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REMINDER: Texas Election Day is November 4th
Texas Border Business AUSTIN — Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminds Texans to prepare for the Nov. 4 Election in Texas. Eligible voters will weigh in...
PSJA ISD to Offer Free Saturday Meals for Children Ages 3-18, Starting Nov. 1st
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) is providing free breakfast and lunch starting Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 for children ages 3 to 18.
Valley Symphony Orchestra Celebrates Maestro Peter Dabrowski’s 25th Season
The Valley Symphony Orchestra (VSO) proudly announces the official start of the 2025/26 Masterworks Season, a milestone year marking esteemed Music Director and Conductor Maestro Peter Dabrowski’s 25th yearleading the orchestra.
Hidalgo County Judge joins Regional Leaders in efforts to protect Air Service to Mexico...
Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez is joining regional leaders in calling on the U.S. Department of Transportation to protect vital air connections between South Texas and Mexico City
Edinburg EDC Announces $650,000+ Historic Downtown Renovation
The Edinburg Economic Development Corporation (EEDC) announced its support and approval of a major downtown renovation led by LEWIS Building LLC, owned by Byron Lewis, CEO of Edwards Abstract and Title Co. The project will restore and repurpose a historic 1925 building located at 221–225 E. University Dr. and 115–119 N. 13th Ave., further advancing the EEDC’s mission to foster growth and vibrancy in the city’s core.
Secretary of State Nelson Responds to Lawsuit Seeking Changes to the 2028 Texas Primary
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson issued the following statement relating to the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of provisions in the Texas Election Code governing primaries.
“From Rock Bottom to City Hall” — The Remarkable Journey of Weslaco Mayor Adrian...
This month, Texas Border Business brings readers an exclusive and deeply personal look into the life of one of South Texas’s most inspiring public servants — Mayor Adrian Gonzalez of Weslaco. His story is one of ambition, heartbreak, and redemption, and it begins not in City Hall but in the farmlands of Hidalgo County, where a young man once dreamed of basketball glory and ended up fighting for his life.
Food Security at Risk for Millions
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (TX-15) visited the Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley in Pharr, Texas, on Friday to assess how the ongoing federal government shutdown is affecting local families and food-assistance programs.
U.S. action over air routes reveals Mexico’s policy missteps, economist warns
Texas Border Business Texas Border Business According to economist Alejandro Gómez Taméz, the U.S. government’s actions are a direct response to Mexico’s aviation missteps. Mexico is facing...
City of McAllen Fights to Preserve Lifeline Route to Mexico City
The City of McAllen is working closely with members of Congress to safeguard its direct air service to Mexico City following the recent announcement by the U.S. Department of Transportation, under the direction of President Donald Trump, that several airline routes between the United States and Mexico would be disrupted.

























