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City of Palmview Issues Emergency Order Prohibiting All Door-to-Door Activities
At an emergency meeting held earlier today, the members of the Palmview City Council unanimously approved an emergency COVID-19 order prohibiting all door-to-door activities out of an abundance of caution due to the alarming rise in the number of positive cases of COVID-19.
Hidalgo County to hold online Surplus Auction on General Merchandise
Hidalgo County will hold a Webcast Surplus Auction by AMT Auctions at the Palmer Pavilion located at 301 E Hackberry in McAllen on Friday, October 30.
Hidalgo County Judge orders, that Bars Shall Remain Closed, and Schools to follow...
Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez on Friday signed new orders that extend existing safety measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 and officially declared that bars shall remain closed for patronage within its doors.
Five more deaths and 171 new cases related to COVID-19 reported in Hidalgo County
Five more deaths and 171 new positive cases related to COVID-19 were reported Thursday by officials with the Hidalgo County Health and Human Services Department, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez said Friday.
McAllen Holiday Parade, presented by H-E-B Newly Reimagined for 2020
Today, the City of McAllen unveiled details of this year’s newly reimagined McAllen Holiday Parade, presented by H-E-B and powered by Bert Ogden & Fiesta Dealerships.
City of McAllen Best City in U.S. to Start a Home-Based Business
For many, the dream of owning their own business is easier to make a reality in this new normal of e-commerce, work from home or even flex hours.
AVAILABLE, ALMOST 3 Million Flu Vaccines For Texas Children, Adults
Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has secured 2.8 million doses of flu vaccine for the Texas Vaccines for Children Program and the new Adult Influenza Vaccine Initiative.
McAllen High has most Students, 5 Qualify for National Vocals Event
Five McAllen High School student vocalists, the most from any school, have qualified for a national mariachi vocals competition.
Sonography Grad Starts Career amid Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic and its medical demands brought on a shortage of medical professionals, including diagnostic medical sonographers like Texas Southmost College graduate Audrie Villarreal.
Rare Faculty Honor Sparks Hot Streak for STC Welding Program
In welding, the only thing you can’t fabricate is experience. So, when South Texas College faculty member Richard Ingram received exclusive designation as a Certified Welding Inspector this summer, it was an achievement built on heavy mettle.
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