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Community rallies around family-owned business that burned down New Year’s Day
PHARR— Two large Pharr Fire Department engines parked in front of Mini Matt’s Building Materials on Wednesday.
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Letters: Execution end sought
Now is the time for a moratorium on the death penalty in Texas. Recent surveys in the state have shown that public opinion is shifting fast, with the lowest-ever-seen support of statesanctioned executions. The recent case of Melissa Lucio has brought this to the forefront of many locals’ minds, as...
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Gratitude and graduation: Success begins with teachers
As high school graduation approaches and I prepare to leave for college, I increasingly find myself reflecting on the people who have shaped the person I am today. As a child of Kenyan immigrants, the values of hard work, resilience and perseverance were instilled in me at an early age.
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Trial for 2018 capital murder sparked by ‘lawsuit dispute’ starts Monday
A man accused of murdering his friend and their mother over a lawsuit dispute in 2018 will be going to trial Monday.
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Brownsville vies to purchase electric buses
The city of Brownsville has taken the first step in getting electric buses.
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San Benito man killed in Brownsville crash Saturday
The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating a one-vehicle crash involving a San Benito resident who died at the scene Saturday afternoon, according to a news release.
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VIA breaks 40,000-passenger mark again in April
HARLINGEN — Valley International Airport hit 40,000 passenger enplanements for the second straight month in April, buoyed by additional flights from multiple airlines.
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TSTC to host prospective students for Region One GEAR UP campus tour
HARLINGEN — Some 200 students from 14 area high schools will visit Texas State Technical College’s Harlingen campus for a Region One GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness...
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Summer Fun 2022
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2022 Los Fresnos Graduation Tab
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Lyford’s season ends in regional semifinal sweep
ARANSAS PASS — The 2022 Lyford Lady Bulldogs will have to settle with sharing history as their bid for the deepest playoff run in school history fell short against the Hallettsville Lady...
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Photo Gallery: Panthers sweep Bulldogs, advance to Elite Eight
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Letters: Help Ukraine without troops
I think we should help Ukraine. Russia is massacring civilians. I think we should not send troops into Ukraine because we’re not trying to start a major war. I think ways to help is by donating to the Ukrainian relief fund and that the U.S. government to send supplies to...
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Baseball Roundup: La Joya tops Edinburg Vela, Pioneer advances, Rowe falls
EDINBURG — Edinburg Vela and La Joya High played even through the first three and a half innings of Game 3 of their Region IV-6A best-of-three playoff series...
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Higher court rules against death row inmate Ruben Gutierrez
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has denied a request by death row inmate Ruben Gutierrez seeking a motion to stay proceedings in his case pending...
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NKOTB Mixtape Tour 2022: A two-hour pause on adulthood
The year was 1989. I was 12 years old.
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Divided leadership at Mercedes ISD faces challenges with facilities, finances
MERCEDES — Ceiling tiles falling on employees. Leaky roofs. Millions of dollars in unbudgeted expenses.
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Sanctioned: Mexico opts to punish Texas over its costly border policies
Nations impose economic sanctions to punish them for various misdeeds. Those misdeeds usually are obvious, and often many people see them as justified. Countries opposed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have stopped trading with the country. Other examples include international economic embargoes against South Africa during its days of Apartheid...
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Still dancing: Panthers sweep Bulldogs, advance to Elite Eight
CORPUS CHRISTI — Up nine runs during the bottom of the fifth inning, the Weslaco High Panthers found themselves one score away from ending the ball game and punching their...
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Westward expansion: Valley’s second-largest roadway project is well underway
The Texas Department of Transportation touted this week the progress it’s made on its second largest project in the district — a $196 million project that will extend Interstate 2...