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The 2019 Starr County Fair Queen and court were crowned at the annual Youth Fair Pageant held Saturday evening in the Rio Grande City CISD Auditorium. Armani Giana Treviño is the 2019 Queen. A senior at Rio Grande City High School, Armani is the daughter of Noel Treviño and Ana Guerra. The Queen, pictured at far left, is shown with her Court, l-r, Teen
Princess Aylani Toscano, daughter of Homero and Mayra Toscano; Preteen Princess Aubrey Karen Benitez, daughter of Rigoberto and Roxanne Benitez; Starr County Cowboy Justin Cody Salinas, son of Justin and Azeneth Salinas; Petite Princess Delaney Janel Vazquez, daughter of Rafael Tomas and Mirtha Vazquez; and Precious Princess Darlet Sepulveda, daughter
of Rene and Delinda Sepulveda. Joshlynn Michelli Flores, 2018 Starr County Fair Queen, was on hand for her final walk, to help present awards, and to assist throughout the pageant. The pageant was sponsored by Starr County 4-H Council, and 4-Hers volunteered throughout the event. 4-H Club Sweethearts and Beaus were also presented.
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to be as good a team as we’ve had in several years. We as coaches and the players have high expectations and are eager to start the season. I definitely feel our team has the capabilities to win the district title.” “We have a good mixture of veterans and talented youngsters, especially sophomores,” contended the coach. “I think we will have a solid overall team. We had four freshmen who played vital roles last year. These players are a year older, more mature, and more experienced.” Cortinas pointed out that the 2019 Rattler team will have three seniors, one of whom is a four-
year letterman and the two others are three-year lettermen. He added, “We don’t expect to carry any freshmen. We have four juniors and seven sophomores.” The Rattlers will launch the regular season at home against the Edinburg High Bobcats on Monday, Feb. 18. They will open district play on March 12 against the Mission Veterans Patriots on the road. The Rattlers’ district home opener is scheduled for March 14 against Mission Veterans. They will compete in preseason scrimmages on Feb. 2, 9, 12 and 15, with the final scrimmage coming at home against Weslaco East.
F.J. Scott Elementary School Team Wins Roma ISD’s Elementary Level Battle of the Books Comp.
Congratulations to the F.J. Scott Elementary School Battle of the Books Team for winning the district’s Elementary School Division Competition! In order to compete, the students had to read the five award-winning books selected and try out to qualify for their school’s team by demonstrating knowledge of each book. Upon selection to their school’s team, students re-read the books and discussed them to determine important details, themes and
interpretations of each book. During the competition, student teams work together to respond to a variety of random questions about each book. All participants should be proud of the hard work they put into preparing for the competition! The F.J. Scott Elementary School Team will go on to represent Roma ISD at the Region One Battle of the Books Competition in February. For more information about Battle of the Books visit http:// www.esc1.net/Page/3626.
Prizes of $100, $75, $50, and $25 will be awarded by the Board of Starr County Farm Bureau to winners in its ninth annual barrel painting contest in observance of Farm Bureau’s annual Food Connection Week. Any organized youth group made up of youth 19 years of age and under may enter. Barrels must be a metal 55-gallon drum type, with top cut out and no sharp edges exposed. Barrels must be clean and in good condition. Barrels must be painted with exterior metal paint, and paint must be dry at time of judging. The design on the barrels must
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Texas Preceptor Pi Omicron Sweetheart Cynthia V. Sanchez
Texas Preceptor Pi Omicron is honoring Cynthia Sanchez as this year’s sweetheart. Cindy is married to Marlon A. Sanchez of Rio Grande City. Cindy and Marlon have three wonderful children, Marlon Axel Jr., Sebastian Ali and Karen Taisse. She is the daughter of Nicolas and Juany Alanis of Roma. She graduated with honors from Roma High School in 1996. She
received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and History from the University of Texas Pan American in 2000 and received a Master’s Degree in History from the University of Texas Pan American in 2008. Cindy has enjoyed being an educator for the past 18 years. She currently teaches Dual Enrollment History courses at Rio Grande City High School through South Texas College. Cindy also serves as Department Chair of the Social Studies Department at Rio Grande City High School. She is a member of Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society (TauRho Chapter), Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society and is an active member of the American Historical Association. She enjoys traveling, gardening and spending time with her family. She and Marlon enjoy supporting their children in their academic and extra-curricular endeavors.
Beta Zeta Omicron Sweetheart Melissa P. McGuffin
Melissa P. McGuffin is being honored as the 2018 sweetheart for Texas Beta Zeta Omicron. Melissa is a charter member of Beta Zeta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and has been an active member in her sorority since 1998. Melissa has served on several committees and held various officer positions in her sorority. Melissa is married to Robert E. McGuffin and are parents to Victoria, (23) a firstyear dental student at UT Dental School in Houston and Carol,
(17) a junior at Rio Grande City High School. Melissa is the daughter of Carolina R. Pena and the late Jose Pena and the daughter-in-law of Connie T. and D.B. (Pinky) McGuffin. Melissa graduated from The University of Texas-Pan American and received a Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitative Services. Melissa is a licensed Speech Therapist and worked at Bounce Back Therapy where she helped children of various ages with different speech and language disorders. She is a Special Education teacher at Rio Grande City High School. Melissa’s passion is working and helping students with learning disabilities. Melissa was raised in a Catholic home and is a member of Immaculate Conception Church. She enjoys reading, baking and traveling with her family. Melissa is honored to serve as her chapter’s sweetheart and is excited to be presenting her daughter as debutante this year.
