South Texas Health System Behavioral is partnering with South Texas College to host a special panel discussion to address the current challenges surrounding mental health treatment.
Dr. Karen Brooks is a respected and long-standing surgeon in Brownsville and surrounding communities. DHR Health believes her hire will improve the visibility of its new hospital in Brownsville.
Some of the site selectors have companies in mind that they would like to bring to the Rio Grande Valley, says Rick Carrera of the Council for South Texas Economic Progress.
The Xolat marketing agency, comprising Karla Medrano, Susana Ibarra, Melanie Garza, and Regina Cerna-Matamoros, developed an international marketing strategy for McAllen Economic Development Corporation.
Brownsville's focus on technological advancements and sustainable development is setting the stage for a thriving, forward-thinking community of limitless mindsets, said Mayor John Cowen, Jr., in his State of the City Address.
The President Medal of Honor is UTRGV's highest honor, bestowed upon those whose extraordinary contributions and exemplary dedication have profoundly impacted the university.
Jose Olivares, chair of the department of business administration at South Texas College, gave a presentation to the Hidalgo County Prosperity Task Force.
Entrepreneurship is not going to flourish if the border is militarized and public education funding lags, says state Rep. Erin Elizabeth Gámez of Brownsville.
The president of Interlink Trade Services was emcee for the 3rd Industrial Warehouse Summit co-hosted by Pharr Bridge Board and Pharr Economic Development Corporation.
Nathan Burkhart, vice president of Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation, discusses a recent partnership his group signed with San Antonio-based Alamo Angels.
With his recent re-election loss, the Rio Grande Valley may see and hear less rousing speeches from Rio Grande City Mayor Joel Villarreal. That would be a shame, writes RGG Editor Steve Taylor.
New and existing businesses are investing millions of dollars and creating hundreds of jobs in both the City and the Port of Brownsville, said Mayor John Cowen.
The pain is caused by inadequacies in border security, and it negatively impacts cross border trade, a large coalition of private and public stakeholders say.
Texas-based economist M. Ray Perryman looks at new data from the US Energy Information Administration. It indicates that oil and natural gas reserves are hitting record highs.
Alamo Angels, a San Antonio-based angel investment company that assists budding entrepreneurs and startup businesses, is opening an office in Brownsville.
RGV Startup Week keynote speaker David Fonseca asked UTRGV's Ron Garza if the needle is moving when it comes to the region growing its entrepreneurial base. Garza said it is.