The attorney for former Pharr Police Chief/City Manager Andrew “Andy” Harvey, Jr. is saying one thing about his arrest Saturday, Sept. 23 — city cops assaulted him during his arrest, at his home — while the sworn affidavit signed by one of the arresting officers paints a different picture.
When she first began teaching 13 years ago, Katrina Rasmussen, a studio art teacher at Woodrow Wilson High School in the Dallas Independent School District, said her salary was enough to make a living. But between rising inflation and minimal teacher salary raises, Rasmussen and her husband, who is also a public school teacher, now both rely on second jobs to keep their family afloat.
You look at these two movie posters from the 1930s, Pharr and San Juan, and you think, move studios were sure pumping out a lot of entertainment during the Depression Years.
The Hidalgo County Criminal District Attorney’s Office and the Rio Grande Valley District Attorney Coalition will host the annual regional press conferences to create awareness on domestic violence.
Gov. Greg Abbott issued a letter to legislative leaders indicating a special session will begin on Oct. 9 dealing with what he has called “school choice” but is more widely known as vouchers. The Austin American-Statesman reported Abbott has threatened another special session if lawmakers can’t come to an agreement this month, and then will take the issue to voters by finding candidates to run against those opposing vouchers.
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