Texas Beta Eta Tau Sweetheart Estela Aguilar Hernandez
The Beta Eta Tau’s 2019 Sweetheart is Estela Aguilar Hernandez. Estela is one of eight children born to the late Jesus and Sabina M. Aguilar of Brownsville, Texas. In 1975 Estela married her sweetheart, Rio Grande City native, Patricio Hernandez, and thus began her 43-year relationship with the community of Starr County. Today, she is a mentor and role model to three daughters and two grandchildren. Estela graduated from Brownsville High. Her postsecondary education includes training in Montessori at the University of Portland, Oregon, continuous Early Childhood Development Training with Southwest Laboratories. Estela earned a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Pan American University in Edinburg, Texas. Estela’s professional career has included being Head Teacher and Director for a Home-Start Program, one of 16 programs in the nation, for the Texas Migrant Council. Estela was appointed to the National Committee of Bilingual Education during the Lyndon B. Johnson administration. Estela worked in the Rio Grande City C.I.S.D and taught 6th grade Social Studies and 2nd-grade. She was also a
Being honored by Beta Sigma Phi Texas Preceptor Pi Beta as their 2019 debutante is Faith Brielle Guerra. Faithy, as she is affectionately known by her family, is the 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Guerra. Faith is the second oldest of siblings Ariana Michelle, Kevin Sergio and Steven Agustin. She is a sophomore at Early College High School, where she will graduate with an associate degree in the field of medicine. She is presently enrolled in the Health Science program, which will afford her several state licenses by graduation date. Her greatest aspiration is to work in medical research. Some of Faith’s enrichment activities include volunteering and assisting at the local nursing homes in Rio Grande City and McAllen. She is also a proud member of the
Preceptor Xi Omega of Roma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sweetheart for 2019 is Maria Lydia Gonzalez Saenz, daughter of World War II Veteran Julian Gonzalez, Jr. and Hermelinda Perez Gonzalez of Rio Grande City, Texas. Maria Lydia is married to former Mayor of Roma, Jose Carlos Saenz, for over 50 years. Mr. Saenz is owner and manager of Saenz Mini Mart of Los Saenz since the early 1930’s. They are parents of three sons, Omar, Michael and Juan Carlos Saenz. She is blessed with eight grandchildren, four granddaughters and four grandsons. Maria Lydia attended Immaculate Conception School in RGC and graduated from Rio Grande High School. She also acquired degrees in Education, Art and a Masters in Counseling and Guidance. She also has a PhD in Philosophy from a University of California. Maria Lydia has been in the workforce since 16 years of age. She worked at the First State
Beta Zeta Omicron is proud to present Carol Michelle McGuffin, daughter of Melissa and Robert E. McGuffin of Rio Grande City, Texas. She is the granddaughter of Carolina R. Pena and the late Jose Pena and the granddaughter of Connie T. and D.B. (Pinky) McGuffin of Rio Grande City. Carol attended and graduated from Immaculate Conception School. Carol is a junior at Rio Grande City High School. Carol has been taking AP courses since her
freshmen year and is now taking dual enrollment classes. Carol is a member of the National Honor Society and is currently a member of the varsity tennis team at Rio High. She began taking tennis lessons at age five, and this year she chose to dedicate to the sport full time. She has played against tennis players from around the region and has expressed her love for the sport. As a past HOSA member, Carol helped and volunteered extensive hours at Starr County Memorial Hospital, Retama Manor, and the Starr County Youth Fair. Her heart has never been too far from her dearest ICS and continues to volunteer her time whenever possible at her beloved alma mater. Carol enjoys spending time with her family and friends, offshore fishing with her dad, shopping, and playing video games. Upon graduation from high school, Carol hopes to attend Texas A & M University, College Station, or University of Texas San Antonio.
Beta Iota Psi is honored to present Miss Melanie Maria Guerra as their 2019 Debutante. She is the fifteen year old daughter of Mr. Macario and Loreyda Guerra. Melanie has two older sisters, Laura Leslye and Daniela Guerra. Melanie Maria Guerra is currently a sophomore in Roma High School. She is an ‘A’ Honor Roll student taking Advanced Placement classes since freshman year. Melanie loves sports, especially volleyball, a sport she
has played since seventh grade. She played with the RGV league competitively and is now on the Roma High School varsity volleyball team. Melanie attends Our Lady of Refuge Church in Roma, Texas and she loves participating every Sunday with her CCD friends where they are very involved in the church and community. Melanie loves dancing and was in a competitive dancing team for many years, where she excelled and achieved numerous awards. Melanie is a well-rounded individual who strives to accomplish her goals and dreams. With hard work and perseverance, Melanie hopes to one day attend The University of Texas in San Antonio where she plans to major in Biology, and her ultimate career goal is to become a dermatologist. Melanie is very grateful to God for all the blessings He has bestowed upon her and would love to one day give back to her community and church.
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Texas Preceptor Pi Omicron Debutante Karen Taisse Sanchez
Texas Preceptor Pi Omicron proudly presents Karen Taisse Sanchez as their debutante at the 2019 Sweetheart Dance. Karen is the 16 year old daughter of Marlon and Cynthia Sanchez. Karen is a junior at Rio Grande City High School and is in the top 10 of her class. She is currently taking Dual Enrollment courses through South Texas College including U.S. History, English and Spanish. She is a member of NSHSS (National Society of High School Scholars) and the National Honor Society. Karen
Bank & Trust of RGC for 11 years. She has also worked as a teacher, counselor, and administrator at Roma ISD for 30 years Plus. She also has worked part-time teaching college courses at STCC, as well as supervising teachers in certification programs for UT Pan-Am. She is also a Texas Licensed Professional Counselor since 1984 with an office in Rio Grande City, Saenz Counseling Services, serving children, adolescents and young adults. Maria Lydia has been very actively involved in community affairs in her hometown of Roma as a Roma Historical Commissioner and was the first president and organizer of her sorority, Alpha Sigma Phi, in 1984. One of the sorority’s community services was sponsoring the Little Miss Roma and Miss Roma pageants for over ten years. This service proved to be a very rewarding experience for the sorority. Maria Lydia is a devoted Catholic and attends church services in Roma and at times in Rio Grande City. She is graciously accompanied by her little brother, Julian Joel Gonzalez, of Mission, Texas and her son, Juan Carlos, of Los Saenz, Texas. Her philosophy of life is, “We must strive to work and keep our minds healthy and occupied as long as we can bear. With our Lord’s blessings and help, we can accomplish our goals and purpose in life and abide by the grace of living, laughing, and most of all loving to the fullest.”
