Steven Cano, a community mobilization and HIV prevention specialist for Valley, made the presentation.
Yes, the border region has become more secure. But in lots of other ways, things have deteriorated, argues Reynosa Mayor Carlos Peña Ortiz.
Among the beneficiaries: Rio Bravo Ministries, Miradas de Esperanza, CCTE, Children’s Haven International, and Food Bank Reynosa.
Last year, the charity golf fundraiser raised over $100,000 for several local casa hogares, charities, and ministries.
Pharr EDC Foundation has given over $1.3 million in scholarships to almost 600 students over the past four years.
City leaders have to figure out if the project places too a high a burden on taxpayers.
A tribute to Aurelio Manuel Montemayor on his 50th Anniversary with the Intercultural Development Research Association.
Longtime general manager of Radisson Hotel McAllen Airport has over 38 years of hospitality leadership.
The event takes place at the McAllen Convention Center on Oct. 9, 2025.
Who are we describing? War hero, RGV Sport Hall of Fame inductee, genealogist, county judge, school board president, State Rep.
The founder of the Texas Civil Rights Project will give a lecture and sign copies of his new autobiography at the Cine El Rey Theatre on Sept. 14.
Willacy County Medical Emergency Services is hosting an eight-hour blood drive on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2025.
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.
The aim is to have Brownsville – the second most historic city in Texas – officially recognized as a Cultural District.
Brownsville leaders say the master plan marks the beginning of a transformational initiative aimed at revitalizing the Brownsville’s historic core.
Cameron County’s park director, Joe Vega, says La Esperanza is the first “universal” park in South Texas.
A Writing Fool: Tales of Mexico and the Rio Grande Valley is available on Amazon. It is priced at $13.95.
Non-Profit TV: Easter in the RGV is not just a religious observance but a celebration of faith, heritage, and community resilience.
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