Note: Some days I get lucky. Such was the case 11 years ago when I penned the following column about the lack of state spending and the church’s continued opposition to artificial birth control amid a burgeoning population.
The Rio Grande Valley Literacy Center Board of Trustees has named Nora Musule the new executive director.
“If there’s something strange in your neighborhood… Who you gonna call?” I read that many of today’s paranormal investigators credit the 1984 movie Ghostbusters for piquing their interest in the paranormal. But “Who you gonna call?” depends on what you believe.
For most people, COVID remains off their radar these days.
Food Bank RGV has recently announced that it has been awarded a generous grant of $10,000 from the Maximus Foundation. This significant contribution will play a crucial role in supporting our ongoing efforts to alleviate hunger and provide essential food assistance to individuals and families in the Rio Grande Valley.
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