Texas Beta Iota Psi Debutante Melanie Maria Guerra
Beta Zeta Omicron Debutante Carol Michelle McGuffin
Texas Preceptor Pi Beta Debutante Faith Brielle Guerra Cancer Club whose goal is to promote cancer awareness to local and international communities by promoting fundraising to assist in cancer research. Faith is a member of Immaculate Conception Church, devoted to the youth ministry to help in the financial and theory of the Catholic religion. Faith also dedicates her time to the Rattler 4-H club, where she is a proud member. She was given the opportunity to learn, nurture and train animals. This has taught her the importance of responsibility and dedication. After homework and community service, Faith treasures spending quality time at the beach or the ranch with her family and friends. She has a myriad of memorable experiences which are a big part of her daily life and decision-making skills. Her proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Agustin Guerra and Mr. and Mrs. Rene Molina. Faith expresses her gratitude to everyone who made this event possible and unforgettable. She is looking forward to continuing the lifelong legacy of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of learning, volunteering and the value of family and community. To everyone here tonight, let’s smile! Let’s make this night one to remember. God gave us 86,400 seconds today, make them count! Join me on the dance floor as we celebrate life and good health.
Parental Involvement Specialist with the district. A highlight of her R.G.C.C.I.S.D. career was spearheading a student-centered school and community campaign to establish Starr County’s first Public Library. Now in retirement, Estela’s life focuses on the family, husband Patricio, grandchildren, Tony and Ava, daughters Cecilia, Lily & April. Her personal humanitarian and philanthropic initiatives are international providing recreation, clothing and school supplies for children. Estela manages family businesses Casa Rio Grande and The Party Place. She looks forward to continually be involved with community service organizations and promoting local businesses. Shop Rio First! However, Estela is committed to bringing social awareness to obstacles and hardships of families who live along the U.S.-Mexico border. A lifelong resident of the valley with ancestral ties to the land, she laments the difficulty and impediments that cyclical migration patterns have unduly politicized our communities even to the point to create physical divisions amongst the living and between the living and deceased. Case in point, Estela fights for the historical and familial significant Santa Rosalia Cemetery in Brownsville, now violated by a border wall. Santa Rosalia Cemetery is the resting home of at least one-thousand departed including Estela’s grandparents, parents, brothers, and extended family, now separated by concrete and steel. Estela appreciates & cherishes the love and support she found in Rio Grande City, home to what she considers the most supportive, friendliest, and kindest people she has ever known.
Texas Preceptor Xi Omega Sweetheart Maria Lydia Gonzalez Saenz
is a gifted musician and played the violin with Rio Grande City High School Mariachi Cascabel from 2016-2018. Karen is also a competitive athlete. She is a member of the Rio Grande City High School varsity volleyball, wrestling and track teams. She also played with Texas Fierce Elite club volleyball traveling team and competed in tournaments in Corpus Christi, New Orleans and Round Rock. Karen was a contestant in the 2018 Miss Starr County pageant and received second runner-up.
Karen loves animals and enjoys volunteering at the pet adoption events at Hope for Paws animal rescue organization of Rio Grande City. Karen enjoys listening to music, exercising and spending time with her friends and family. She loves to travel and has recently toured the Italian cities of Florence, Venice, Rome and the Vatican. She has also visited Costa Rica and the Hawaiian Islands. Her plans for the future will be to attend Baylor University and pursue a career in the medical field.
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Alto Bonito Elementary Celebrated Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day
Starr County Youth Fair Parade - 54th Annual Starr County Youth Fair “Cowboy Boots and Hometown Roots” Saturday, February 23, 2019 - 11:00 a.m. Lineup begins at 9:00 on South Britton Ave. & Water St., Rio Grande City
On January 24, 2019, Alto Bonito Elementary celebrated Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day by wearing purple in honor of Mr. Gary Cruz’s students, Javier I. Gonzalez. Moebius Syndrome is so rare that Javier is the only one in the valley with this condition. On that day, all students and staff “SMILED FOR JAVI!”
Day on February 11th RGC H.S. Band Members Selected 211 Every day thousands of people find the help they need quickly, reliable and free of charge because of Informa�on as Texas All-State Musicians & Referral (I & R) services. To recognize the importance of 2-1-1 day (2/11/19) in our community, the Community
The following RGC H.S Band members competed at the TMEA Area Tryouts held TAMU Corpus Christi. A combine of 4 Regions in Texas competed for the tops chair to get to State. The following students from RGC H.S. Band placed in the competition and will advance to the State Competition in San Antonio, TX February 1316. Four members of the Rio Grande City High School Rattler Band will perform with the Texas All-State 5A/6A Ensembles in San Antonio, Saturday, February 16, 2019 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center as part of the 2019 Texas Music Educators Association Clinic/Convention. The following students are: Adrian Garcia, 1st Chair 5A Alto Sax, a student of Mr. Eric Garza. This is his first time to perform as a member of a TMEA All-State organization. Adrian is the son of Mr.& Mrs. Silvano and Rosa Maria Estrada Garcia. Carlos Garcia, 2nd Chair 6A Tenor Trombone, a student of Mr. Alberto Diaz. This is his third time as a member of a TMEA All State organization. Carlos is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Jose Carlos and Mireya Rivera Garcia. Leonardo Garza, 1st Chair 6A Percussion, is student of Mr. Gumaro Barrera and Mr. Erick Ochoa. This is his first time to perform as a member of a TMEA All-State organization. Leonardo is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar and Sandra Garza. Maritza Gonzalez, 2nd Chair 6A Euphonium, a student of Mr. Orlando Herrera. This is her second time as a member of a TMEA All State organization. Maritza is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo and Paz Gonzalez. High school students selected to perform in the All-State concerts have competed through auditions to qualify at the state level. All-State is the highest honor a Texas music student can receive. 1,780 students are selected through a process that began with over 72,900 students from around the state vying for this honor to perform in one of 15 ensembles (bands, orchestras, and choirs). Texas Music Educators Association sponsors the Texas All-State competition. This competitive process begins throughout the state in auditions hosted by 33 TMEA Regions. Individual musicians perform selected music for a panel of judges who rank each instrument or voice part. From this ranking, a select group of musicians advances from their Region to compete against musicians from other areas in eight TMEA Area competitions. The highestranking musicians judged at the TMEA Area competitions qualify to perform in a TMEA All-State music group. Only the top 2.4% of musicians who initially audition become All-State musicians. These All-State students participate in three days of rehearsals directed by nationallyrecognized conductors during the TMEA Clinic/Convention. Their performances for thousands of attendees bring this extraordinary event to a close.
