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Man concerned about treatment at Mexican hospitals ROBERT WILCOX Reporter A Raymondville man who fled to Mexico after he allegedly tried to kill his brother-in-law surrendered at the international bridge at Brownsville, citing concerns over medical treatment in Texas's southern neighbor. Israel Hank Soto, 23, was arrested for criminal attempted murder, and aggravated a... More ...
LYFORD BULLDOGS showing respect toward our great nations Armed Forces, #23 Andrew Delgado, holding the American flag, #43 Eli Mendez, holding the United States Army flag, #57 Luis Vasquez, holding the Texas flag. The Bulldogs faced the Bearkats in an outstanding game. The score was Bulldogs 14 and B... More ... Willacy County is debt free? Claim excludes $116 million county jail & ICE Unit bond debt ROBERT WILCOX Reporter Willacy County's auditor proclaimed that the county is debt free much to the relief of county commissioners who were at Monday morning's meeting. However, the claim does not include about $7 million in county jail bond debt and $109 million in bond debt for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforce... More ...
Hubert elected to first full term as district attorney ROBERT WILCOX Reporter Incumbent D.A. John T. Hubert (R-Kingsville) was reelected by Kenedy and Kleberg County voters to his first full term as the two-county district attorney, after being appointed by Gov. Rick Perry in Sept. 2007 to the newly created position. More ... First State Bank proposes 7-county service area with $12 million initial funding Willacy and Kenedy County included in future plans ROBERT WILCOX Reporter A proposed de nuevo or new state chartered bank has listed Willacy and Kenedy counties in their seven-county service plan filed as part of an application for a charter, More ... Mayor Rudy admonishes resident for raising voice at Lyford City employee Commissioners approve plan for 2 dedicated deputies ROBERT WILCOX Reporter Three-time Lyford mayor Rodolfo "Rudy" Saldana took a city resident to task over his allegedly raising his voice at a city employee in a utility payment dispute at city hall. A resident, who only identified himself as Mr. De La Paz, was at Monday night's commissioners meeting when the mayor public... More ...
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