PHARR - More than 60 middle and high school art students from across PSJA ISD had the opportunity to showcase some of their best work recently as they gathered virtually to compete in the annual PSJA ISD Visual Art Contest on Jan. 16, 2021.

RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TEXAS– Dr. Romeo Escobar, UTRGV assistant professor of social work, has been appointed to the newly formed Scientific Advisory Board of the Resource Center for Minority Aging Research Coordinating Center (RCMAR).

LIVE OAK – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) men’s and women’s cross country teams opened the 2020-21 cross country season with 11 student-athletes making their collegiate debuts and two recording personal records on Friday at the UIW Invitational at Live Oak Main City Park.

Singer-songwriter Kelly Lang’s song, “I’m Not Going Anywhere” has been seen and heard across the United States as part of Ascension Hospital’s ‘Your Care Is Our Calling’ campaign, honoring caregivers and the patients they serve.

The Hidalgo County Library System (HCLS) debuts new eLibrary today, CloudLibrary by Bibliotheca.

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Paige King Johnson wins big at the 2020 Carolina Country Music Awards, being named Female Vocalist of the Year, Country Emerging New Artist and Country Tour of the Year with Faith Bardill.

Yesterday afternoon, Pepe Cabeza de Vaca officially filed to run for McAllen City Commissioner District 6.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) today sent a letter with 24 of their Senate colleagues to President Biden voicing their concerns about the new administration’s recent executive orders and regulatory actions targeting the domestic energy sector and the thousands of good-paying American jobs it supports, and requesting a meeting with the president.

RIO GRANDE VALLEY – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is thankful for the support of the community that has led to unprecedented fundraising success over the last 17 months.

AUSTIN – Governor Abbott and the Texas Education Agency (TEA) today launched an online application for the Supplementary Special Education Services (SSES) program, which allows eligible families of children with significant cognitive disabilities and complex educational needs to apply for a $1,500 online account to be used in the SSES marketplace.