Tag: Alamo

One hundred laptops were given to students and families with the PSJA school district on Wednesday as part of AT&T’s nationwide commitment to help bridge the digital divide.

A friend of the Alamo man who’s accused of shooting and killing a Mission man outside the Masonic hall in McAllen tipped police off and sent screenshots of their messages, according to authorities.

Former PSJA Memorial football coach Marco Regalado took the TikTok world by storm during the pandemic with viral videos parodying the comedy that comes along with the football coaching world.

PHARR — Skin irritation, difficulties breathing and burning eyes were some of the symptoms athletes, coaches and staff members complained about and dealt with during the 2023 Western Athletic Conference Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships held at the Pharr Natatorium from Feb. 22-25.

ALAMO — As far as he’s aware, Dr. Jorge Escobedo believes his clinic is the only one of its kind in the Rio Grande Valley that’s certified to treat scoliosis using the Schroth method, and he may have been the only one in the state just 10 years ago. This, he said, is a testament to what Escobedo fears is a lack of awareness and resources in South Texas to treat the abnormal spinal curvature condition, and he’s trying to do something about it.

If you’re looking for a fun Fourth of July event filled with fireworks, look no further.

Gov. Greg Abbott is making a $150 million move to help fund the construction of the International Bridge Trade Corridor that would stretch from Pharr to Donna, and which local and state officials believe will grow trade opportunities between Mexico and the U.S.

The 33-year-old Alamo man arrested in the fatal motorcycle crash near the Val Verde Flea Market last week in Donna previously spent time in prison for hitting and killing a man more than a decade ago.

The Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent school board approved in a 3-1 vote Monday a contract agreement with Superintendent Alejandro Elias.

MISSION — Gunnar Williams faced a potential life-altering decision when he finished eighth grade. His father, Farrell Williams, had just been hired as Brownsville Porter’s offensive coordinator, leaving the younger Williams to decide whether he’d join his father for his high school career or stay in Harlingen.