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Texas Border Business is regarded by the business community as one of the most valuable credible sources of commerce news in the Rio Grande Valley.
Brownsville Native Returns to RGV
“My family is so very happy to know that soon I will be back in their daily lives as I had been away for so long. My parents, as any other parent would be of their children, are so very proud of my achievements in life.”
Wheels Fall Off of Cheese Smuggling Scheme
The incident began shortly before 7:00 a.m. when a 2011 GMC Yukon arrived from Mexico. The driver of the vehicle, a female U.S. citizen from Albuquerque, declared 10 wheels of cheese to the CBP officer.
Partnership Expands Workforce Training & Development in Mexico
In a recent signing ceremony, STC President Ricardo J. Solis said partnerships, like the ones being created and fostered internationally, have a major impact on both regions.
Professor Turned Student Completes Mural
Silva who just started his 25th year as a Spanish professor at STC, became a student at the college.
One Day in History: “Alton School Bus Accident.” September 21, 1989
Of the 81 students on board, 11 students sustained no injuries, 46 sustained minor injuries, 3 sustained serious injuries, and 21 died; all 21 deaths were due to drowning or due to causes related to being in the water.
Obituary: Eugene (Gene) Gutierrez
Gene died just a few shorts weeks of his 101st Birthday. He leaves behind his wife, Penny, three children, Tommy, Margaret and Elizabeth and four grandchildren, Ivan, Eden, Jules and Tory.
Sept. 11, 2001 Memorial Stair Climb, Sept 8th
The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb ensures that each of the 343 firefighters that lost their lives on September 11, 2001, is honored and that the world knows that we will never forge
Violent Migrants and Gang Members Arrested by RGV Agents
Last week, Rio Grande Valley Sector (RGV) Border Patrol agents arrested 21 gang members, two sex offenders, and three migrants previously convicted of robbery, battery, and evading arrest.
McAllen & Apodaca Formalized Sister City Agreement
About Apodaca with a population of over 700K is Nuevo Leon’s most important industrial city as it houses 70% of Nuevo Leon industrial plants.
