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Edinburg CISD Student Earns $180,000 Navy Scholarship

The Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District announced on Thursday that Selena Castañon, a senior at Edinburg North High School

Toros remain perfect after big 2-1 win over SAFC in Copa Tejas showdown

EDINBURG, Texas – Rio Grande Valley FC (3-0-0) earns first Copa Tejas win over San Antonio FC (1-1-1) on Sunday night at H-E-B Park in a 2-1 final score. The win extends the Toros winning streak to three while continuing to be undefeated.

‘Onward Without Fear’

MCALLEN, TX–Success in college has come through an unflinching motivation to succeed, and by being surrounded by positive people, according to Gabriel Gomez.

City of McAllen City Hall Site of Next Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic

City of McAllen officials, in conjunction with Hidalgo County will be hosting a limited number of first dose Moderna COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at McAllen City Hall, Commission Chamber, 3rd Floor, 1300 W. Houston Avenue. Parking for the clinic will be in parking areas around the building.

‘Raiders of the Lost Art’ YouTube Series Gains 500 Weekly Followers and Counting

MELBOURNE, AUS. – Rock n’ Roll Scientist, Finbar O’ Hanlon opens the eyes of his YouTube audience to a whole new world of music; A world that allows for a deeper appreciation of exploring and showcasing the ‘Lost Art of Active Listening’ and Hi-Depth Audio.

McAllen Housing Authority hosts ground-breaking event for new housing construction and Grand opening for...

The McAllen Housing Authority (McAHA) held a groundbreaking and grand opening event on May 12th to introduce the start of construction for the upcoming Hibiscus Village complex as well as their newly completed Green Jay apartment development.

Publisher’s Word: A Life of Service

Anyone who knows Tony Aguirre knows that he is true public servant. For years he has served the City of McAllen in many aspects. One of those that has helped McAllen grow is his contribution of time and knowledge in infrastructure.

Sidney Powell sued for more than $4 BILLION for standing up for the truth...

By Team Kraken The hit pieces we predicted last week are incoming now—in clearly coordinated droves!  We note that as soon as Sidney called out...

How inconsistent policies and enforcement have created false hope for migrants at the border

By Lomi Kriel, The Texas Tribune and ProPublica May 13, 2021 This article is co-published with ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for...

Texas Governor’s Mansion Lit Blue May 12-15 In Honor Of National Police Week, Police...

AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott last night lit the Texas Governor's Mansion blue in honor of National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Week in Texas. The Governor's Mansion will be lit blue every evening through Saturday, May 15.

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