Edinburg fiscal audit running months behind
EDINBURG — Place 4 Councilman David White questioned Edinburg City Manager Myra Ayala why there was a need to call a special meeting Wednesday evening.
Photo Gallery: Students re-enact traditional Lenten devotion
Incarnate Word Academy (IWA) students re-enact The Way of the Cross Friday, March 31, 2023, a traditional Lenten devotion that depicts the journey of Jesus to Golgotha through 14 stations. (Miguel Roberts/The Brownsville Herald)
Hidalgo kicks off its three-day annual festival
The city of Hidalgo kicked off its 46th annual BorderFest on Friday with live music, carnival rides, and other family-friendly activities.
Child Abuse Prevention Month to kick off April 1 with benefit runs
April 1 reception to mark opening of new Upper Valley Art League exhibit
The public is invited to help celebrate the opening of the Upper Valley Art League’s new exhibit by the Fiber Arts Group, titled “Celebrate!”
BISD to host inaugural Area Unified UIL track meet
UTRGV coming to San Benito; EDC program to help businesses
SAN BENITO — The University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley is opening up shop here to help develop small businesses in town.
San Benito selling historic Stonewall Jackson building
SAN BENITO — After 10 years as part of the San Benito Housing Authority’s inventory, the former Stonewall Jackson Hotel is back on the block.
Audit: McAllen continues stellar post-pandemic growth
McALLEN — Two years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced a screeching halt to commerce and communities, the city’s finances have not only recovered, but have experienced healthy growth which has put the city on its best footing ever.
State commission hears emotional testimony for need of veterans cemetery in Cameron County
Families of veterans pleaded with members of the Texas Defense & Veterans’ Affairs Committee t0 bring a veterans cemetery to Cameron County.
