Tag: Harlingen
Scholarship fund with UTRGV aims to increase licensed clinical social workers
To better address mental health professional shortages in the Valley, a partnership between UTRGV, the STARS Scholarship fund and the LaMantia family aims to increase licensed clinical social workers through scholarships.
Harlingen woman indicted for fatal Mercedes drunk driving crash
The 69-year-old Harlingen woman charged with the death of her passenger when she crashed her vehicle while she was intoxicated in December has been indicted, court records show.
Harlingen police arrest 4 in 2 raids, seize 7 pounds of cocaine
Three Harlingen men and a woman are facing drug charges after police raided two homes, seizing more than seven pounds of cocaine in one of the city’s biggest drug busts in years.
TSTC student hopes to help expand his father’s HVAC business
HARLINGEN — Eliseo Alcala III had a goal in mind when he enrolled at Texas State Technical College: to help grow his father’s heating and air conditioning business in Rio Hondo.
TSTC student strives for excellence in welding
HARLINGEN — In a roundabout way, Gabriel Garcia’s path to Texas State Technical College’s Welding Technology program started with a barbecue pit.
TSTC alumnus flourishes in career at area auto body shop
HARLINGEN — Texas State Technical College alumnus Daniel Ledesma has turned his love of automobiles into a fulfilling career.
Harlingen students reflect on study abroad trip to Spain
HARLINGEN — First came the Celtics.
Sebastian teen was ‘all bone’ when rushed to the hospital
BROWNSVILLE — The trial of the first of three defendants in the January 2021 murder of a Sebastian teenager began Tuesday in the 197th state District Court.
Harlingen health premium climbs to $8.8 million
HARLINGEN — Amid the nation’s soaring medical costs, City Hall employees’ health insurance premiums are jumping about $400,000 to $8.8 million as officials consider self-insuring the city to try to cut rates.
Harlingen Hawk band finishes Summer Band Camp before fall season
HARLINGEN — The “ra-ta-ta” of the drums cut across the parking lot with a sort of bold presence in the sun of the Friday morning.