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STC Alumna Growing A Solar Empire

The 29-year-old is a 2022 graduate of STC, earning a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership, one of five bachelor’s degrees offered at the college.

City of McAllen Changes Approach to Animal Services

The Animal Care Services will now be housed under the McAllen Health & Code Enforcement Department.

Touting Texas’ Robust Economic Ties with United Kingdom in London

The trip is sponsored and paid for by the Texas Economic Development Corporation, an independently funded and operated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization responsible for marketing and promoting Texas as a premier business location.

Office Of Hidalgo County Constable Precinct 3: Operation Slowdown

“We encourage drivers to be alert, slow down and drive smart,” said Constable Gallardo.

Working

As the economy slows, immediate labor shortages may become less noticeable (although the long-term pattern will be tight due to lower population growth).

City of McAllen Facilities Serve as Cooling Centers

We also recommend that folks walk the mall or shop any of the many retailers in the community to stay cool during the heat of the day.

She Blooms Empower & Inspire, An Evening of Embracing Inner Strength and Celebrating Female...

During this empowering atmosphere, the spotlight fell on the inspiring figure of Margret De Bruyn, a successful business owner and mindset coach.

Alcozer Returns to TSTC, Intrigued by Science of Building Construction

Alcozer is enjoying learning about all aspects of building construction, right down to the smallest details.

Bipartisan Legislation for Water Infrastructure Improvements

“During an unprecedented heat wave, the hard-working people of Laredo shouldn’t have to endure the current boil water notice,” said Congressman Cuellar. 

Fill the Bag with Blessings Brings Hope to Comfort House

Keeping our neighborhoods productive, safe, and healthy is a priority for our workforce and their willingness to give of themselves never ceases to amaze me and demonstrates greatcharacter,” said Lone Star National Bank President, S. David Deanda, Jr.

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