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The Laredo College Opera Workshop returns with a musical comedy that will fill the Laredo College Guadalupe and Lilia Martinez Fine Arts Center with laughter. The laughter will continue with a slight twist; this play will premiere on the screens of the location where it was filmed.

While a series of downpours in the Rio Grande Valley earlier this week brought up to nine inches of rain in parts of Hidalgo County and caused sporadic flooding, the region’s drainage system is working effectively and waters are receding, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez said Thursday.

Crystal Prado is coming to Texas Southmost College with nearly 20 years of experience in the education field. Coming from a family of teachers, Prado said she is ready to take her teachings to a new level – higher education.

The City of Mission is excited to launch a community-generated events calendar.

We are excited to start prepping for the 2021 Football season! Season ticket sales start July 19 and will run until August 20.

For approximately 15 years, Laredo College, in a joint effort with the Government of Mexico, through the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de México, has provided financial assistance to students attending our college via the IME Becas Scholarship Program.

Gilberto Balli is a first-generation American who grew up in the heart of Brownsville and whose career has taken him from Brownsville Police Department dispatcher to FBI special agent.

Living along the U.S.-Mexico border as a little girl, Faith Soto would often see U.S. Border Patrol vehicles traveling along Rio Grande Valley highways, and she would tell her mom she was going to work there someday.

The Downtown Management District (DMD) is hosting an event on South El Paso Street (Paisano to Fourth Avenue), the historic gateway to our city. The DowntownFiesta de Las Luces will be held one weekend (Saturday and Sunday) a month from July to September of 2021.

Even at the onset of a global pandemic in 2020, South Texas College was one of the first institutions to begin showing the workforce and its employers how to adapt, according to Texas Workforce Commissioner Julian Alvarez.