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H2-S2 full 00:04 All right, let's go. The phones are down to Chico and Pakalett. How you doing, Chico? I'm doing very well. And thank you so much for what you do, sir. I'm just glad to be able to talk to you again. I'm going to read off what I'm planning on doing here in just the next few minutes. But I wanted to mention to you, you brought up LBJ. He's not a really popular Texas president. Right. You might want to look up the treatment. It was it's it's it's described as a 00:33 almost hypnotic experience and rendered the target stunned and helpless. And it's what he would do to people that would, that he had confrontation with fellow senators or whatever. Anyway, it's creepy. Yeah. Look it up. It's called the treatment and he would do that to people. I would read it out, but I don't want to waste time. That's okay. Who are you voting for? Richard Nixon was a far, far better man. And just real quick. 01:01 When he flew into Harlingen, Texas one time during his presidency, they sent a hearse to pick him up. All right. So I'm going for Mr. Ralph Norman. I'm going for Mr. David Stumbo. I'm going for Mr. Danny Ford. have nothing against Cody, but I'm going for Mr. Danny Ford. Mark Lynch. I want to ask you between 01:27 I'm kind of holding my nose on this a little bit. think I'm going for William Timmons and Abe Harris. Okay. And do you know anything about Mike Stacey? I do not. I do not know anything about Mike Stacey. No big deal. And I'm going to vote yes on those two questions. And I want to thank you all for everything that you do because, very important, I travel a lot. Yeah. So last time I called you, I told you that. 01:54 I come back in for just a couple of days and I have a very, very small limited amount of time to make up my mind about these elections. You guys are right on. I trust you. And this is the I take your opinions very seriously. Thank you for what you do, sir. I appreciate it. Chico, our absolute best. Well, thank you very much. You got about 35 minutes to get to that poll, Chico. Don't speed, but make haste if you wouldn't mind. 02:23 35 minutes until the polls close. We are going to be out of the foundry at Judson Mill. I would love to see you folks out there. It's going to be a great, great night. We're going to be bringing you all of your election results. And man, I tell you what, it's going to be a race. in some of these races, they're not going to be over tonight. Governor's race, not going to be over tonight. um We're definitely going to go to a runoff on that. That's just a statistical. 02:51 probability, a very good one. One of the things that I found it funny. 02:58 how all of these people are saying that, you know, that we support President Trump. and we know that Trump is the gold standard. We understand that. But Pam Leavitt said something today. She was like, she was like, Henry McMaster is stood by Donald Trump. And I thought, well, well, well, wait a minute. Hold on. Henry McMaster is stood by Donald Trump? I can name you two instances where he hasn't stood by Donald Trump. 03:29 Instance number one, when our state legislature here in South Carolina decided not to go along with the one big beautiful bill in giving us the no tax on tips, no tax on over times, tax breaks for seniors, they did not do that. And what did Henry McMaster do? He did what Henry McMaster does, nothing. He did absolutely nothing. 03:57 So then that's instance number one. Number two is back in January, the whole redistricting thing really started ramping up and members of the Freedom Caucus started saying, hey, we need to redistrict South Carolina. We need to do away with Jim Clyburn's district. We need to get all that done. And what did the House do? They said, well, no, we don't want to do that. And our governor, Henry McMaster, said, 04:26 He didn't see any need for it. 04:29 So then what happened? He waited until he felt like he could get some sort of a deal to even, and he did this half-hea ... 362 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:33:00 +0000 zoCujV9Qj7Vjocq6nElgNDUaoRar0nfv news The Charlie James Show Podcast news H2-S2 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2Fe
Congratulations to the softball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area for making it to the playoffs. Regional Semifinals •East Central vs Clark – Game 1: May 7, 6 pm, Northside Softball Complex Field No. 2, 7001 Culebra Rd., San Antonio Game 2: May 8, 5 pm, same location Game 3: if needed, 30 min. after game 2 •Poth TBD Area •East Central def. Harlingen, 2-0Game 1: def. Harlingen, 4-2, April 30Game 2: def. Harlingen, 18-5, May 1•Falls City fell to Shiner, 0-2Game 1: fell 1-20, April 29Game 2: fell 1-15, April 29•Poth def. Cotulla, 2-0Game 1: def. Cotulla,... Article Link
East Central Lady Hornet softball team is celebrated during a playoff sendoff April 30. The Lady Hornets defeated Harlingen in two games April 30 and May 1. They were victorious 4-2 and 18-5 and earned the Area Championship title. The Lady Hornets will take on Clark for the Regional Semifinals with game one on Thursday, May 7, at 6 p.m., at Northside Softball Complex – Field #2 in San Antonio. Game two is at 5 p.m. on May 8 and game three will follow if needed. Watch for playoff updates at wilsoncountynews.com. Article Link
Congratulations to the East Central Lady Hornets for their Bi-District win against Del Rio last week, defeating the Rams 12-1 April 23, and 14-4 April 24. The Lady Hornets will take on Harlingen for the Area title with game one set for April 30, at 6:30 p.m., in Sinton. Game two is planned for May 1 at 6:30 p.m. in Sinton and game three, if needed, will be May 2, at 11 a.m. Article Link
