Edinburg to dedicate Dia de los Muertos altar to late fire chief
Edinburg officials are honoring a beloved former public servant who died this year for its annual Day of the Dead observation.
Mission initiative gives community access to wide range of tools
The city of Mission recently unveiled its newest initiative, the Community Tool Shed, which provides free access to a wide range of tools for the community.
McRib to rise from retirement again, not yet confirmed for RGV
The McRib's farewell tour has scheduled another round of dates.
Harlingen seventh grade girl scoring high praise for talent on football field
HARLINGEN — The player, petite and swift and sure, moves in a perfect arc and kicks the football high overhead.
Demolition of Greyhound Stadium’s bleachers has San Benito feeling nostalgic
When the San Benito school district announced in June that it was temporarily closing the old Greyhound Stadium, the reaction then was arguably more tepid. This may be since the football field belonging to this proud city's former high school was anything but mortal at the time.
Record stores unite to hold festival highlighting Valley’s musical legacy
Record stores across the Rio Grande Valley will unite for Sabado Gigante, a record store festival showcasing the diversity of Valley vinyl stores and to pay tribute to Arnaldo Villarreal Ramírez, who is best known as Mr. Falcon, a trailblazer in regional music.
Brownsville Beerfest to celebrate 10-year anniversary this Saturday
Brownsville Beerfest celebrates its 10th anniversary on Oct. 7 in Dean Porter Park, with more than 100 craft beers available for sampling and domestic beers available as well.
Empty Bowls fundraiser set for Oct. 17 to address RGV food insecurity
The Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley will be hosting its 17th annual Empty Bowls Luncheon and Silent Auction on Tuesday, Oct. 17.
LeMoyne Gardens in Harlingen remembers Miss Ann through tears
HARLINGEN — “Miss Ann! Miss Ann!”
Texas Film Roundup wants your old home movies for archives
Those untouched home videos and film reels hidden away in closets across the Rio Grande Valley — there are gems inside.