Roberto H. Gonzalez
Publisher’s Word: 2020 Was Brutal; I Pray 2021 Brings a New Day
I don’t think that we will ever forget 2020. It had just about every twist and turn that we could ever imagine. The COVID-19 pandemic was totally out of our control; it remains persistent even as we end the year.
Publisher’s Word: Texas Border Business Celebrated its 15th Anniversary
This was in June 2020; we have had a very busy year. No one remembered such an important anniversary date as most of our staff now works remotely because of COVID-19.
Leaders Versus ‘Elite Leaders’
General Motors Incorporated (GM) recently announced that Fiesta Chevrolet is one of the nation's top 2019 Chevy dealers.
Publisher’s Word: Laura Warren Ogletree Affecting Change by Design
This region is lucky to have a professional like Laura Warren Ogletree. She has proven to be an asset, always willing to help.
Laura Warren Ogletree Architect with No Borders
Those who know Laura Warren Ogletree know she is a capable and gifted professional in the architecture and building industry.
Publisher’s Word: Long Term Planning Puts Brownsville Back on Track
Trey Mendez, an attorney by trade leads the landmark City of Brownsville Texas. For years he saw the need for long term planning and decided to run for mayor, as of 2019 he leads the largest city in the Rio Grande Valley.
Mayor Trey Mendez, Strong Leadership for Brownsville’s Future
Trey Mendez, an attorney by trade, is the mayor of Brownsville, a landmark city in South Texas. Mayor Mendez came into this position propelled by the idea that the city lacked long-term planning.
Trump calls for drug tests before Biden debate
President Trump will call for drug tests for both former Vice President Joe Biden and himself before the first candidates' debate on Sept. 29.
Warrior Nurses fighting COVID-19 Thanked by the Community
Thank you Andrea Rodriguez for the good work you do. Mega Doctor NEWS was invited to attend and cover a Thank You Celebration and to recognize the nurse warriors fighting COVID-19.
Delivering Deception
Carlos Barrios, a postal workers' union leader in San Antonio, said Thursday that local Postal Service operations are experiencing major delays in mail delivery and that the agency sought to hide evidence of the problems from U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, when he visited a facility Wednesday.