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Rio Grande Valley braces for rain as Texas deploys 1,900 emergency responders across the state (opens the original)
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Harlingen, TX (KRGV) — As the Rio Grande Valley prepares for rain, Texas emergency officials are already positioning resources across the state. The Texas Division of Emergency Management says more than 1,900 state emergency responders and more than 1,500 pieces of equipment are positioned across Texas. That includes high-profile military vehicles, fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and swift-water rescue boats. LIST: Rio Grande Valley cities hand out sandbags ahead of weekend rain TDEM is also w
New grant providing a âboostâ to Harlingen businesses (opens the original)
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A Harlingen business now has a new way to attract customers, and the city's economic development council is helping them pay for it. Word of mouth, storefronts and social media are ways to attract shoppers. Jorge Nunez recently opened Main Street Boutique & Bistro and said attracting customers has been a challenge. He decided to focus his efforts on social media. “Having more exposure outside, signs, posting on Facebook and Instagram… I’m not very familiar with those so that’s why I have to have
Construction industry association offering training courses in the Rio Grande Valley (opens the original)
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Construction work is a hard job, and a recent study found there aren't enough people joining the construction industry. The Rio Grande Valley Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America did a survey. Executive director Joey Trevino said the results made him worried about the future of the industry. “For every five people that are retiring, there's only one person going into that industry,” Trevino said. That five-to-one ratio is being felt more as the Valley continues to grow. And w
Federal and state officials attend groundbreaking of $3.2B shipyard project at Port of Brownsville (opens the original)
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Brownsville, TX (KRGV) — Vice President JD Vance and Gov. Greg Abbott joined local leaders for the groundbreaking of Saronic Technologies' Port Alpha shipyard, a project expected to bring 10,000 jobs to the area. Local leaders say the ramp-up is already starting, and their message to people who want one of those jobs is simple: start preparing now. Port Alpha is expected to bring jobs ranging from welders and electricians to engineers, technicians and advanced manufacturing workers. Abbott says
Brownsville approves $3.2 million plan to upgrade Dennet Road (opens the original)
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Drivers on Dennet Road in Brownsville should expect delays and detours soon as the city moves forward with a $3.2 million road improvement project. The project will widen Dennett Road from Paredes Line Road to about a mile down, adding two lanes and a center-turn lane. A sidewalk and shared-use path for people walking or biking will also be added. The city will replace water and sewer lines and add new drainage infrastructure. Construction could start in mid- to late May and take about 10 months
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