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The Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) celebrated the rich culture, music, and traditions of its multicultural community during the 5th Annual Tradiciones Mexicanas Concert held Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at the PSJA Stadium in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.   

The RGV Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (RGVHCC) is once again joining forces with H-E-B to support the annual H-E-B Feast of Sharing, and community members are invited to volunteer and help make this year's celebration possible.

The City of Alamo proudly announces the appointment of Michael Leo as the City’s new City Manager, bringing nearly two decades of local government leadership and a proven track record of financial transformation, operational excellence, and community-focused growth.

IDEA Public Schools, a network of tuition-free public charter schools across the United States, is excited to announce the network has earned the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, an internationally recognized standard for information security, marking a significant milestone in the network's efforts to protect the sensitive information entrusted to it by students, families, and staff.

Mayor John Cowen Jr. highlighted Brownsville’s continued growth, major investments and community priorities during the City’s Quarterly Coffee with the Mayor on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the Brownsville Golf Center.

Mission EDC has officially opened applications for the fourth year of the Ruby Red Ventures – Build Mission Fund, continuing an investment we’ve made year after year in the businesses that call Mission home.

Governor Greg Abbott hosted a meeting of the Texas Jobs Council at the Governor’s Mansion and received an update on the Council’s work to strengthen Texas workforce development and help more Texans access in-demand, high-paying jobs. He also signed a proclamation declaring October 2-9 Manufacturing Week in Texas. 

The McAllen Parks & Recreation Department (PARD) is providing students with a structured and engaging way to spend their afternoons through its After School Program (ASP) and there is still time to enroll your children. 

Growth starts small, builds steadily and eventually reaches a point when it is ready to be seen. For the Weslaco Economic Development Corporation, that point has arrived.

South Texas College’s Dr. Ali Esmaeili has been selected to serve on a statewide working group charged with helping shape a new framework for three-year bachelor’s degree programs in Texas.