Puerto del Norte–Matamoros opens near Texas border
The Gulf facility received its first vessel Aug. 1 and is being pitched as a faster, lower-cost option for Rio... Read more »
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Edinburg, Brownsville outpace McAllen in sales growth over past decade
Smaller Valley cities including Donna, La Feria and Los Fresnos post triple-digit gains, while Raymondville and Roma lag behind.... Read more »
Edinburg hopes growth, collegiate football will spur entertainment industry boom
It’s the fastest-growing city in the Rio Grande Valley and one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation.... Read more »
Rio Grande City EDC names new executive director
Board appointed longtime communications officer following leadership shakeup.... Read more »
Texas National Bank acquiring Citizens State in Starr County
The $78 million acquisition will put Texas National’s assets at about $1.1 billion and bring it to a total of... Read more »
Tim Hortons adds 5th Reynosa store in 2 years
Valley still waiting on first location.... Read more »
Walmart returns to Reynosa a decade after fire shut its only store
Its $80.25 million investment will create 1,300 jobs and anchor 70% of company’s Tamaulipas spending.... Read more »
COSTEP pushes binational auto cluster to unite South Texas, northern Mexico industry
Plan seeks to unite 140 auto firms to boost global investment and competitiveness.... Read more »
Coming soon: Brownsville’s Marina Industrial Park taps twin plant trend
The 60-acre project reflects nearshoring demand, strengthens supply chains between Tamaulipas and Texas, and builds on the developer’s work with... Read more »
Birdwatching was a $463M industry in 2011. The Rio Grande Valley knows it’s even bigger now.
With more than 500 species and global draw, the Rio Grande Valley’s birding industry continues to soar past its last... Read more »
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Sluggish job growth across the Rio Grande Valley continues through June, data shows
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