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Feral Hogs Cause Havoc, Results In Massive Damage To Park In Texas
Feral Hogs in Texas have been a problem for some time in the state. As revealed by NBC DFW, the state is home to the most Feral Hogs in the nation. This isn't good for the agriculture of the state. A statement by the former state director of the Texas Wildlife Services Program, Mike Bodenchuk, revealed the major issues:
From Bottle to Beach: How Your Last Glass Drink Could Be Saving Coastlines
UTRGV part of a groundbreaking research project that repurposes glass waste, potentially fortify coastlines, and revolutionize ag practices. RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TEXAS / NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – AUG. 21, 2024 – Did you know that the glass bottle from your favorite drink could one day help preserve coastlines, or has the potential to grow crops?
Documentary featuring Edinburg North High School mariachi premieres on Netflix
A new Netflix documentary featuring Edinburg North High School's mariachi program is now available for viewing. It's called Going Varsity In Mariachi. The documentary follows Mariachi Oro as they prepare for a state competition. A lot of the filming took place inside the halls of Edinburg North High School, where...
Marquee matchups highlight Week 1 slate
Rio Grande Valley powers No. 10 San Benito and No. 1 PSJA North are set to collide in the RGVSports.com Game of the Week to kick off the 2024 season, but the entire Week 1 slate is lined with marquee matchups across the Valley. BROWNSVILLE VETERANS AT PSJA MEMORIAL, 7...
Tarpons host Bulldogs in season opener
On Friday, Aug. 30, the 4A Port Isabel Tarpons will kick off the 2024 football season as they take on the 3A Lyford Bulldogs at Tarpon Stadium, at 7 p.m. Last year, the Bulldogs upset the Tarpons 36-29 in Lyford. It was a game where the teams were evenly matched, but the Tarpons could not overcome their issues with special team coverage and offensive fumbles. The team has since worked on those issues during the offseason and looks forward to this year’s matchup.
Arrest Made in Connection to Robbery at Brownsville Store
In Brownsville, the police have apprehended Jehu Luna, a 37-year-old man, in connection to a robbery that took place on August 18th at a Stripes store situated on the 1600 block of West Price Road. Luna, who was wanted for his involvement in the robbery, faced an arraignment hearing recently where he was charged with three counts of robbery. The authorities set his bond at $225,000 following the arraignment.
La Joya ISD folklorico in full swing for the school year
The new school year is in full swing and over at La Joya Independent School District, their folklorico groups are ready for another successful year. Students are excited to once again hit the stage. It's a tradition as colorful and as detailed as the outfits themselves. Each dress, each dance,...
West Nile cases ‘concerning’ but no cause for panic, officials say
EDINBURG, TEXAS (ValleyCentral) — The Hidalgo Public Health Authority says it is slightly concerning that three cases of West Nile have already been detected this year. However, he says the current situation is no reason to panic. The cases have all been attributed to patients in the western part of the county and are also […]
Texas’ 11th Largest City Now 8th Most Dangerous in U.S.
Not many people would ever associate The Hub City with Detroit MI, but according to one website they are number eight and seven, respectively, when it comes to the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Houston, TX is one of the largest cities in the country. San Antonio, TX and...
Birria taco, ramen spot proudly shows health code corrections
MCALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — In this week’s Food 4 Thought, a Top Performer is taking a big leap. They’re opening a new location at a place the Food Patrol visited 2 years ago. His incredible message to never give up and a birria restaurant with 16 violations...
UTRGV researchers using glass and sand to grow crops, save beaches
EDINBURG, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Researchers at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) are in the middle of doing something groundbreaking as they are turning everyday glass waste into a possible innovative solution. The glass sand being created could be used to prevent coastal erosion and sustainable agriculture. On South Padre Island, the glass […]
Edinburg Chamber Opens New Opportunities
The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce has announced the departure of its Director of Membership Dulce Cortina and in turn, is now seeking candidates to fill two pivotal roles. “We are incredibly grateful for Dulce’s contributions to our organization,” said Ronnie Larralde, executive director of the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce. “Her dedication and hard work have been instrumental to our growth. While we will miss her greatly, we wish Dulce nothing but success in her future endeavors.”
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