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City Council Appoints Interim City ManagerĀ 

ā€œI am very excited to return home and join the City of Laredo team as the Interim City Manager serving both the City Council and the community,ā€ commented incoming Interim City Manager, Keith Selman.

FFA Students Compete in Citrus Valley Livestock Show

ā€œThey did extremely well representing our school because not only did they get out there and participate, but several also helped host the event, ā€ Garza said.

Trading Station receives donation from the LOVED organization

Students across both campuses have received assistance through the Trading Station, which provides food, clothing, school supplies and hygienic products.

Receiving Strong Long-Term Financial Ratings

S&P Global Ratings provides high-quality market intelligence in the form of credit ratings, research, and thought leadership.

CBP Officers seize more than 280 pounds of drugs

ā€œOur CBP officers remain vigilant and dedicated to disrupting the flow of dangerous narcotics from entering our country and reaching our communities,ā€Ā said Director Field Operations Hector A. Mancha.

Over $485k Worth of Marijuana Seized

Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Border Patrol agents interdicted two narcotic smuggling attempts resulting in the seizure of more than 600 pounds of marijuana.

Parent Symposium offering information-rich sessions

The keynote speaker, Dr. Jose Luis Zelaya, will add flavor to the event with his motivational message on family empowerment.Ā 

Large Numbers of Migrants Encountered

Fort Brown Border Patrol (FTB) station agents encountered several migrant groups over the weekend that totaled over 420.

Chase appoints a seasoned banker to new community-focused role

To learn more about JPMorgan Chase’s $30 billion Racial Equity Commitment, visitĀ jpmorganchase.com/racialequity

Women’s Tennis Season-Opener Postponed

Saturday’s season-opening doubleheader with Weatherford College has been postponed due to travel issues for the Coyotes.Ā 

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