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Signage at the Pharr Community Theater is seen in this file photo. P.J. Hernandez/ Advance News Journal
The promotional flyer for “Tales of the Hidalgo Pumphouse.” SERGIO LUNA/ Pharr Community Theater
Local staple, PCT, set to perform anticipated play
PHOTOS BY P.J. HERNANDEZ/ ANJ Above: PCT Director Pedro Garcia is seen Friday at the theater in Pharr. At left: A painting of the Hidalgo pump house is seen Friday at the PCT.

Local staple, PCT, set to perform anticipated play

PHARR — As the beaming sun reflected off the water of the Hidalgo pump house basin, a group of youngsters had no worry in the world as kids did what they did best. They had fun and of course, made a splash while they were at it.That was the vignette painted by the director here at the Pharr Community Theater when reminiscing about the good old days in the Rio Grande Valley.More specifically, the days when kids played near the pump house to stay cool and treated it as their own community pool.“For us youngsters, it was our swimming pool ...

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