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Valley commemorating 9/11 with walks, ruck and remembrance ceremonies
They haven't forgotten.
Free microchip clinic planned in McAllen for Sept. 23
The Palm Valley Animal Shelter is partnering with the city of McAllen to host a free microchip clinic for pets of McAllen residents.
27-year-old Edinburg man dies after car skids off road, rolls over
A 27-year-old Edinburg man died early Tuesday evening after his vehicle skidded off the road and rolled over, the Texas Department of Public Safety said in a news release.
Ex-Starr County attorney Canales pleads guilty to extortion charge
Former Starr County attorney Victor Canales pleaded guilty to extorting a mother who went to him for help over her son’s traffic tickets.
Dunkin’ is offering free coffee to rewards members on Mondays — with any purchase
Dunkin' is giving away a free coffee to rewards members every Monday at participating restaurants, beginning now through Oct. 30, with any purchase.
Stephen King adaptation ‘Christine’ pulling into Mission, Brownsville theaters
The 1983 horror film, “Christine,” is returning to the big screen for its 40th anniversary at select Cinemark locations.
Gonzalez takes office as Harlingen CISD superintendent
HARLINGEN — Riding waves of promise, Superintendent J.A. Gonzalez took office Sept. 1, meeting with top officials to begin planning his first year as the Harlingen school district's top administrator.
Legislative update: Brownsville Chamber of Commerce hosts elected officials
The Brownsville Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon and update on the 88th Texas legislative session on the Thursday at the Brownsville Events Center.
$40 million San Benito CISD project ‘conditionally halted’
SAN BENITO — Into the fifth month of the San Benito school district’s shutdown a $40 million bond-funded project, a construction team is reviewing plans aimed at repairing support beams under two buildings’ foundations.
Brownsville ratifies budget: Includes cost-of-living adjustments for employees
The city of Brownsville’s fiscal year 2024 General Fund Budget, ratified by the city commission on Aug. 15, includes a 3.5 percent cost-of-living adjustment, a one-time $1,315 stipend for full-time civilian employees and a one-time $658 stipend for part-time civilian employees.