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The hard-hitting comments political science professor Sam Freeman (right) made about Dr. Lawrence Gelman (left) in a column about health care reform in the Guardian and the Pharr Advance has led Gelman to invite Freeman to debate him on his Saturday show on NewsTalk 710 KURV. "It should be fun," Freeman said.
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The Socorro High School Bulldogs baseball team recently won the Class 5A state baseball championship title. On Thursday, they were honored by Gov. Rick Perry and El Paso state lawmakers in Austin. The team had a victory VIP tour of the state Capitol and a trip to the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum.
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Veterans Alliance of the Rio Grande Valley members Joe Ibarra and Rey Molano will appear on KRGV-TV’s "Inside the Valley" program on Sunday at 9:00 a.m. The discussion will focus on veterans enrollment fairs. Pictured outside the KRGV studios are Ibarra, Molano, Treto Garza and Mike Escobedo.
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Former San Juan City Commission candidate Ignacio Almaguer tells the Guardian that his personal story is an example of why health care coverage needs to be reformed. The self-employed insurance agent is recovering from thyroid cancer. He said his wife Diana’s insurance coverage was crucial. Full story
 
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Vasquez: Valley veterans' hospital should be part of second stimulus package

A Rio Grande Valley veterans’ leader has called on local congressmen to include a VA hospital in any future federal stimulus package. "That would help our economy," said Jose Maria Vasquez, commander of America's Last Patrol Post No. 3.

 
South Texas students set to benefit from college loan interest rate reduction

Higher education officials and border congressmen say they are determined to eliminate money as an excuse for not going to college. On Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar and leaders with STC and UTPA announced new reductions in interest rates for students with loans.

 

Sorber announces UTPA will open Veterans Service Center

The University of Texas-Pan American is anticipating a big influx of new student veterans and in preparation will begin offering numerous services for those coming back from war. Beginning in mid-August UTPA will open the Veterans Services Center offering assistance for admissions.

 

 
 
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Perryman: Greener grass

Award-winning economist says Texas is a good place to do business


Garza: Key legislation to assist veterans was passed this session

Veterans Alliance of the Rio Grande Valley co-chair reviews the 81st legislative session


Nicol: City commissioners vote to buy Brownsville a border wall

Scott Nicol is a founder member of the No Border Wall coalition.


         
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Foster: Shared governance and shared services

Newly appointed chairman discusses the escalating cost of attending Texas A&M University


Whitman: Health care reform should empower patients, not government

Texas Public Policy Foundation analyst weighs in on national debate


Catherine Hardwicke to appear at CineSol

McAllen native returns to old haunts for film festival


         
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New Valley environmental group promotes planting of pine trees

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Hinojosa: The national transition to digital TV

Congressman says it is time to act now and assist friends


Melgar-Adalid: “To Vote or Not to Vote?" That is the Question

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