TBB Staff

San Juan Mayor Mario Garza and City of San Juan officials are pleased to announce that in an effort to improve city services for San Juan residents, the city has invested in the purchase of new city vehicles.

Kelley Sullivan Georgiades, a fourth-generation rancher from Texas, testified Tuesday on the state of the cattle industry at a hearing of the Livestock and Foreign Agriculture Subcommittee.

On Wednesday, July 17, the National Association of Manufacturers will bring manufacturing leaders from Texas and across the country together in Washington to urge Congress to pass the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

The McAllen Chamber of Commerce has had an incredible response from community members across the Rio Grande Valley committing to volunteer at this summer’s premier festival, MXLAN.

It’s not about the type of beer that fills your glass; it’s all about the process. Just ask Steve Padilla.

For twelve employees from one of Weslaco’s newest companies, Kapal Cabinet House, LLC, the earning of their OSHA 30 Certification is now complete

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) authorized $76,686,993 in federal funding to expand broadband to 33,901 unserved rural Texas homes and businesses over the next decade, U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced today.

The Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD Board of Trustees invite the community to participate in a Superintendent Search Stakeholder Survey, which will help develop a profile of leadership qualities for the new Superintendent of Schools.

Trauma surgeons at South Texas Health System McAllen are reaching out to the community in order to save children from suffering injuries while riding all-terrain vehicles this summer.

It was a historic day for the Rio Grande Valley when Tyler Bailey, a seventeen-year-old student from Robert Vela High School in Edinburg selected which university he wanted to play with.