Money-grubbing attorneys? Tradesman guilty of shoddy workmanship? Multiple PSJA ISD school campuses currently suffering from some sort of construction defect even if they’re nearly 10 years old
The fight for control of Hidalgo County Water Improvement District #3 is headed to Austin — again.
Valley businesses, especially those in the small-business sector (50 or less employees), aren’t doing as well as they’d like, thanks to the pandemic that doesn’t exist (Trumpsters). Sorry, I meant COVID-19. In fact, many are now dipping into their savings to survive.
PHARR – Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD (PSJA ISD) was among public school districts recognized by the Hidalgo County Commissioners Court for efforts to promote participation in the 2020 US Census. PSJA ISD had the highest response rate overall at 59.01%, earning 1st place in the large school district category of Hidalgo County’s first Friday Night Lights competition which mobilized school districts to compete to increase Census response rates.
Ron KirkIt shouldn’t be a surprise: ask Texans what they think, and there’s a good chance they’ll tell you to be real and get busy. That’s especially true when it comes to state government and its leaders.
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