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Informal lending libraries envisioned
The Center for Civic Engagement at UTB-TSC is accepting book donations at 54 locations on campus and across Brownsville to help establish informal lending libraries and increase literacy in the city. Comment?
Proposal would tie two bridges at mid-point
An innovative project that would tie two international bridges at center point to both link Brownsville and Matamoros, Mexico, is planned by the state , county and city. Comment?
Court ruling allows Grupo Mexico to regain control of copper mining company Asarco
... Industries. The Mexico City-based conglomerate said Sunday that U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas on Friday confirmed Grupo Mexico's plan to pay $2.2 billion to Asarco's creditors. The deal was previously recommended for ... Comment?
UTB-TSC Capsules: Scorpions soccer to play host to two NAIA opening-round games
The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College will play host to Biola College in the first NAIA national men's soccer championship opening round game held in Brownsville on Saturday, Nov. Comment?
Grupo Mexico Wins a Copper Producer
... battle with a rival suitor. Grupo Mexico said Sunday that Judge Andrew S. Hanen of Federal District Court in Brownsville, Tex., on Friday confirmed Grupo Mexicoa s plan to pay $2.2 billion to Asarcoa s creditors. The deal was recommended by United ... Comment?
Students build second diorama depicting Palmito Ranch battle
... only one year. The new diorama - which, as the original did, depicts the Civil War battle of Palmito Ranch near Brownsville - will be unveiled at the state Capitol today. "There were quite a few days I was ready to go insane, because you would be ... Comment?
Grupo M xico Reorganization Plan for ASARCO Confirmed by District Court
... copper producers. The decision, handed down by Judge Hanen late Friday, November 13, from his courtroom in Brownsville, Texas, will return control of ASARCO to Americas Mining Corp. (AMC), a GMEXICO subsidiary. GMEXICO's reorganization plan was ... Comment?
Mexico planning new Gulf resort
... for guests and create 115,000 jobs. It's based in the municipality of Soto la Marina, roughly 100 miles south of Brownsville, Texas. The name honors the Atlantic Ridley tortoise, known as Tortuga Lora in Spanish. Plans call for preserving habitat ... Comment?
Grupo Mexico Wins Fight for Control of Bankrupt Asarco; Sterlite Rejected
... ruled in rejecting a competing offer from Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas ruled that Grupo Mexicoa s proposal to pay about $2.5 billion to Asarco LLCa s creditors a oeis both feasible and ... Comment?
... for guests and create 115,000 jobs. It's based in the municipality of Soto la Marina, roughly 100 miles south of Brownsville, Texas. The name honors the Atlantic Ridley tortoise, known as Tortuga Lora in Spanish. Plans call for preserving habitat ... Comment?
US ruling: Asarco goes back to Grupo
... operator at Mission mine near Sahuarita, said via Facebook. "I don't get it." The ruling from Judge Hanen in Brownsville, Texas, ratified an August decision by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in favor of the Mexican company. "The case is now in the fifth ... Comment?
Mexico plans big Gulf tourism center near Texas
... 115,000 jobs. It's based in the municipality of Soto la Marina, roughly 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of Brownsville, Texas. The name honors the Atlantic Ridley tortoise, known as Tortuga Lora in Spanish. Plans call for preserving habitat for the ... Comment?
Bi-district round rough on District 32-5A
... three straight playoff seasons and not many kids can say that." Medrano pointed to the resurgence of football in Brownsville and said it was fun to see the city excited about Friday nights. "I think our last four games were like playoff games," ... Comment?
RGV Capsules: Javelinas drop double-OT thriller in playoffs
... on the clock. The Javelinas drove down the field and were helped out by four Texans penalties. Billy Garza of Brownsville gave the Hogs the lead when he ran untouched into the end zone from 1-yard out with 49 seconds left. On the ensuing kickoff, ... Comment?
In brief: Veteran climber dies in Himalayas
... for guests and create 115,000 jobs. It's based in the municipality of Soto la Marina, roughly 100 miles south of Brownsville, Texas. Officials who announced the project Thursday say it is aimed at tourists from Texas, New Mexico and Louisiana. River ... Comment?
Death sentences have dropped sharply after life without parole became possible
... some argue that juries are simply less willing to send someone to Death Row. State Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr., D-Brownsville, the author of the life-without-parole law, said prosecutors are trying to blame it for their troubles getting Texans to trust a ... Comment?
U.S. judge favors Grupo Mexico bid for Asarco
... paving the way for the U.S. copper miner to exit bankruptcy. Judge Andrew Hanen of the U.S. District Court in Brownsville, Texas, said in a decision issued late on Friday that Grupo's plan was feasible and more likely to close than a sale of Asarco ... Comment?
Grupo Mexico Wins Fight to Control of Bankrupt Asarco; Sterlite Rejected
... ruled in rejecting a competing offer from Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas ruled that Grupo Mexicoa s proposal to pay about $2.5 billion to Asarco LLCa s creditors a oeis both feasible and ... Comment?
Scorpions wins RRAC crown in sweep
The No. 9 University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College captured the Red River Athletic Conference women's volleyball championship with a convincing 3-0 victory over Wiley College on Saturday at the Sid Richardson Center. Comment?
Christopher Brown writes about having a meaningful life
David Marquez thought the idea of combining art with psychology was such a novel idea he just had to buy the book, "The Art of Meaningful Living." Marquez, 32, also jumped at the chance to meet the author, Christopher Brown, at a book signing Thursday evening at the book store of the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College. Comment?