HARLINGEN, Texas - Doug Allison, a board member and regulatory counsel for US Desalination, has given an in-depth interview about plans for the largest water infrastructure project ever built in South Texas. “We're partnering with communities, agencies, and industry to ensure a reliable water future for generations to come,” Allison told Ron Whitlock Reports, following a news conference at the Hilton Garden Inn in Harlingen. Allison said US Desalination has partnered with IDE Assets to form RGV Desal, LLC.“RGV Desal, LLC. represents the largest water infrastructure project ever built in South Texas. Our advanced desalination plant uses state-of-the-art reverse osmosis and energy recovery systems to efficiently transform seawater into fresh drinking water,” Allison said.Allison said there would be a regional impact, with a reliable supply for municipalities, industry, and agriculture. He said the plan, to be built on South Padre Island, would use cutting-edge reverse osmosis technology. “By turning seawater into clean, reliable water, RGV Desal, LLC, will ensure water independence for families, farmers, and businesses across South Texas,” Allison said.“RGV Desal, LLC, is a regional initiative (that aims to deliver) a drought-proof water supply for the Rio Grande Valley. Through advanced desalination, we convert seawater into clean, reliable water—supporting families, farms, and businesses across South Texas.”Allison stressed there would be water independence, with a stable, drought-proof supply of water for decades ahead. He said the project would generate economic growth, thus supporting jobs and regional investment. And he said the project would be sustainable because it would harness renewable energy and advanced desalination technology.Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
Congratulations to the softball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area for making it to the playoffs. Regional Finals •East Central TBD Regional Semifinals •East Central def. Clark, 2-0 Game 1: def. Clark, 15-0, May 7 Game 2: def. Clark, 14-6, May 8 •Poth fell to Santa Gertrudis, 0-2 Game 1: fell to Santa Gertrudis, 0-13, May 7 Game 2: fell to Santa Gertrudis, 4-6, May 8 Area •East Central def. Harlingen, 2-0 Game 1: def. Harlingen, 4-2, April 30 Game 2: def. Harlingen, 18-5, May 1 •Falls City fell to Shiner, 0-2 Game 1 - fell,... Article Link
HARLINGEN, Texas - Rio Grande Valley banker and philanthropist Bobby Farris has recalled an incident earlier this year where he and his wife Robin were referred to by the City of Rio Hondo as “good samaritans.” On Valentine's Day, the couple rescued a six-year old girl and an elderly man from a house that was ablaze. Along with an off duty Sheriff deputy, they were first on the scene. Robin Farris called emergency services.Bobby Farris, chairman of Texas Regional Bank's wealth management division, told Ron Whitlock Reports the story:It was Valentine's Day. We were driving to a party with some other couples,” Farris said. “As we're going down 106, that's from Rio Hondo to the Island, Robin looked over while I was driving and saw this older house. Most of the houses are pretty old out there, on pier and beams. On would have been the northwest corner of the house, there was a small fire underneath. Robin yelled at me, turn around. She we turned around. She called the fire department. We knew it would be 25 or 30 minutes before it would get there from Rio Hondo. It's a volunteer fire system. So we got out of the car, and went running up to the house.“The off duty sheriff guy was there. He had a garden hose trying to put this fire out. I thought he was the owner, so I said, is there another hose on the side of the house? And he goes, I don't know. Oh, okay. So I ran around in the other side of the house, and there wasn't. I went back around to the front of the house, and there was a little girl, about six years old, standing at the front door holding a blanket, scared to death, because by this time, the flames were starting to move across the south side. The wind was howling that day.“So, I'm telling her, come down, come down. You must get out. And she was petrified. I thought if I went up to get her, she would run back into the house, and then I might have a problem, because she could hide under a bed or something and couldn't find her. And these flames were coming. The next thing I knew, a person went running by me, ran up, grabbed her and ran down the stairs, and that was Robin. And Robin took her out. She was about six, six or seven. Her name was Charlotte. Robin took here out and sat her on the grass and said, everything is going to be okay.”Bobby Farris told Whitlock he has always been punctual and never likes being late to events. That day, however, he was going to be late because he got stuck behind a huge tractor going 20 miles an hour on Highway 509.“We lost 15 minutes and were going to be late for the function. For the first time in my life, I was not bothered. The day before I would have been trying to get around him. I would have been really upset. I was at complete peace. We got our stuff out of the house real quick and took off. That is when, going down 106, between 803 and 1847, that is when Robin saw the fire. It was barely going at that time, Had God not put that tractor in front of me, we would never have seen the fire.”Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