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NOVENA “Miraculous Prayer” Dear Sacred Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for favors. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favor). Take it, Dear Jesus, and place it within your own heart, where your Father sees it. Then, in your merciful eyes it will become your favor, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for three days, promise publication and favor will be granted. Never known to fail.
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Council of the Rio Grande Valley thanks to our current Board of Directors (see picture), partner agencies, Staff and especially all members who founded the Community Council of the Rio Grande Valley (CCRGV). With sincere apprecia�on for your contribu�ons in making the Community Council of the Rio Grande Valley as successful as it is today to our First Board Members and Founders: Mr. Ray Alexander (Chair), Mr. Max Siporin (DSW), Mr. Dan Lawless, Ms. Martha Callway, Mr. Ray Elledge, Mr. Marcus Barrera, (JD., M.B.A), Mr. Don Parker, Ms. Telma Longoria (LMSW-Former CCRGV Director), Mr. Eduardo R. Gonzalez Jr., Ms. Terry Gray, Ms. Hermila Anzaldua (LMSW), and Mrs. Thelma M. Garza( Director for United Way of South Texas). Informa�on and Referral is the art, science and prac�ce of bringing people and services together and is an integral component of the Health and Human Services sector. People in search of cri�cal services such as financial assistance, food, shelter, rent, child care, job search, disaster needs or mental health support o�en do not know where to begin to get help, or they get overwhelmed trying to find what they need. With 2-1-1 Texas the informa�on is available at their finger�ps with one simple phone call—by dialing the threedigit code 2-1-1; and speaking to a live representa�ve who will assess their needs. The Community Council RGV, in partnership with Health and Human Services, offers the 2-1-1 Texas program which consists of an Area Informa�on Center (Tip of Texas) that is available to everyone in Hidalgo, Cameron, Starr and Willacy coun�es 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You will be answered by a live cer�fied agent that will provide you with appropriate resources in your community. Working together, as a network under the agency Texas Informa�on and Referral Network, we con�nue to collaborate with agencies and organiza�ons in an effort to provide services that are crucial to our region.
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R.T. Barrera Eagles Prepare Pots for Spring Planting
PRESIDENT’S LIST Garciasville: Francisco Hernandez Jr. Rio Grande City: Julio Cesar Menchaca DEAN’S LIST Rio Grande City: Ricardo Gonzalez, Edgar Lopez, Pamela Nicole Lopez Roma: Maria Victoria Escobar HONOR ROLL Rio Grande City: Jose Balderas, Brianda Yarexci Barajas Perez, Carlos Daniel Cano, Josie Lynn Chapa, Marlen Diaz, Anthony Rene Gonzalez, Rosa Saralee Gonzalez Pena, Krysthal Arlene Lopez, Ilse Pena, Jacquelyn Perez, Brenda Reyna, Ahren Leo Trevino Roma: Dolores Amabely Barrientos, Valeria Sanjuanita Garza, Alexandra M. Guerra, The R.T. Barrera Elementary School Eagles are having a great time Micaela Guzman, Jose Manuel preparing pots for their Community Garden Spring Planting Activity. (Photos courtesy Marisa Garcia.) Valdez
Public Notice for Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley Workforce Development Board Two-Year Plan Modification of the 2017-2020 Plan Workforce Solutions is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, overseeing workforce development programs and services in Hidalgo, Starr and Willacy counties. Workforce Solutions receives Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)/Choices, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, and Child Care Development funds, among others. These federal funds pass through the Texas Workforce Commission to Workforce Solutions. The Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley Workforce Development Board Plan 2017-2020 will complete its second year of implementation on October 2019. WIOA requires at the end of the first two-year period of the four-year local Board plan that the Board and the Chief Elected Officials (CEOs) review the local Board plan. The Board must prepare and make modifications to reflect changes in the labor market and economic conditions and other factors affecting implementation of the local Board plan (Texas Workforce Commission Workforce Development Letter WD 19-18). Workforce Solutions is making its Two-Year Plan Modification of the Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley Workforce Development Board Plan 2017-2020 available for public review and comment prior to submitting revised plan to the Texas Workforce Commission on March 2019. The Board’s Two-Year Plan Modification for Hidalgo, Starr and Willacy counties will be available for review and comment between February 7, 2019 4:00 p.m. to March 11, 2019 4:00 p.m. The Two-Year Plan Modification will be posted at www.wfsolutions. org/reports and a copy will be available at the Workforce Solutions Corporate office located at 3101 West Business 83, McAllen, TX 78501. Written comments are due at the Workforce Solutions Corporate office located at 3101 West Business 83 McAllen, TX 78501, or may be submitted at communications@ wfsolutions.org on or before March 11, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. Central Standard Time. Any comments received after the deadline will not be considered. You may contact Workforce Solutions via email at communications@wfsolutions.org or call (956) 928-5000 for more information. Lower Rio Grande Valley Workforce Development Board dba Workforce Solutions is an equal opportunity employer/program and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to include individuals with disabilities. TTY/TDD via RELAY Texas service at 711 or (TDD) 1-800-735-2989/1-800735-2988 (voice).
