Roberto H. Gonzalez

Norma Sepulveda said her path to public office did not follow a traditional route but was shaped by a decision to act despite uncertainty. She shared those remarks during a Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas Rio Grande Valley event honoring women leaders.

Dr. Linda Treviño Burke was recognized at a Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas Rio Grande Valley event for her work in pediatric dentistry and her leadership in community and professional organizations.

At a Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas Rio Grande Valley event, Therese Anne Capistran described a career in education shaped by family experience, long-term service, and a focus on expanding opportunities for students.

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González / Texas Border Business Six professional women from the Rio Grande Valley were recognized at a Hispanic Women’s Network...

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González / Texas Border Business Van Gogh Early College High School held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday, March 27, 2026, marking...

A packed room at McAllen City Hall on Thursday, March 26, highlighted one clear message: the future of downtown McAllen matters deeply to the community.

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González / Texas Border Business McAllen, Texas - Valeo, a global automotive technology company founded in France, announced a $225 million...

McAllen’s success in landing Valeo’s new advanced manufacturing plant came down to one theme repeated throughout the company’s March 24, 2026, groundbreaking ceremony

Natalia Velazquez told City of Edinburg employees that persistence, preparation, and patience helped her build a career in construction and building safety, a field where women have historically been underrepresented.

Attorney Veronica Gonzales told City of Edinburg employees that leadership often begins with doubt but grows through preparation, mentorship, and the willingness to step outside familiar roles.