Francisco E. Jimenez is a journalist based in Brownsville, Texas. He writes for The Brownsville Herald and his work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times. Francisco covers local news and events, including stories about community celebrations, weather phenomena, construction projects, and crime trials.
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Francisco E. Jimenez focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of entertainment, government & politics, and crime within Texas. His articles often feature expert commentary and announcements.
Given this focus, he may be interested in hearing from local law enforcement officials or experts who can provide insights into ongoing cases or developments related to crime and safety within Texas communities.
Additionally, individuals with expertise in urban development and transportation projects could offer valuable perspectives for his coverage of construction projects and transportation-related topics.
Experts in culinary arts or food industry professionals might find an opportunity to contribute their insights when Francisco covers food and dining topics.
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By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Over 300 people have signed an open letter to U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Brownsville, expressing their disappointment with comments he made in a recent interview.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Over 300 people have signed an open letter to U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Brownsville, expressing their disappointment with comments he made in a recent interview.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
For anyone who has familiarized themselves with the fight for Civil Rights for farm workers throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the name Jim Harrington is one that is often repeated as a central force for change, and a thorn in the side for many who stood in his way.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
EDINBURG — I began to feel under the weather last weekend, and whatever was making me sick only grew in strength as the week began.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Ballet Nepantla, the New York City-based dance company, has returned to the Rio Grande Valley for a pair of shows this weekend.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
Bloodless bullfighting will make its return to the Rio Grande Valley this weekend.
She’ll be back. I have her debit card. As the saying goes, “While the cat’s away, the mice will… buy coffee with the cat’s debit card.”
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
By day, and perhaps the occasional night, Oscar Alvarez can be found doing the work to help people during their most difficult times.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
BROWNSVILLE — The 46-degree weather did little to deter a group of just under 20 protesters from gathering outside of U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez's district office Friday morning.
By: Francisco E. Jimenez
San Juan city commissioners terminated Ben Arjona as city manager in a split vote during a regular meeting of the commission Tuesday evening.
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