Roma ISD Celebrates Emma Vera Elementary School Blue Ribbon Nomination
Roma ISD’s Administration took the opportunity to congratulate and celebrate Emma Vera Elementary School’s U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon Schools Nomination. At a special event during the day, students and staff enjoyed congratulatory speeches from Principal Yvonne Guerrero, Superintendent Guzman and teachers; a performance by Roma High School’s Conjunto Los The Emma Vera Elementary School Family is excited to learn of their nomination for the 2019 U.S. Cardenales; and cupcakes and punch. Department of Education Blue Ribbon Schools Program. In the evening, Principal Guerrero gave a report to the School Board showcasing the school’s many successes. It was a day of awesome celebrations of success at EVE!
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Medicare Plays Big Role in Protecting Nursing Home Patients By Bob Moos, Southwest regional public affairs officer for the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services When you hear about Medicare, you probably think of the federal program that helps pay for older adults’ health care. What you may not realize is that another of Medicare’s major responsibilities is to inspect health care facilities to make sure that patients receive safe and high-quality care. Among those facilities are the nation’s more than 15,000 nursing homes. Nursing facilities wanting to get reimbursed for treating Medicare
patients must be certified as meeting certain health and safety requirements. The federal agency that oversees Medicare – the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services – works closely with the states to accomplish that. Trained health professionals make unannounced visits to nursing homes to check whether the health and safety standards are being met and, if not met, to ensure the problems are addressed. An inspection is often the result of a complaint lodged by a patient or family member. Nursing homes that don’t promptly correct their
shortcomings may be subject to fines. If the health and safety violations persist and pose a serious enough threat to patients, the facilities may be terminated from the Medicare program and forbidden to bill the government for patient care. Unless and until a nursing home actually loses its Medicare funding, this regulatory process often goes unnoticed by the general public. But you can see how the nursing homes in your community have fared in recent health and safety inspections by visiting Medicare’s Nursing Home Compare website – at
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE COUNTY OF STARR, TEXAS CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION, SERIES 2019 TAKE NOTICE that the Commissioners Court (the Commissioners Court) of the County of Starr, Texas (the County), shall tentatively convene at 10 a.m. on the 11th day of March, 2019, at its regular meeting place in the Commissioners Court meeting room at 401 N. Britton Avenue, Rio Grande City, Texas 78582 and during such meeting, the Commissioners Court will consider the passage of an order authorizing the issuance of certificates of obligation in an amount not to exceed $500,000 (the “Certificates”) to purchase real estate located at 2235 North FM 755, City of Rio Grande City, Starr County and improvements thereon to be used for county offices that will be used for all county activities which Precinct 4 Commissioner is responsible for and the payment of costs of issuance of the Certificates. The Certificates will be payable from a combination of the County’s ad valorem tax within the limits authorized by law on all taxable property of the County, and a limited pledge (never to exceed $1,000) from the net revenues received by the County from the rates charged under the provisions of Chapter 361, Solid Waste Disposal Act (the “Act”) for services provided at the County’s solid waste transfer station. The pledge of the net revenues is subordinate to (a) payment by the County of all maintenance and operation expenses incurred in operation of the solid waste transfer station and (b) to any debt service incurred by the County in connection with any debt obligations, outstanding, now or in the future issued under the Act. The Certificates are to be issued, and this notice is given, under and pursuant to the provisions of the Certificates of Obligation Act of 1971, as amended, Local Government Code Section 271.041 through Section 271.063. `
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www.medicare.gov/nhcompare. Besides providing detailed information on inspections, the website reports on facilities’ staffing and such quality measures as whether residents are in pain or losing weight. The site uses a five-star rating system to help you understand the differences in the quality of care between nursing homes. Families must often search for a nursing home for a spouse or parent at a moment’s notice, after some crisis or emergency. With little time to spare, many turn to Nursing Home Compare to begin their research. The website receives more than 1 million visits every year. The website enjoys a solid reputation among consumers, having been revised over the years to make it even more trustworthy and user-friendly. You can search for facilities by city, county, state or ZIP code. As helpful as those online comparisons are, Nursing Home
Compare isn’t meant to be the final word on the subject. It’s just one guide to use when looking for a nursing facility. If you’re the one who’s been hospitalized, your physician, discharge planner or social worker can help identify an appropriate facility for your recovery. If you’re the one assisting a spouse or parent about to enter a nursing facility, you also might: • Ask for recommendations from friends, family or neighbors who may have had a loved one in a nursing home. • Call your state’s long-term care ombudsman to find out how many complaints have been filed against particular nursing homes, what kind of complaints they were and whether they were resolved. In Texas, the ombudsman’s number is 1-800-252-2412. • Visit the nursing homes that interest you. Make an appointment and think of the questions that are important to you. Nursing Home Compare contains a helpful
checklist of questions that covers everything from care and safety to activities and food. When you or a family member become a patient in a nursing home, you have a right to expect the facility will comply with Medicare’s health and safety standards. The thousands of unannounced inspections done each year by federal and state surveyors put teeth in those standards and hold rule-breakers accountable. This regulatory process aims to call out the poor performers and bring them back in compliance. It is a vital mission for Medicare. For more tips on selecting a nursing home, visit the Nursing Home Compare website at www. medicare.gov/nhcompare or call Medicare’s 24-7 customer service line at 1-800-633-4227. A free Medicare publication, a “Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home,” can also be downloaded from the website or requested by phone.
