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POSTPONED—-Edinburg Chamber Members Sponsor Public Affairs Congressional Luncheon

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Members of The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley community gathered on the Edinburg Campus on Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, along with families with small children, Boy Scouts, soccer players and others, to watch the historic total solar eclipse. The total eclipse is when the New Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun and casts its shadow on Earth, appearing to block out the sun. In Edinburg, only about 50 percent of the sun was blocked out at its peak hour, with totality experienced in other parts of the country. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

Watch party: Hundreds gather at UTRGV to witness solar eclipse

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Thank you to H-E-B for becoming sponsors of Whataburger presents Empty Bowls 2017!  Pictured:  Philip Farias, FBRGV Mgr. of Corporate Engagement & Events; DeAnne Economedes, FBRGV Interim-CEO & COO; Yvonne Loflin, H-E-B Public Affairs Specialist; Linda Martin, H-E-B Border Region Director of Productivity; Linda Tovar, H-E-B Border Region Manager of Public Affairs; Audrey Treviño, H-E-B Coordinator of Public Affairs; and Fred Kingston, FBRGV CFO.  For more information, contact Philip Farias, Mgr. of Corporate Engagement & Special Events, by calling (956) 904-4513 or mailto:pfarias@foodbankrgv.com

H-E-B Joins Empty Bowls as Co-Sponsor

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