Welcome to the Titans of the Texas Legislature Archive
Search and explore our complete collection of articles covering Edinburg city government, Hidalgo County politics, the Texas Legislature, and the leaders shaping the Rio Grande Valley. From legislative updates and exclusive insights to profiles of key South Texas figures, this is your resource for the stories behind the decisions affecting our community.
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Edinburg’s retail economy leading major Valley cities in rate of growth during first eight months of 2016
Featured: Letty Reyes, Director of Business Development and Public Affairs, Edinburg Economic Development Corporation; and Juan Guerra, City Manager, City of Pharr. Both area leaders on Friday, October 7, 2016 participated in a panel discussion about entrepreneurial innovation during the Fourth Annual Binational Innovation Conference (INNO 2016), which was hosted by South Texas College (STC) […]
Hospital District legislation for Hidalgo County would help provide for the poor and medically-uninsured, while helping secure creation of UT medical school in the Valley, says Rep. Canales
Mayor García rallies congressional delegation to be part of Edinburg, Valley transformation
UT medical school, UTPA/UTB merger bill passed by Senate, House of Representatives
South Texan Miriam Martínez announces plan to run as Republican for Texas governor
Proposed UT medical school, expanded health care coverage, education, top list of legislative priorities for Edinburg City Council, EEDC
Planned Valley medical school, new university system must include University of Texas, Pan American, and UT-Brownsville in its name, says Miriam Martínez
Miriam Martínez’ campaign symbolic of humble beginnings, titanic struggles, and valiant victories of all South Texans
School district’s achievements and future have never been better, says Carmen González, as she seeks reelection to Edinburg school board
Edinburg’s pro-business policies, safe environment promoted by Edinburg Economic Development Corporation to recruit top Mexican investors
Following banner years for Edinburg school district, Robert Peña, Jr., files for reelection for Place 4 seat on school board
Without raising taxes, Edinburg prepared to provide $20 million towards construction of envisioned $76 million county courthouse
