TBB Staff

It is with great pleasure to introduce our good friend Liz Gonzalez. She told Texas Border Business that what's going on in the world has inspired her to write the poem (or country-western song) below.

Finding solutions to a challenging situation is part of the Texas identity. By pivoting their businesses and identifying innovative ways to continue operating during this crisis, businesses around the state were able to help meet their community's needs and contribute valuable resources to our state.

Many college campuses around the country increasingly are seeing students struggling with food insecurity and lack of access to the fresh and healthy food they can afford.

The City of Edinburg made it’s 8th revision to a local disaster order as the state moves to reopen Texas for business.

Thousands of students and their families in Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD learned about the 2020 Census through interactive Google Classroom lessons as part of PSJA Census Week held May 27-May 1, 2020.

On Tuesday, May 5, Congressman Vicente Gonzalez (TX-15) issued the following statement

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott welcomes new staff

With two family members of the Davila family furloughed from their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Frank Davila worried his studies in the Respiratory Care program at Texas Southmost College would come to a halt.

Lorintine Capital LP, a Dallas investment adviser, was fined $10,000 for charging performance-based fees to clients whose net worth wasn’t high enough for them to be charged the fees.

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