Good morning, McAllen.

In about 45 days, Rubiano Capital Investment will open Pharr Industrial Park on I-365 (just north of Military Highway near Stewart and Dicker), a 150-acre development aimed at heavy manufacturing tenants with support from TxDOT and AEP on new highway infrastructure.

Local Rio Grande Valley farmers are facing rising diesel costs that squeeze their profits.

Edinburg produce grower Mike Helle said extra fuel to water crops amid a severe drought adds $500 to $600 to daily expenses.

La Joya ISD and PSJA ISD will review plans to rename a school honoring Cesar Chavez—accused in a recent report—and will consult the community after spring break to decide next steps.

Castle Hospitality will hold a groundbreaking next month for its 13.66 acre mixed-use development on the northwest corner of I-2 and 10th Street where the old Civic Center stood.

Michael Fallek says the project is planned as a legacy for McAllen.

Protect Your Child from Cyberbullying

12 p.m. — McAllen Public Library — Free entry — Learn to safeguard your child against the dangers and signs of cyberbullying during this informative workshop.

Viva La Musica!

7:30-10:30 p.m. — McAllen Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience a fantastic performance by the McAllen Wind Ensemble at this classical music concert.

Pack 76 Donut Dash 5K

12:30-3 p.m. — 201 N 1st St, McAllen, TX — Registration fee required — Enjoy a tasty 5K race and 1-Mile Fun Run with a sweet twist featuring donuts along the route.

Be Like Blippi Tour

2-5 p.m. — McAllen Performing Arts Center — Ticket details TBD — Experience an interactive playdate with Blippi and Meekah through music and fun activities.