Tag: Port of Brownsville

The feature film "SEEDS" wrapped up shooting in mid-June in Brownsville and Washington D.C., resulting in great memories and much anticipation for local cast and crew, three of whom spoke with The Brownsville Herald about the project.

The Port of Brownsville on Thursday held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a 118-acre business park, the port’s latest economic development project.

The Port of Brownsville handled substantially more waterborne cargo in 2021 compared to 2020, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ most recent report ranking the nation’s top 150 maritime ports.

Forza Steel, headquartered in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is in the process of building a $60 million manufacturing facility at the Port of Brownsville across State Highway 48 from the Keppel AmFELS yard.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and Brownsville native Antonio Garza has been named to the board of directors of the first single-line railway connecting the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Delivering his final State of the City address Wednesday at the Brownsville Event Center, Brownsville Mayor Trey Mendez said the city is in better shape than ever before and that the past four years in office have been the “honor of my life.”

The Rio Grande LNG terminal that NextDecade Corporation wants to build between State Highway 4 and the Brownsville Ship Channel is the subject of a public open house being held Thursday, April 13, in Port Isabel.

The Port of Brownsville appears to be continuing its record-breaking streak, handling 10.2 percent more cargo in 2022 than in 2021.

Houston-based NextDecade Corporation says it expects to make a decision the first quarter of this year whether to build the first phase of its...

DIX Industries, a stevedoring, warehousing and logistics firm that got its start at the Port of Brownsville in 1947, is this year’s recipient of the port’s Chairman’s Award in recognition of its accomplishments over the last 75 years.