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UTRGV Men’s Basketball adds Patrick Nee to Staff

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced on Thursday that Patrick Nee, who has 19 years of coaching experience, including the last two as the head coach of the Garden City Community College men’s basketball team, is now a special assistant to the head coach with the UTRGV men’s basketball program.

Governor Abbott Presents National Small Business Person Of The Year Award To Timothy Porter

Governor Greg Abbott today presented the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) National Small Business Person of the Year Award to San Antonio resident Timothy Porter, founder and CEO of Appddiction Studios, LLC.

Joint Effort leads to Deployment of Rescue Beacon

Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Sector Border Patrol and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) teamed up in an effort to prevent the loss of life.

RGV sUAS Proving its Worth Patrolling the Border

The small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) program in the Rio Grande Valley Sector continues to prove effective combating criminal organizations operating on the border.

Hidalgo County Judge amends orders to prohibit door-to-door trick-or-treating

After consulting with local health experts and local mayors, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez on Wednesday signed amended safety orders that prohibits door-to-door Halloween activities, but provides for city-sanctioned drive-by celebrations such as trunk or treat.
Fiesta Chevrolet among "The Elite Leaders" in the nation. Billy Kelley, Fiesta Chevrolet general manager. Bob Vackar, principal for Bert Ogden RGV. Janet Vackar, also a principal of the company. Natasha Del Barrio, CEO of the Bert Ogden Rio Grande Valley.

Leaders Versus ‘Elite Leaders’

General Motors Incorporated (GM) recently announced that Fiesta Chevrolet is one of the nation's top 2019 Chevy dealers.

Medical lab tech student finds success despite challenges

Nadia Gonzalez was already juggling school full-time, part-time work and being a single mother, but when COVID-19 hit, things became more interesting.

Employment data indicates that the pace of hiring in Texas has slowed

The most recent employment data indicates that the pace of hiring in Texas has slowed. In September, 40,700 net new jobs were added, compared to 111,900 in August.

From first aid kits to ambulances, Ashley fulfills dream of helping others

When Ashley Salinas was a child, she would put together small first aid kits to use on her family, friends and even small animals that needed her help.

Lacks Furniture on Behalf of the Aaronson Foundation provides 200,000 meals to the Food...

The Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley recently received a transformative gift from Lacks Furniture on behalf of a foundation established by their owners, the Aaronson family.

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