PHARR - Children’s book author Adrianna Cuevas visited Ford Elementary virtually recently to speak to students about the influences for her work, writing process and her upcoming new book.
Imagine wanting to be foster parents to a child in need and then getting a call that your wish had come true. A 3-month-old-boy needed care and was ready to be brought home, but with a complication: The young child was infected with COVID-19.
PHARR – The Food Bank RGV recently celebrated the one year anniversary of its Chief Executive Officer, Stuart I. R. Haniff, MHA, on November 18, 2020.
Pharr, Texas – A few months into his tenure leading the City of Pharr’s police department, Chief Andy Harvey’s priority has been to strategically lead the department’s force by example, modeling a unifying and respectful leadership style to unite the department into implementing systemic and sustainable positive change. With law enforcement across the country recently taking the spotlight in the public realm, leading discussions regarding social justice, criminal justice, and policing, Harvey’s approach aims to shift the paradigm of the relationship between law enforcement and the community by creating a culture of compassion among the city’s police force.
Ramses is an adorable boy, born in April, who tips the scales at almost 40 pounds. He has the black and brown coloring of a Doberman or German Shepherd, but he looks more like a terrier mix, with super-sized ears and big, brown eyes. In addition to good looks, Ramses has a winning personality. He’s very smart and eager to please. He loves to play fetch and likes to have fun with other dogs. He’s also very fond of the swimming pool and will happily jump in to fetch his toys. Take one look in his soulful eyes and you’ll fall in love with this very special young dog!
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Pharr, TX 78577