You’re familiar with one of the sayings so often tossed about freely these days in the U.S. – Live free or die. It’s a throwback to the post-Revolutionary War days when one of the most famous generals, John Stark, wrote years after the war (1809)
Three days before the Nov. 3 election, Donald Trump made the claim that physicians across the country are inflating COVID numbers for profit.
Ed. note: Congratulations to the PSJA Stronger Together campaign slate (incumbents Jesse Zambrano, Jorge Zambrano, Jesse Vela, and newcomer Cynthia Gutierrez) for winning this year’s hard-fought PSJA ISD Board Trustee election against PSJA Family Matters.
By the time you sit down to read this week’s print edition of The Advance News Journal, the 2020 presidential election is now in the rearview mirror, or is it?
With regard to COVID-19, do you want to read the bad news first, or the good news? You might want to choose the bad news, because, well, after just getting off the phone with Ivan Melendez, M.D., Hidalgo County’s Health Authority, listening to what he had to say, the good news seems to be in short supply if not downright absent from sight these days.
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