The City of Brownsville hopes to be officially designated as a Cultural District by the State of Texas. The Commission on the Arts can help.
The new charter school in Pharr takes adults aged 18 to 50.
Prosperity Task Force members met privately with U.S. Rep. Monica de la Cruz. The Rio Grande Guardian secured interviews afterwards.
Who are we describing? War hero, RGV Sport Hall of Fame inductee, genealogist, county judge, school board president, State Rep.
Albert Treviño, III, the Texas Workforce Commission commissioner representing labor, presented five JET grants, totaling $1,174,514.00 to five grant recipients.
State Rep. Sergio Muñoz explains why he did not flee the state in order to break a quorum in the First Called Special Session.
The State Department is imposing a bond on visitors from Malawi and Zambia, countries with a high number of Visa overstays.
The Luna Awards celebrate the achievements, leadership, and impact of women in architecture, engineering, and construction across South Texas.
Laredo business titan Cliffe Killam was the catalyst, explains publisher Steve Taylor.
Video interviews with Hidalgo County Commissioner David Fuentes, plus the leaders of Donna ISD and Hidalgo County Head Start.
The aim is to have Brownsville – the second most historic city in Texas – officially recognized as a Cultural District.
A link to Dr. Madhavan A. Pisharodi’s latest news coverage in India. Plus a new video interview with the celebrated Brownsville neurosurgeon and inventor.
A guest column from Pharr educator, author, and entrepreneur Thomas Ray Garcia, a candidate for the Texas Board of Education, District 2.
The Downtown Renaissance Master Plan aims to position Brownsville as a regional destination for arts, culture, tourism and commerce.
The assistant director of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council’s Community and Economic Development department, said LRGVDC’s strategic plans should be included when small cities apply for state and federal grants.
The executive director of Region One Education Service Center says the results are now in. Students do far better when taught by certified teachers.
The idea for a microtransit share-ride bus system came out of a Hidalgo County Prosperity Task Force meeting.
The policy board of the Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization recently discussed in-depth how Category 7 funds should be allocated.
Mayor John Cowen and Chamber of Commerce CEO Esmy Villarreal were among the speakers at the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Dennis Moreno, assistant director for RGV 9-1-1, gave an overview of his group's work at a recent meeting of the LRGVDC Small Cities Coalition.