Ms. Marissa Saldivar Principal at John & Olive Hinojosa Elementary proudly announces the Honor Roll for the 3rd Six Weeks 2018-2019 School Year. P-K C. Delgado “A” Catalynna Canales, Gaziel Casas, Brenda Diaz, Joel Garcia, Mia Garcia, Lexie Pena, McKaylee Perez, Analeah Ramon, Liam Rios, Camila Robles, Andrea Sepulveda, Rianni Tabb “A&B” Sophia Monrroy, Alaynna Rios R. Estrada “A” Ricardo Carmona, Marielle Flores, Adalberto Gonzalez, Cristian Guillen, Nathan Gutierrez, Yanell Longoria, Noe Reyes, Joaquin Rivera, Isabella Ruvalcaba,
Aleyssie Salazar, Slendy Trevino, Amberly Vasquez “A&B” Edwin Contreras, Julianna Estrada, Angel Garza, Analia Gonzalez, Sarahi Perez, Nathan Sanchez A. Garcia “A” Ramiro Avila, Lyselle Carrillo, Yael E. Correa, Isabella Garcia, Samantha Garcia, Gael Leal, Daleyza Lopez, Lesley Octaviano, Kendra Pena, Sebastian Perez, Ximena Salinas “A&B” Italia R. Barrera, Sophia Gonzalez KINDER M. Cruz “A” Daleyza Garza, Hailey Garza, Evelyn Gonzalez, Roberto Moreno, Mackayla Morin, Luis Ornelas, David Pena, “A&B” Mario Amador, Emmanuel Garcia, Luis Huerta, Kendra Torres A. Guerrero “A” Lisbeth Alaffa, Luzma Arevalo, Alan Carmona, Roberto Carmona, Jayden Davila, Destiny Diaz, Shaiel Guerrero, Isaac Perez, Genesis Rojas, Santos Sanchez, Genesis Tellez “A&B” Casey Mendoza, Evelyn Nacenceno C. Trevino “A” Vanessa Garcia, Victoria Maraboto, Orlando Quiroz, Ian J. Rios, Devany Robles, Chanel Rodriguez, Omar E. Trevino “A&B” Devin Salinas, Devonie Palacios FIRST GRADE N. Alvarado “A” Emilio García, Yajaira Hernández, Gloria Herrera, Jairo Martínez “A&B” Layssa Aleman, Danna Amador, Jesús Galaviz, Linette García, Molly Uresti C. Chapa “A” Félix Garza, Braeden González, Alejandro Ibarra, Kayla Ibarra, Criselda Medina, Maybelyn Muralles, Issac Salinas “A&B” Santiago Canales, Oscar García, Lennae Garrido, Esmeralda Medina, April Murillo, Exiel Rivas, Ximena Rodríguez, Ashley Treviño I. Juárez “A” Bryan Acevedo, Lukas Barrera, Aubrie De Rueda, Ángela Flores, Mia Pérez, Roger González, Yaritzel González, Alejandro López, Dayanara López, Mario Lozano, Christopher Mendoza, Vianey Navarro, Kendron Ríos, José Sandoval, Ray Silva, Kayla Gaytán “A&B” Xavier Díaz, Khloe García, John Pena SECOND GRADE B. Chapa “A” Eduardo Alaffa, Mariane Alanís, Nathan Avial, Kaylee Garza, Mario Izaguirre, Regina Molina, Samira Monrroy “A&B” Victor Ayala, Elizabeth Flores, Yaritza Flores, Maileny Garza,
Sebastián Garza, Shalomi Guerrero, Ricardo Martínez, Jay Oyervides I. Rodríguez “A&B” Ediel González, Krystal González, Rene Lozano, Rolando Lozano V. Salinas “A” Dilany Garza, Evelyn Garza, Enrique Gazca “A&B” Mia Flores, Roberto García, Edgar Garza, Juan Gaytán, Eduardo López, Ángel Ortega I.Sanchez “A&B” David De La Cruz, Evelyn Maldonado THIRD GRADE S. García “A&B” Valeria Gaytán, Aryel González, Isaac Hernández, Donato Medina, Aarón Olivares, Hailey Pérez, Melany Resendez, David Rodríguez J. Silva “A&B” Bayron Arellano L. Solis “A” Lynette Carillo, Ethan Delgado “A&B” Sarah Barrera, Amberly García, Rosselyn García, Zoe Guerrero, Jarely Hinojosa, Brandon Lozano, Jesús Martínez, Deynna Palacios, Evangeline Rodríguez, Herbey Rodríguez FOURTH GRADE L. Gonzalez “A&B” Klarissa Garcia V. Robles “A” Joseph Avila, Roberto Garza, Camila Martinez, Samantha Monrroy, Arlette Pena, Yaretzi Rivera “A&B” Leeroy Ayala, Isabela Garcia, Brandon Gonzalez, Kimberly Olivares, Santiago Pena, Natalle Trevino, Jordan Vasquez G. Sandoval “A&B” Jose Abundiz, Violeta Aranda, Jose Lopez, Jocelyn Ornelas, Brianna Ramon, Leonardo Zurita FIFTH GRADE V. Alaffa “A&B” Josselyn Mata A. Garza “A&B” Hannia Garrido, Nayelli Garza, Joanna Hernández, Nahomy Lozano, Rubén Lozano, Alexander Maldonado, Briana Mijares, Liamsy Ramírez I. Garza “A” Georgina Barrera, Sheyla García, Alexandria Saldívar “A&B” Ivan Domínguez, Martin García, Randy García, Luiggi Garza, Jayson Guerra, Dawn Isidro, Phoebe López, Leticia Lozano, Brayan Mayorga, Sabrina Rodríguez
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STARR COUNTY FAIR EDUCATIONAL POSTER DIVISION The Educational Poster Contest of the Starr County Fair will be held on Tuesday. February 26, at the Starr County Fairgrounds. Entries will be admitted from 10 a.m.-12 noon. Posters not displayed must be picked up by 4:00 p.m. on the same day. Grand and Reserve Champions of each division will be featured in the Parade of Champions on Saturday, March 2. All exhibited posters must be picked up from the coliseum on March 2 between 8 and 9 p.m. The contest is divided into four divisions: senior division (grades 9-12), intermediate (grades 6-8) junior division (grades 3-5), and peewee division (grades Pre-K through 2nd). Peewee, junior, and intermediate division participants must be students in Starr County schools or members of Starr County 4-H clubs, Jr. FFA, or Jr. FCCLA. Senior division participants should be under the direction of Starr County 4-H Club leaders, FFA, FCCLA or FACS teachers. Entries will be in the following six categories, which are the same for all age divisions: Category 1—Nutrition; Category 2—Drugs or Alcohol Prevention; Category 3—Health/Personal Hygiene; Category 4—Conservation of the Environment; Category 5— Citizenship & Patriotism (America or Texas), including Fair theme; Category 6—Safety. The following information should be on the back of the poster: Title of Poster (Title may also be on the front of the poster, ex: “Eat Good
