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Pharr, Texas – The City of Pharr, the Pharr Economic Development Corporation, the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District (PSJA ISD), and the University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV)
Top photo: Valley View’s goalkeeper dives for a shot during a home game at Valley View.
Right photo: Brownsville Lopez defenders converge on a Valley View player trying to score.
Brownsville Lopez players try to clear the ball after a Valley View attack.
A Valley View player and Brownsville Lopez player collide on the sideline duringtheir game earlier this year at Valley View.
A Valley View player celebrates after scoring the second goal of the game in a 6-1 win over Brownsville Lopez
A long pass by a Valley View player sets up the Tigers for a goal.
PHARR – If nobody was sure through the first part of the soccer season who the top boys team in the Valley is this year, there’s not much doubt. It’s
EDINBURG – It took more than a month for 31-year-old Edinburg resident Joseph Alejo to get what he says he wanted the most: “Just a little justice.” If all goes
SAN JUAN -- Yep, this year is an election year – two commission seats up for grabs – and we’re not yet into February, three months before the May election,
Driving in Hidalgo County, home to the new $150 million courthouse, pre-change orders that will no doubt add up during its planned 30-month construction, is now becoming serious; and I’ve
Destin Sensky and Brandon Waltens, two employees of Texas Scorecard, a product of the influential political group Empower Texans, sit at the end of the Texas Senate press table on Jan. 16, 2019.
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It’s become a common scene in the Texas Legislature. A bill comes up for a vote — caps on property tax rates, maybe, or a referendum on “sanctuary cities” —
Granted, the deadly birds in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film “The Birds” were mainly comprised of crows and seagulls, but the grackles that gather at the corner of N. 10th and
PHARR – Mayor Ambrosio Hernandez and Pharr city leaders announced during Pharr’s State-of-the-City Address recently that the Pharr Boys and Girls Club gym has now been re-opened for use. The
Graphic Source: ABA Law Student Division.
An old lawyer joke: What’s the difference between a good attorney and a great attorney? A great attorney is a friend of the judge. I won’t say to which case,
Hundreds of local leaders, business partners, and other community organizations were in attendance as Pharr Mayor Ambrosio Hernández, MD, hosted the third annual State of the City Address on Thursday, January 17, 2019. Hernández, a pediatric surgeon, began his address by announcing that, as Pharr’s primary care provider, “the diagnosis of the state of the City of Pharr is healthy, vibrant and flourishing,” and that “its prognosis is excellent and expected to move forward on a continued path of success.”
Pharr Mayor Ambrosio “Amos” Hernandez
Pharr Community Award - Team Mario
Pharr Community Award - Valley Interfaith
2019 Polo Palacios Service Award - Dr. Daniel P. King, Superintendent of Schools, PSJA ISD.
Leading by example, Pharr Mayor Ambrosio Hernández, MD, offered himself as a role model – “I come from humble means, but I believe strongly that with every path we take,
I haven’t taken a formal survey, but it seems that the number of Snowbirds down here this winter are more numerous than last year, which is good news, obviously, for
Gorena Elementary School students pose for a photo underneath their new pavilion with their kindergarten teacher, Norberto Ramos.
EDINBURG – Gorena Elementary School from the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District built a pavilion that serves as an outdoor classroom thanks to a $5,000 Lowe’s Toolbox for Education® grant
SAN BENITO / EDINBURG - Ofelia Pena, 92, went home to our Lord, Sunday, August 18, 2019, at her residence in Edinburg.
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