Luis Montoya is a journalist for the Rio Grande Guardian, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in Texas and the McAllen area. With a passion for reporting on border issues, politics, and economic development, Luis provides insightful coverage of the region's stories and events.
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By: Luis Montoya
The Rio Grande Valley Partnership says the new website contains updates on the appeals process, news articles, and testimonials from leaders from across South Texas and beyond. These include a testimonial from Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr.
By: Luis Montoya
As director of design, Abusalim will lead Origo Works’ design initiatives, focusing on creating sustainable, community-centric developments that enrich the Rio Grande Valley and beyond, the company states.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has received a key to the City of Laredo in recognition of his work to improve land port of entry infrastructure.
By: Luis Montoya
Benita R. Valadez's two three-year terms on the Economic Development Corporation of Weslaco board of directors is coming to a close.
By: Luis Montoya
TEDC's Community Economic Development Award recognizes the contributions of its member organizations towards the economic vitality of their communities and the state of Texas.
Texas' senior senator says he is confident President Trump will “hit the ground running” when he takes office again in January 2025.
By: Luis Montoya
The new agreement will allow for transfer of ownership at the Amistad and Falcon Reservoirs, permit Mexico to receive potential credit for deliveries made earlier in the cycle, and give them the opportunity to consider deliveries from the San Juan and Alamo Rivers to address the shortfall if agreed to by the U.S.
By: Luis Montoya
The fund-raising has been led by Chingona Ventures. Chingona Co-Founder Samara Hernandez has joined Viva's board of directors.
Dr. Fred Farias, III, and Dr. James P. Allison, are both from South Texas. Allison is a professor at MD Anderson. Farias is on the cancer center's board of visitors.
By: Luis Montoya
Dr. Wynn Rosser is the new commissioner of higher education in Texas. THECB Chairman Fred Farias says Rosser will be instrumental in shaping a bright future for Texas higher education.
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