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2022 State of the Port
The Port of Brownsville remains a stronghold for the Rio Grande Valley’s economy providing record-setting tonnage and robust operating revenues for FY 2021.
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Agents Stop a Human Smuggling Attempt Involving a Box Truck
Laredo North Station agents working at the Interstate Highway 35 (I-35) immigration checkpoint stopped a human smuggling attempt involving a commercial box truck.
Over $450K Worth of Narcotics Seized by Border Patrol
Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Border Patrol agents interdicted two narcotics smuggling attempts resulting in the seizure of more than 574 pounds of marijuana.
Lt. Governor Patrick Names Senator Hinojosa Vice Chair of Senate Finance Committee
"I am honored that Lt. Governor Patrick has entrusted me with the important responsibility of serving on the Senate Finance Committee as Vice Chair."
Communications Team Receives State Awards  Â
by PSJA Executive Director of Communications, Marketing & Public Information Arianna Vazquez-Hernandez, APR CPC. Â
Two athletes sign to continue playing at collegiate level
Texas Border Business Lady Bear Softball Athlete signs with McMurry University PSJA Early College HS Senior Madison Lopez signed a letter of intent to play with...
Esperanza Homes Breaks Ground On 427 Home Community in Mission
Once completed, Sendero at Bentsen Palm is estimated to contribute over $100 Million to the City of Mission tax base.Â
Educator named Finalist for 2022 H-E-B Excellence in Education Award
A Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) educator was one of only five teachers in the State of Texas named a Finalist for H-E-B's Excellence in Education Rising Star Award.
McAllen ISD teacher named state finalist for H-E-B awardÂ
The Rising Star Award honors exceptionally promising teachers with less than 10 years of experience. H-E-B awarded $1,000 to her and $1,000 to the campus.
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