Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of July.
Good morning, McAllen.
A local non-profit unveiled a bilingual communication board at Bannworth Park in Mission on July 10th to help non-verbal children communicate using over 72 words and the full alphabet in English and Spanish.
Leadership Mission Class 41—who raised funds for months—is working on plans to install similar boards in more parks.
An RV was declared a total loss after a fire started in its kitchen at the 4900 block of Dandelion St. in Edinburg—two dogs died while no one was home—and officials are investigating the cause amid reports of a rodent problem.
The FBI confirmed immigration raids in Mission + Edinburg on Thursday morning during court-authorized enforcement activity and said that individuals found in the country illegally would be referred to ICE.
In the Rio Grande Valley, red-crowned parrots and other birds feed on white blooms and sweet berries from native trees as summer unfolds.
Native plants such as anacuas, yucca and Christmas cactus continue to supply wildlife with food throughout the year—ensuring a steady source of nourishment.
Sober Santa PDASH 5K & Fun Run
7 AM – 5 PM — Firemen's Park — Registration required — Celebrate Christmas in July with a fun 5K run and festive activities.
34th Annual Texas Hunters & Sportsman’s Expo
5-10 p.m. — McAllen Convention Center — Adults $20, Seniors $15, Children Free — Explore over 275 exhibits featuring the best in hunting and fishing gear.
Texas Hunters & Sportsman’s Expo
5 AM – 2 PM — McAllen Convention Center — Free & Paid entry — Discover the latest hunting gear and enjoy live music at this annual gathering for sports enthusiasts.
Kung Fu Comedy Night
7:30-9:30 p.m. — Selfies & More Mini Market — Tickets required — Experience a night of laughter from the award-winning Recalled Productions in a vibrant atmosphere.
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