Interviews with Brownsville City Commissioner Tino Villarreal, Brownsville City Manager Helen Ramirez, GBIC's Jovanna Rangel, and Bechtel Energy's Monica Tellam.
The Starr-Camargo Bridge Expansion Act was needed because the bridge’s previous authorization for construction had expired.
Bechtel Energy is the engineering procurement and construction firm for NextDecade's Rio Grande LNG project at the Port of Brownsville.
Based in Brownsville, Origo Works is a design, build, and assembly management company. It has been in operation for 20 years.
Brownsville City Manager Helen Ramirez discusses the various ways SpaceX is impacting her city.
The giant jobs fair attracted more than 3,500 job seekers and 50 companies and institutions looking to hire workers and staff.
Organizers said this year's Career & Coffee jobs fair expo was the biggest yet. More than 1,600 people registered in advance to attend.
A lead organizer with the Hidalgo County Prosperity Task Force says RioPlex plans to promote the region around the world.
Brownsville Mayor John Cowen, Jr., gave an update on his city's fast paced growth when he spoke at a recent BTX Developers Tour event.
Recruiting manufacturing companies to Brownsville is a priority, says leazar Rodriguez, director of industrial park development and special projects for the Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation.
Speaking at a Pharr Bridge Board "Trade Talks" session, the assistant secretary of the economy for Tamaulipas said his state is open for business.
People need to know that fresh produce business in Pharr is huge, says Dante Galeazzi, president and CEO of the Texas International Produce Association. "In many ways, we can consider Pharr a gateway – a gateway to better health, a gateway for our communities."
Pharr is open for business. That was the message Lilvette Santos, Pharr EDC's economic business development director, delivered in a presentation at IWS4.
Harlingen EDC Executive Director Orlando Campos says he would like to see a business incubator developed with a focus on supporting food product startups.
Speaking at an RGV Partnership/Pharr EDC event, Pharr IT Director Jose Peña unveiled the city's Broadband Strategic Plans and Goals.
The Rio Grande Guardian has produced a video from the event with commentary from RGVP President & CEO Daniel Silva, along with two of his predecessors, Julian Alvarez and Sergio Contreras.