Valley Morning Star

The rumble of an engine, the adrenaline rush and high-flying stunts are all coming back to the Rio Grande Valley as Monster Jam makes its return.

“When you wish upon a star.”

So much hate and squabbling over immigration reform and abortion has transpired for centuries. The straight-from-the-hip reality is that as flawed human beings, which we all are, we have been kicking the can for centuries refusing to resolve anything, because there has been too much profit for the sanctimonious who scream the loudest and gain the most.

EDINBURG — “First of all, I was drunk.”

McALLEN — Nak Won Jung not only offers some of the best Korean cuisine in the area but also gives customers a Korean authenticity upon entering the restaurant.

HARLINGEN — Neighborhoods around Vestal Park might be getting their first trail, a 6.2-mile asphalt ribbon tying much of the area together.

HARLINGEN — Cold.

Letters to the editor published in The Monitor, Valley Morning Star and The Brownsville Herald during the week of Jan. 15, 2024.

The “polar express” has pulled into the station, maybe a little ahead of schedule and more assertively than meteorologists had predicted last week.

Temperatures are expected to hit below freezing in the Rio Grande Valley early next week and local cities and schools are already making preparations for any anticipated interruptions of operations.