EDINBURG – For the second consecutive year, the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees authorized school supplies to be purchased for all registered students.
BROWNSVILLE - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Brownsville Port of Entry intercepted alleged narcotics in three separate enforcement actions that have a combined estimated street value of $1,324,150.
Two weeks ago I was stupid enough to publish a similar story to this one, promising that the new true-crime book, Murder for the Love of Money, would be out that same week. I thought I was this close to wrapping it all up, so making that claim and putting it in print never worried me. The older I grow, I think, the dumber I get. Isn’t it supposed to work the exact opposite? Makes me wonder what I’ll be like 10 years from now. Will I have to wear a name tag when I go out in case someone taps me on the shoulder from behind and says, “Hi, I’m Bob, what’s your name?”
Ed. note: Sorry that The Advance didn’t have time this week to do a post-election interview with Mario Garza. Congrats on winning another term.
EDINBURG – The City of Edinburg and the South Texas College (STC) Continuing Education Department are joining forces to bring the community a series of educational, job readiness and certification classes that will take place at the Dustin Michael Sekula Memorial Library. The plan is to provide and expand quality and lifelong educational opportunities to the general public through career preparation and training.
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