With the recent unfortunate events that occurred in El Paso, Greg Abbot Governor of Texas has formed a new task force regarding Domestic Terrorism. This task force will alleviate this frightening issue that has devastated so many. Hidalgo County Sheriff, Eddie Guerra, is officially one of the 18 members chosen … Continue reading
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A topic that you may have heard of may have not, may understand a little, or none at all in politics – especially in Texas — is gerrymandering. What is gerrymandering? It is defined as to “manipulate the boundaries of (an electoral constituency a.k.a. district maps) so as to favor … Continue reading
The new Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) was recently brought together for the Rio Grande Valley. The organization is already facing pressure from the public to be the association that will put this plan into motion bringing a second causeway to South Padre Island. With the projected growth and expansion of … Continue reading
Between the months of June and August, average high temperatures in Texas enter the danger zone and exceed 90-degrees Fahrenheit, and with that comes the risk of having a heat stroke. While most people think of Texas as a place where warm weather is a constant, residents and visitors to … Continue reading
At Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C., the ethos of excellence extends far beyond mere accolades—it’s a way of life. As the recipient of the 2019 10 Best Personal Injury Law Firm for Client Satisfaction in Texas by the esteemed American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys (AIOPIA), their recognition underscores a legacy … Continue reading
Mobile gaming in South Africa is subject to no strict laws, and while the government does not formally allow or prohibit such types of entertainment, there are a few details that you ought to know about the nature of the country’s laws when it comes to it. Presently, the latest known … Continue reading
At a recent City Commission meeting, the city commissioner just approved, unanimously, a revitalization program. The City has proposed to fund $100,000, initially. The details will be clarified over putting it into action over the coming weeks. The framework for this will be based on a matching type program, where older businesses can improve the look of their businesses. Many … Continue reading
Many of those who have difficulty getting to and from work may be in luck as the City of McAllen is working with their Economic Development Council to help reach those who have that issue and bring them into the workforce. One of the other issues is trying to bring internet … Continue reading
Después de estar en un accidente automovilístico, puede ser difícil retroceder un paso y pensar lógicamente. Después de todo, has estado involucrado en una experiencia traumática, así que es comprensible que usted pueda no pensar con claridad. Sin embargo, ayuda tener una mente clara y tomar unos cuantos pasos que … Continue reading
Donna ISD, Raymondville and Pharr-San Juan-Alamo (PSJA) received over $760,000 in grants by the Texas Workforce Commission. Assisting with Career and Technical Education Programs For Donna, the award is its first. These grants are part of the Texas Workforce Commission’s (TWC) Jobs and Education for Texans program, known as JET, which … Continue reading
