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TxDOT RECEIVES U.S. DOT GRANT FOR RAIL BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

Courtesy TxDot, AUSTIN, TX – The U.S. Department of Transportation announced that the Texas Department of Transportation has received a $7 million federal grant to help rebuild the Presidio-Ojinaga International Rail Bridge and 72 miles of track on the state-owned South Orient Rail Line that runs from the border to near Coleman, Texas. Texas Transportation Commission

TAMIU-SBDC Sets Special Panel for Mobile Business Discussion Tuesday

Courtesy Mika Akikuni, (Laredo, Texas)-Have you ever thought about running your own food truck and sharing your family’s secret fajita taco? How about launching a pop-up store for your special crafts, or offering a mobile retail store? If so, the Texas A&M International University Small Business Development Center (TAMIU-SBDC) will host a special panel discussion

Crime Stoppers hosts Viva McAllen Streets presented by H-E-B & IBC

Courtesy Laura D. Garcia, Support the Blue and back to school supply giveaway     McAllen Crime Stoppers Board Members and McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez will host Viva McAllen Streets on Saturday, August 5 at the McAllen Convention Center. This year’s theme is “Support the Blue,” to celebrate the law enforcement community.   Federal, state

Laredo Youth Enjoy Alexander High School Kiddie Camp Footbal

Courtesy Alex Meyer,     The Alexander High School Bulldogs Football program held a three day football Kiddie Campfor students in 6th grade and under. The program gave young athletes a general introduction to America’s game, and for some it was an opportunity to brush up their skills. Components of the camp included passing, catching and defensive

MPL Celebrates the Great American Eclipse with Programs and Activitie

Courtesy Laura D. Garcia, McAllen- McAllen Public Library invites the public to participate in a series of programs throughout the month of August to celebrate the Great American Eclipse. McAllen and surrounding areas will experience a partial solar eclipse on Monday, August 21st with 50% to 60% coverage. Events are planned at all library locations

McAllen picks up 44 gold awards at TFEA conference

Courtesy Laura D. Garcia, Events include McAllen Holiday Parade, Palmfest, Carfest and McAllen Marathon McAllen- The City of McAllen brought home the gold in 44 categories for a variety of special events including the McAllen Holiday Parade, Palmfest and McAllen Marathon. Numerous departments were recognized at the annual Texas Festivals and Events Association conference held

Annual ‘Tip A Cop Night at Texas Roadhouse Results in Record Funds for Special Olympics Texas

Courtesy Steve Helm,  $181,616 was collected by nearly 100 law enforcement units across 53 Texas Roadhouse locations in Texas, setting a record for the annual SOTX fundraiser. AUSTIN, TX – Last Thursday’s statewide ‘Tip A Cop Night’ at Texas Roadhouse generated $181,616 for Special Olympics Texas, marking a new record for the annual fundraiser which

Laredo Sector Border Patrol Increases their EMTs

Courtesy Richard Pauza, LAREDO, Texas – Today, 14 Border Patrol agents from the Laredo Sector graduated as certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). This was the fifth EMT course conducted by the Laredo Sector Special Operations Detachment Emergency Medical Service program. The course is approved by the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Health Affairs and

TAMIU SBDC Presents HR Summit for Small Business Wednesday-Thursday, Aug. 2-3   

Courtesy Mikia Akikuni, (Laredo, Txas)-Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) Small Business Development Center (TAMIU SBDC) will present a two-day conference for small business operators entitled, “HR Summit for Small Business,” Wednesday-Thursday, Aug. 2-3 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at Falcon Bank, located on 7718 McPherson Road (3rd floor).             Exclusively tailored for small business

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