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Two PSJA ISD Seniors awarded Terry Scholarships worth up to $20,000

PSJA North Early College High School Seniors, Richard Hernandez and Roxxy Garcia, were recently named recipients of the prestigious Terry Scholarship.

Valley Scholars Program hosts check presentation, kicks off fundraising season

South Texas College’s Valley Scholars Program and ERO Architects will come together for a check presentation

Estoy en el Rincón plays at Pharr Community Theater

The title of Pharr Community Theater’s newest play, Estoy en el Rincón, prompts many people to sing a famous Mexican song by Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Tu Recuerdo y Yo.

PSJA ISD, UTRGV recognize nearly a dozen parents for completing national leadership program 

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) in partnership with the University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) and the Little Explores Montessori Institute (LEMI) recently recognized 11 PSJA Early Head Start parents for completing the Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors leadership program

31 Physicians and 7 Pharmacists Charged on Opiod Prescription Fraud

Charges involve over 350 thousand prescriptions for controlled substances and over 32 million pills; ARPO Strike Force grows to ten districts, expanding to include the Western District of Virginia

Brenda Enriquez, an Advocate for Mission Chamber Members

When she said she is ‘Ready to Rock and Roll’, she means it. Brenda Enriquez, the President and CEO for the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce

Edinburg EDC Welcomes New Board Director Sonia Enriquez 

The Edinburg Economic Development Corporation is pleased to welcome Edinburg native Sonia Enriquez as the newest member of the Edinburg EDC Board of Directors.

Benefit concert held in Mission for DPS Trooper

The City of Mission has teamed up with the South Texas Sheepdogs and several other local sponsors to host a music festival benefiting Texas DPS Trooper Moises Sanchez who was shot in the line of duty.

Community Engagement remains strong for Border Patrol

Last week, Border Patrol showed community engagement throughout the Rio Grande Valley.

Stash House Disrupted

U.S. Border Patrol agents in collaboration with the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office, disrupted a stash house operating in a residential neighborhood.

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