Food”); Name of exhibitor; Name of school, 4-H Club, or FCCLA/ FFA Chapter; Town where exhibitor goes to school; Grade exhibitor is in at school; Division (Sr., Int., Jr., Peewee); Name and Number of Category (one of the six categories listed above). The student’s name and other information should not appear on the front of the poster. Entries not properly labeled will not be accepted. **NO PERISHABLE FOOD (rice, macaroni, beans, etc.) will be allowed on the posters.** Schools and 4-H clubs need to have their own poster contest in advance of the contest date. They can award prizes and have their own school display of winners. They should then bring their top ten winners in each of the age divisions to the fairgrounds coliseum between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 on the day of competition for participation in the Fair. IMPORTANT NOTE: A school with grades spanning two age divisions may bring ten posters for each age division. For example, elementary schools may bring ten from the peewee division (PK-2nd) and ten from the junior division (grades 3-5). Posters should be no bigger than a standard size poster 28” x 22”, but they may be smaller, including half-poster size. Minimum poster size is 8 ½ x 11 inches (construction paper size). If the poster is very heavy, please put a wire hanger on the back for display. Posters will be stapled to the display boards. Bulky
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after the designated acceptance hours unless they were already waiting in line. A rosette in each age division will be awarded to the poster best representing the 2019 theme of the Starr County Fair. A rosette in each age division will also be awarded to the craft with the most creative use of recycled materials.
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Starr County Youth Fair Parade Guidelines and Entry Form 2019 54th annual Starr County Youth Fair “Cowboy Boots and Hometown Roots” Saturday, February 23, 2019 - 11:00 a.m. Lineup begins at 9:00 on South Britton Avenue and Water St. Cash prizes to be presented at County Fair Parade of Champions **FLOATS WANTING TO BE JUDGED MUST PREREGISTER AND PRE-PAY** Entries not wishing to be judged may pay onsite the day of the parade. **On-site registration, $30 entry fee for every other vehicle
entered.** All first responder vehicles may participate in the parade with no charge. Name of Organization or School ___________________ ________________________ Responsible Person ________ ________________________ Phone Number of person responsible for float ________ Mail or deliver this form & $30 fee to Tissa Peterson, 400 N. Britton Ave., RGC, 78582 postmarked by February 18, 2019 Parade Marshal: Dr. Richard Irizarry The 2019 Starr County Fair
RFP NOTICE Rio Grande City C.I.S.D. is requesting proposals on the following: RFP #19-21 E-Rate 22 (Funding Year 2019) The school district is requesting sealed proposals for RFP #19-21 for E-Rate 22 Funding Year 2019 (Please see the listing below.) Specifications and further information may be obtained from the Rio Grande City C.I.S.D. Purchasing Office at the address below or call (956) 716-6810. You may also obtain specifications from our website at www.rgccisd.org and www.sl.universalservice.org. Sealed proposals must be received by the Rio Grande City C.I.S.D. Purchasing Office, 1 South Fort Ringgold, Rio Grande City, Texas 78582 by 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, and will be opened and read aloud on March 6, 2019 at 10:15 A.M. The equipment and services are as follows: Internal Connections-Wireless Access Points Districtwide Rio Grande City C.I.S.D. reserves the right to refuse and reject any or all proposals and to waive any or all formalities or technicalities, or to accept the proposal considered the best and most advantageous to the school district. Mr. Joe D. Smedley Purchasing Agent
Queen and her court, to be crowned on Saturday, February 2, will be riding on the Queen’s float sponsored by the Starr County Fair Association Board of Directors. Schools, day care centers, and businesses are encouraged to enter the annual Starr County Fair Parade. It is a Western parade, and all entries should be appropriate for youth. Preregistration is only required by floats wishing to be judged. All other entries may register onsite at the end of South Britton Avenue, beginning at 9:00 a.m. The fee of $30 per entry may be paid and an entry card for each vehicle obtained from Parade Chairman Tissa Peterson at the USPS mailbox on South Britton Avenue next to the Compass Drive-In Bank after the vehicle is in line. Park your vehicle, then send a representative. Floats will be judged on theme, creativity, and workmanship. The theme and the name of the
sponsoring organization should be clearly displayed on the float. For more information, call Tissa Peterson at 956-5001430, text preferred, or by email at tissapete@aol.com or call Claudia at 956-488-0122 during business hours. The parade will once again proceed east on Main Street to historic Fort Ringgold. The City of Rio Grande City and TXDOT are asking that no vehicles park on Main Street along the parade route so that emergency vehicles may come through if necessary. Parking is on the side streets and parallel streets north and south of Main. The city of Rio Grande City asks that prizes and candy not be thrown from vehicles. If they are to be distributed, it should be done by persons walking, so children are not tempted to approach vehicles. With floats and vehicles lining up on Water Street, walking groups will line up on the median
of South Britton. Only bands, JROTC, and horses will line up on Britton Avenue north of Main Street. There will be rosette ribbons and money prizes for the top floats. Checks will be presented at the Parade of Champions at 3:00 on Saturday, March 2. Horses and marching groups, including bands, are encouraged to participate free of charge. In order to focus on youth, no political entries, please.
