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Edinburg Calls for Entries for Annual Veterans Parade

EDINBURG, Texas - The City of Edinburg invites the public to participate in the upcoming Veterans Day Parade! This annual event will take place on Saturday, November 6th at 10:00 a.m. along Closner Boulevard also known as the ‘Boulevard of Heroes’.

Seventeen students sing their way into the TMEA District Choir

Mission High School had eight choir students that earned a place in the TMEA District Choir this past Saturday in their competition at Rowe High School. These eight students have advanced to the Region/Pre-Area audition, which will be held on Saturday, November 13th at Rowe High School.
Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order stating that no entity in Texas can compel receipt of a COVID-19 vaccination by any individual. Image for illustration purposes.

Governor Abbott Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Vaccine Mandates by Any Entity

"The COVID-19 vaccine is safe, effective, and our best defense against the virus, but should remain voluntary and never forced," said Governor Abbott

Community COVID-19 vaccine boosters Oct. 12-13

UT Health RGV is currently only administering doses of the Pfizer vaccine.

Students embark on internships via The Archer Center

RIO GRANDE VALLEY, Texas – Two UTRGV students spent the summer away from the Lone Star State, soaking up Beltway politics and culture as part of the Graduate Archer Fellowship Program.

Student means business when it comes to achieving her goals

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - With a cosmetology license in hand and a dream as big as an updo, Brenda Perez knew her next step would be crucial in fulfilling her goals, and Texas Southmost College has been by her side every step of the way.
ania Ramirez, McAllen City Commissioner for District 4 and local attorney,announced she will seek the Democratic nomination for Hidalgo County Judge in the 2022 Democratic Primary. Courtesy Image

McAllen City Commissioner Tania Ramirez Announces Candidacy for Hidalgo County Judge

Texas Border Business McAllen, Texas - Tania Ramirez, McAllen City Commissioner for District 4 and local attorney,announced she will seek the Democratic nomination for Hidalgo County...

Helping those most in need with career-training grant

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Families that are facing financial hardships and need the required construction trade skills for employment can rely on Texas Southmost College for training, thanks to a Self Sufficiency Fund Grant recently awarded to the college by the Texas Workforce Commission.

Architecture student, construction grad building toward career success

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Texas Southmost College has just what George Ramirez needed to kickstart a career of his own in construction and follow in his father’s footsteps.

Implementing Mindfulness Rooms for social emotional health

MISSION, Texas - Mission Consolidated Independent School District administrators acknowledge that students’ social emotional health has been affected due to the many trials associated with the pandemic.

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