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A federal bankruptcy judge has given Garcia Grain Trading Corp. the greenlight to temporarily lease two of its grain elevators ahead of what is expected to be a bountiful summer harvest.

EDINBURG — Plans to construct a three-story parking garage here will not be sufficient to meet growing parking needs in a downtown district that will soon draw increased traffic from the new county courthouse, a multipurpose arts and event center, and an amphitheater.

SAN JUAN — During a special called meeting Wednesday evening, the San Juan City Commission approved the creation of the San Juan Cultural Arts District — an effort fronted by Gelman Stained Glass Museum's former Executive Director Miriam Cepeda.

SAN BENITO — In the wake of the May 6 election’s call for change, City Manager Manuel De La Rosa’s salary is facing a $45,000 cut.

To celebrate all of the Precinct 3 high school graduates, commissioner Everardo “Ever” Villarreal announced he will be hosting a pizza giveaway this Friday in La Joya.

New legislation introduced as a bipartisan effort aims to expand the number of lanes at the Starr-Camargo Bridge in Rio Grande City, and hopes to expand free trade opportunities between the U.S. and Mexico.

HARLINGEN — They faced many unique challenges.

At 8:15 a.m. Monday, the American Vietnam Veterans Chapter 1 of Brownsville will hold its 38th annual Memorial Day observance honoring the 28 men who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War in a ceremony at Hanna Early College School.

With area residents counting down to the long Memorial Day weekend, Cameron County District Attorney Luis V. Saenz held his annual press conference on Friday morning announcing a “no-refusal DWI weekend” and urging residents not to mix alcohol and driving.

EDINBURG — Aide Rios cried out for her teenage son, Jastin, here in court Thursday afternoon, sobbing that her soul had been ripped out after a vehicle crashed into their home and crushed him to death in 2021.