TRAIL RIDE
The Starr County Fair trail ride will be on Saturday, February 23rd and will begin at 7:00 A.M. at the RGC Municipal Airport. The trail ride will join the parade at Britton Avenue. For more information, call Ronnie Alaniz at 956-5344911 or Norma Sepulveda at 956735-3288.
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF STARR COUNTY REQUEST FOR BANK BID PROPOSALS NOTICE is herby given that the HOUSING AUTHORITY OF STARR COUNTY will consider bids to act as depository for the Housing Authority Funds. SEALED bids should be addressed to Luis R. Rios Jr., Executive Director, Housing Authority of Starr County, 1988 N. Charco Blanco Rd., Rio Grande City, Texas 78582, with notation in lower left-hand corner of envelope “Bids on Depository”. All bids must be received by the Housing Authority no later than 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 20, 2019. Bid specifications may be picked up at the Housing Authority Administration Building, 1988 N Charco Blanco Rd., Rio Grande City, Texas. The Housing Authority reserves the right to refuse and reject any or all bids and to waive any and all formalities or technicalities and to accept the bid considered the best and most advantageous to the Housing Authority. Inquiries may be made by calling Luis R. Rios Jr. at (956) 487-3216. The HASC is an equal opportunity employer.
Notices – Civil Rights
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For City of La Grulla Notice 1: Policy of Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability The City of La Grulla does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to, or employment in, its federally assisted programs or activities. Ms. Marlen Garza, City Secretary/Civil Rights Officer has been designated to coordinate compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements contained in the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) regulations implementing Section 504 (24 CFR Part 8). Notice 2: Citizen Participation & Grievance Procedures Notice (required) The City of La Grulla has adopted complaint and grievance procedures regarding its Texas Community Development Block Grant Programs (TxCDBG). Citizens may obtain a copy of these written procedures at La Grulla City Hall, 194 South FM 2360, La Grulla, Texas between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Citizens may also request the procedures be mailed to them by calling Ms. Marlen Garza, City Secretary/Civil Rights Officer, at (956) 487-3341. These procedures outline the steps for a citizen to follow if s/he wishes to file a complaint or grievance about TxCDBG activities. A person who has a complaint or grievance about any services or activities with respect to the TxCDBG project, may during regular business hours submit such complaint or grievance, in writing to the Office of the City Secretary, at La Grulla City Hall, 194 South FM 2360, La Grulla, Texas or may call (956) 487-3341 . The City of La Grulla will make every effort to respond fully to such complaints within fifteen (15) working days where practicable.
Avisos - Derechos Civiles Para Ciudad de La Grulla Aviso Numero 1: Política de no discriminación por motivo de la discapacidad La Ciudad de La Grulla no discrimina por motivos de discapacidad en la admisión o acceso a, o empleo, en sus programas o actividades que reciben ayuda federal. Sra. Marlen Garza, Secretaria Municipal/ Oficial de Derechos Civiles ha sido designado para coordinar el cumplimiento de los requisitos de no discriminación contenidos en el Departamento de Vivienda (HUD) y reglamentos de Desarrollo Urbano de aplicación de la Sección 504 (24 CFR Parte 8). Aviso Número 2: Participación Ciudadana y Procedimientos de Quejas Aviso (requerido) La Ciudad de La Grulla ha adoptado procedimientos para quejas y denuncias con respecto al programa de Texas Community Development Block Grant Programs (TxCDBG). Los ciudadanos pueden obtener una copia de estos procedimientos escritos en el Palacio Municipal de La Grulla, 194 Sur FM 2360, La Grulla, Texas entre las horas de 8:00 am y 5:00 pm de lunes a viernes. Los ciudadanos también pueden solicitar los procedimientos por correo al llamar a Sra. Marlen Garza, Secretaria Municipal/ Oficial de Derechos Civiles, en el (956) 487-3341. Estos procedimientos describen los pasos que se deben seguir para que un ciudadano pueda, si desea, presentar una queja o reclamo acerca de las actividades del programa TxCDBG. 09/01/2016 Una persona que tiene una queja o reclamación sobre cualquiera de los servicios o actividades en relación con el programa TxCDBG, lo pueden hacer durante las horas regulares por escrito a la Oficina de la Secretaria Municipal, a La Grulla City Hall, 194 South FM 2360, La Grulla, Texas o pueden llamar a (956) 487-3341 . La Ciudad de La Grulla hará todo lo posible para responder con plenitud las quejas dentro de los quince (15) días hábiles cuando sea posible.
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Starr County Staff attend Educational Presentation Girl Scouts Learn about the Vietnam Peace Accord
South Texas College Degree Program Staff made a presentation to Starr County employees which gave the ins and outs on how to obtain a College Degree. STC will host more presentations like this one around the various communities as part of their educational outreach program.
Sam Houston State University Announces Fall 2018 Dean’s List, President’s List
The students listed on the Dean’s List of Academic Honors at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, are undergraduates who have achieved a grade point average of at least 3.5 out of a perfect 4.0 in all work attempted while enrolled in not less than 12 semester hours. The students listed on the President’s Honor Roll at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, are undergraduates who have achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average in all work attempted while enrolled in not less than 12 semester hours. The university would like to recognize the following students for earning the honor for the Fall 2018 semester. Starr County students: Dean’s List Rio Grande City, TX - Rene Carmona, Isai Perez, and Raul Rios. President’s Honor Roll Rio Grande City, TX - Isai Perez.
Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas came together at the VFW Post 8526 to learn about the Vietnam Peace Accord and have a Flag Retirement Ceremony on January 27, 2019.
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