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Rotary's motto of 'Service Above Self' passes down to generations
Jacob Vincent, left, and his son Joel, with Eddie Bartnesky and his son Chris, are examples of how Rotary Club legacies are passed down through generations.
Retirees Raleigh Draper and his friend Jenny Comfort say they have found a "sense of community" in the Rio Grande Valley.
Slippery When Wet: Officials advise motorists to drive safe, slow down
Rain is in the forecast through this weekend and police are cautioning that the wet weather can make for hazardous road conditions.
Bass Pro helping drive up Harlingen's sales tax receipts
Sales tax receipts for December were $188,000 higher than the year before, which officials largely attribute to the newly opened Bass Pro Shops.
Warehouse fire in Rio Hondo across from school
Harlingen and Brownsville fire crews are both responding to a large warehouse fire in the outskirts of Rio Hondo off FM 106.
Nature's Beauty: Virginia Kinzer
Virginia Kinzer, who has a degree in art education, has turned her passion for creativity into a lifelong hobby, creating oil and acrylic landscape paintings.
Ga$ Rises: Some motorists halt travel over soaring prices
Gas prices around the Rio Grande Valley have recently begun to slowly increase. The average price of gasoline in Harlingen on Wednesday was $3.36 per gallon; in Brownsville it was $3.35, according to the American Automobile Association.
Valley's newest Catholic priest ordained in Harlingen
Deacon Cesar Uriel Partida was presented Saturday to Bishop Daniel Flores in front of a standing-room-only congregation at St.
Weapon-shaped liquor bottles pour you a shot
Elaborate glass tequila bottles in red, blue and white -- shaped like pistols, AK-47s, rifles, machetes and bullets -- have been surfacing in the Rio Grande Valley in the past year or so.
Candidates seek seat in Austin
The run is on for the campaign dollar, and the incumbent in the race for the state House District 38 seat apparently is reaping the benefits of incumbency.
First priest in 30 years to be ordained in Harlingen
Deacon Cesar Uriel Partida's grandfather taught him how to pray the rosary when Partida was a child living in Mexico.
Harlingen sees huge increase in sales tax receipts
Sales tax receipts in Harlingen for November amounted to the second largest increase in the Rio Grande Valley, behind McAllen.
Man charged in tire shop shooting
A Mexican national charged with killing a man in La Paloma was arraigned Thursday, accused in a slaying that authorities believe was over a debt of $10,000 in truck tires.
Weed Control: Harlingen resident says overgrown lot is a fire hazard
Above and left: Dry brush and weeds cover a plot of land at the intersection of Briggs Coleman Road and Nantucket Drive in Harlingen.
Cameron County's animal control program cannot keep up with the population explosion of stray dogs and cats in rural areas, officials say.
Electric supply firm to consolidate Valley locations
Border States Electric, based in Fargo, N.D., announced Friday that it will close branches in McAllen and Weslaco on Jan.
Valley Metro adds Brownsville route
Valley Metro plans to use its upgraded bus fleet to add several new lines to its routes, extending its reach to more of the growing commuter population in the Rio Grande Valley.