr. Alonzo Cantu, appointed by Speaker of the House Dade Phelan and Mr. Sergio Contreras, appointed by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick are board members from South Texas. Read complete details, click here.
UTPA Professor Emeritus, Dr. Gilberto de los Santos brings some practical tips for business improvement for CEO’s and for those who may someday be a CEO.
Wise CEOs consider their employees as a second family and treat them as such. They get to know their employees and their employees’ families. Whether they notice it or not, CEOs are being watched by their employees, they are role models, just as they are role models for their families. Read more, click here.
Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa released the following statement: “Congratulations to Commissioner Alex Meade on his confirmation by the Texas Senate to serve on the Texas Transportation Commission. It has been a privilege to work with him through the confirmation process. Commissioner Meade received unanimous support from the Nominations Committee and the Senate. I have no doubt that he has the experience from the public and private sectors that have prepared him for this position. I wish Commissioner Meade much success as he begins his important role overseeing the Texas Department of Transportation and our highway system across the state.” Read the complete story, click here.
More congratulations! – Governor Greg Abbott has reappointed Robert Dominguez to the Governing Board of the Texas Civil Commitment Office for a term set to expire on February 1, 2029. The office is responsible for providing monitoring and treatment of civilly committed sexually violent predators. Robert Dominguez of Elsa is a retired chief of the Mission Police Department. Read more, click here.
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