Michael Fallek announces his candidacy for McAllen Mayor
Michael Fallek, McAllen native and community leader, is proud to announce his bid for Mayor of McAllen in the upcoming May elections.
Teach For America Honor Roll Gala to Recognize Nolan Perez, MD, and Martin Winchester
MISSION, TX - On April 17, Teach For America will hold its annual Honor Roll Gala. Nolan Perez, MD will receive the Educational Champion award, the Texas Workforce
Commission, the Institutional Catalyst award; and Martin Winchester, the Alumni Leadership
award. Now in its third year, this event honors leaders and institutions which have had a
substantial impact on the educational opportunities for students across the Rio Grande Valley.
UTRGV Women’s Basketball Adds Pair Of Games At Southern Utah
RIO GRANDE VALLEY – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced on Tuesday that the women's basketball team will face Southern Utah University on Sunday, Jan. 17 at 4 p.m. and Monday, Jan. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at America First Event Center.
South Texas Sporting Skeet Shoot
Get ready for a fun-filled Saturday morning on March 6th as the RGV Hispanic Chamber hosts their first South Texas Sporting Skeet Shoot to be held at Mi Ranchito Sporting Clays in Lin San Manuel. Dust off those Shotguns gather up a team of 3 and sign up for $300. Everyone must provide their own gun, ammunition, hearing and eye protection.
Senator Hinojosa Ready for 87th Legislative Session
AUSTIN – On January 12, Texas lawmakers assembled in the State Capitol for the first day of the 87th Legislative Session. Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa representing Brooks, Hidalgo, Jim Wells, and Nueces Counties, was sworn in for another term in the Texas Senate.
City of McAllen Invites Public to Make Comments at City Commission Meetings
The City of McAllen recently created two tutorial videos on the process for individuals to follow to be able to sign up to make public comments at McAllen City Commission meetings.
Nine deaths related to COVID-19 reported in Hidalgo County along with 637 positive cases
Hidalgo County uses the case status definition provided by the Texas Department of State Health Service’s 2020 Epi Case Criteria Guide revised November 2020.
1. Confirmed: A person who has tested positive through a molecular or PCR (oral or nasal swabs) test that looks for the presence of the virus’s genetic material.
2. Probable: A person who meets presumptive laboratory evidence through detection of COVID-19 by antigen test in a respiratory specimen.
3. Suspect: A person who meets supported laboratory evidence through detection of specific antibodies in serum, plasma, whole body, and no prior history of being confirmed or probable case.
Editorial: Rural Texas Prepares for the Legislative Session
As 2021 gets underway, so too will the 87th Texas Legislative Session, and this one promises to be unlike any other in recent history. The coronavirus threat will loom large, dramatically changing both the topics considered by lawmakers and the process by which they do so. Legislators will likely spend much of the 140-day session working on public health issues directly related to COVID-19, but the virus will also shape other issues, including the state’s budget. The Texas Constitution requires that the legislature pass a balanced budget, and with coronavirus-related shortfalls in tax revenue projected, it will not be an easy task.
AG Paxton: San Antonio Election Fraudster Arrested for Widespread Vote Harvesting and Fraud
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced the arrest of Rachel Rodriguez for election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail, and unlawfully possessing an official ballot.
Texas Holocaust And Genocide Commission Accepting Applications For Outstanding Texas Educator Award
The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC) is now accepting applications for the 5th Annual Dr. Anna Steinberger Outstanding Texas Educator Award.
































