Reynosa student completes intensive space training week through NASA-focused program in Houston
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After years in limbo, major wind project powers up in north Edinburg
The wind farm is expected to generate more than $100 million in property taxes, land leases, and community contributions as... Read more »
Why Willacy County’s first $50M data center project will be powered by wind
Soluna, the data center company, expects to create 18 permanent jobs within the first three years, and the construction will... Read more »
Big retailers in Reynosa see early gains during Mexico’s Black Friday–style event, but downtown shops struggle as U.S. shoppers stay away
Early crowds favored major retailers, leaving smaller businesses hoping the weekend rush will help close the gap.... Read more »
New $8M public safety center coming to Alamo, plus ‘State of the City’ projects to watch
Alamo officials shared economic development projects during its first state of the city address, including a new public safety center... Read more »
McAllen metro is still adding jobs, but the pace is slowing, Dallas Fed economist says
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Mission lands $50M metal recycling plant as Mexican company expands to the U.S.
The new 98,000-square-foot facility will bring 70 jobs to south Mission and anchor the company’s first major U.S. operation.... Read more »
Could your health cost you a U.S. visa? New State Department guidance says diabetes, other chronic conditions may weigh against applicants
New federal guidance instructs consular officers to consider chronic illnesses when deciding whether applicants can support themselves financially in the... Read more »
Weslaco engineering firm sues Donna, says city owes nearly $4.5 million for wastewater project
The complaint says Donna ended the contract without notice and turned to its engineer of record; the city manager warned... Read more »
Business and civic leaders to discuss regional infrastructure challenges and solutions at McAllen forum
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