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UTRGV medical school, Hidalgo County team up with DHR Health to provide trustworthy news, medical expertise on COVID-19 in the Valley
Featured: Carlos Cárdenas, MD, Chairman, Board of Managers, DHR Health, addresses employees and special guests in the lobby of the hospital on Monday, November 11, 2019 as part of the hospital system’s Veterans Day observance. Photograph Courtesy DHR HEALTH ••••••
Total construction in Edinburg from January through September 2015 breaks $100 million mark, with 257 new homes leading the way
Edinburg’s unemployment rate drops to 4.9 percent for September 2015, representing the best performance among Valley’s major cities, reports Edinburg Economic Development Corporation
“Revenge porn”, which involves unauthorized posting of intimate images on the Internet in order to traumatize a person, a “despicable tactic” that is now illegal in Texas, says Rep. Canales
Hispanic Engineering, Science and Technology Week at UTRGV reminds Texas and nation that “Edinburg is the place to be”, say EEDC leaders
UTRGV opens U Central at Edinburg, Brownsville campuses to serve as convenient one-stop shop for students; President Bailey to appear on Texas Tribune Festival in Austin on Saturday, October 17
Edinburg retail economy from January to August 2015 shows almost 7 percent increase over same period in 2014
Day Surgery at Renaissance opens for business as Edinburg approaches $86 million in construction activities from January through August 2015
Edinburg’s August 5.1 percent unemployment rate is city’s best showing for that month since 2007, almost 35,000 people employed, says Edinburg Economic Development Corporation
Public hearing in Edinburg on Monday to identify undocumented immigrants who die when crossing through Texas
Change is positive, says City Manager Ramiro Garza, Jr., who assures citizens that many of Edinburg’s successes result from the leadership of the Mayor, City Council, EEDC Board of Directors
Edinburg retail economy shows almost 6 percent increase from January through July compared with same period in 2014; local improvement rate ahead of statewide 4.8 percent average of all cities
