EDINBURG – Faced with multiple reports that migrants are being released in Hidalgo County infected with COVID-19, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez is calling on federal immigration officials to stop releasing these migrants into our communities.
EDINBURG, Texas– The City of Edinburg and Edinburg Economic Development Corporation’s Stimulus Program Aimed at Recovery from COVID19 (S.P.A.R.C.) assists locally-owned businesses with economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. SPARC provides businesses and residents a financial means to invest back into their local Edinburg economy. It is comprised of two major components: Direct-to-Business Grant Program where eligible
It’s amazing, isn’t it? There are so many people from south of the border, mainly from Central America’s Golden Triangle, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, currently flooding into the U.S., that there aren’t enough buses pulling out of McAllen’s downtown bus station to seat all of them. That’s after the four bus companies that operate out of the station added six more daily routes. Because of the crowd
PHARR — The City of Pharr has successfully negotiated collective bargaining contracts with both Fire and Police Unions. After a twoyear carryover of existing contracts, the negotiations concluded within a day of each other and resulted in 3-year contracts with each entity, incremental pay increase, and organizational modifications.
This week Cinderella is featuring two wonderful pets, Lorena, a 75-pound Belgian Malinois, and Lakey, a beautiful male marmalade tabby cat.
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