On May 5, when voters went to the polls in Mission, a policewoman contacted the Anonymous RGV page on Facebook. “Hi … I wanna be kept anonymous, but I’ve got some very important information that someone SHOULD look into … from Mission,” wrote police Officer Veronica Cedillo. Cedillo sent the message to Anonymous RGV, a…

Hello and Welcome back to Week 3 of our journey thru some of Mission’s Park sites as we continue to provide you information of our park venues and encouraging reasons to come on out and gather in some exercise, fresh air and your daily dose of Vitamin D! A quick re-cap of the past 2…

The Education Foundation of the Mission Consolidated Independent School District has a goal to enhance and benefit the education and educational opportunities for both students and employees. Recently, the EF held a Spazmatics concert at the Mission Event Center in order to fundraise and prepare for the upcoming school year. Through the non-profit organization, MCISD…

When the La Joya City Commission met Tuesday afternoon, perhaps the most difficult decision of the day had already been made. The meeting agenda didn’t include any mention of Operation Border Star, a state program that pays the La Joya Police Department for border security work. La Joya applied for $108,000 through the program, according…

The Texas Attorney General’s Office is investigating a complaint about illegal voting during the Agua Special Utility District election. Eric Sanchez — a Mission businessman who ran against utility board Director Cesar Rodriguez Jr. — filed the complaint in April. Rodriguez’s relatives voted using his address, according to Hidalgo County Elections Department records. Sanchez filed…