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Promoting Growth and Trade with Mexico
As part of the workshop, the City of Pharr and ANIERM leaders agreed to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a Global Entities Economic Partnership between the City of Pharr, Texas, and the ANIERM, México.
Regional Leaders Awarded at 90th Annual Installation & Awards Banquet
The Edinburg Chamber recognized many leaders including the 2022 Man and Woman of the Year Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa and Estella Lopez of Sierra Title Co.
Provide the Gift of Warmth to a PVAS Pet
Our pups don't need much except a warm place to lay their heads and food to fill their bellies.
Campaign to End Cancer Tops $2.2M
Every dollar raised was matched by the IBC Foundation in order to reach a total of more than $2.2 million.
CBP Officers Seize $14.4 Million in Hard Narcotics
The largest seizure also occurred on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Pharr International Bridge, when a CBP officer referred a tractor trailer hauling a commercial shipment of charcoal for secondary inspection. Following a canine and non-intrusive inspection system examination, CBP officers discovered 1,543 bundles containing a total of 1,337 pounds of alleged methamphetamine hidden within the shipment.
Edinburg Receives $44M to Provide Clean Water to Residents
The growth the City of Edinburg is experiencing make this project necessary.
Chancellor’s Cornerstone Awards
What makes this award special is that the recipients were nominated by their colleagues.
Texas Again Breaks All-Time Record for Total Jobs
A labor force participation rate, the percentage of all working age Texans who are employed or are actively seeking work, of 63.6%, above the national average.
McAllen Holiday Parade Bringing International Star Power
For the past four years, the McAllen Holiday Parade has been named the Best Parade in the World, and this year, earned the Grand Pinnacle Award from the International Festivals and Events Organization.
Escalating Unprecedented Border Security Efforts
Texas has also bused almost 8,400 migrants to our nation's capital since April, over 3,800 migrants to New York City since August 5, and more than 1,200 migrants to Chicago since August 31.

