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Welcome once again to the Living Large Theater Podcast with Gary Rodriguez and Billy Santiago, alongside our super producer, Noe Ayala. On today's show, we were joined at Majestic Studios by a great friend of the program, Anthony De La Garza, owner of Tone Up Health and Fitness in Harlingen, Texas. Anthony shares his inspiring journey into the fitness industry and what led him to where he is today.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County held its State of the County Luncheon in Harlingen last month and Precinct 2 Commissioner Joey Lopez spoke about La Esperanza Community Park's all-inclusive renovations.The park reopened in July 2025, with the addition of an inclusive splash pad for children. According to Lopez, the park has been utilized by several children and families that are wheelchair-bound.“The area is well shaded,” Lopez said. “The renovations that have happened within this past year (are worth) about $2.3 million. We added a huge splash pad that was put in, we updated the walking trail and we have a butterfly garden there.”The funding for the project was paid through the American Rescue Plan Act. Lopez said the support from the city's park's department helped get the park acknowledged by the state level.“If you haven't had a chance to come on by and take a look at it, please come on by,” Lopez said. “You'd be very impressed.”Noble Texas Builders won an Eagle Award at the ABC South Texas 2025 Excellence in Construction Awards for the design and construction of La Esperanza Park. Rene Capistran, president of Noble, said the park has been reimagined with accessibility at its core.“Working alongside the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the transformation of this beloved community space includes major upgrades that make it more inclusive and welcoming for all visitors. From ADA-compliant renovations in the Community and Technology Buildings to fully accessible outdoor features, every detail was designed with comfort, safety, and usability in mind,” he said.Editor's Note: The read the full story go to the Rio Grande Guardian website.Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
The Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival is always a fun time! We went to a few new places, got a lifer, and enjoyed the valley specialty birds.Adventure begins at: 13:27 Show notes Morro Bay Birding Festival Spring Chirp Quill and Finch journals Discount Code: HannahandErik "New 'remarkably tame' tinamou species discovered in Amazon mountains may already be at risk of extinction" Sandhills Brewery Spanky's Burgers Rancho Lomitas Christmas Bird Count eBird Trip Report Birds/Animals mentioned Tropical Parula Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl Intro Bird Call: Great-tailed Grackle (Recorded Hidalgo, Texas April, 2025)Outro Bird Call: Plain Chachalaca (Recorded Hidalgo, Texas November 2025) Support the showConnect with us at... IG: @Hannahgoesbirding and @ErikgoesbirdingFacebook: @HannahandErikGoBirdingEmail us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.comWebsite: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.comVenmo: @hannahanderikgobirdingGet a discount at Buteo Books using code: BIRDNERDBOOKCLUB
MCALLEN, Texas - McAllen International Airport continues to capture the biggest share of the passenger market in the Rio Grande Valley, the city's director of aviation reports.Jeremy Santoscoy gave an update on airport activity at a recent McAllen Economic Development Corporation stakeholders meeting. “Through Quarter 3, we're at about 863,000 total passengers, which is a slight decrease year-over-year, (a drop of) about two and a half percent,” Santoscoy said.“We continue to see the majority market share, the value is about 48 percent, with Harlingen following at 40 percent and Brownsville at 12 percent.”Harlingen is otherwise known as Valley International Airport. Brownsville is otherwise known as Brownsville-South Padre Island International Airport.“Overall, year-over-year, Harlingen was up just slightly, but Brownsville was still down 11 percent. With all the economic activity over there, you figured there'd be some kind of change. But what I'm hearing is there are still a lot of people choosing to live on this side of the Valley and commute back and forth with those jobs down there, with the SpaceX and LNG.”Santoscoy said the recent government shutdown did not impact McAllen International Airport very much.“The government shutdown, the longest government shutdown, had did very little to no effect on McAllen International Airport. Our services kept going,” Santoscoy said. “We have good group of federal partners that we continue to work with through thick and thin. So services did not see any delays when they did turn down the amount of operations working out of the hubs. We did see a couple of them cancelations, but that was the airline's decision.”Santoscoy said McAllen is continuing to lobby to have its flights to Mexico City restored. They were recently suspended by the federal government.“We were disappointed with that, with the Mexico City flights being suspended. We continue to work with our congressional delegation to make some noise in D.C. to see how they can support us; to open that route back up due to its importance to the Valley. It's the only Mexico City route out of here.”Santoscoy said he had read that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum wants to open up more slots out of Mexico City. “We're trying to look at the validity of that. No orders have been issued by the Mexican government,” he said. “That route is very important to the economy down here.”Editor's Note: Go to the RGG Business Journal to read the full story. Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
Jessica Fuentes, William Sarradet, and Nicholas Frank discuss their recent visit to the Rio Grande Valley, including stops in Laredo, San Ygnacio, McAllen, Harlingen, and Brownsville. “One of the things that often marks our time in the Valley — and similar regions — is that the communities there are so tightly knit and welcoming. Every time we go to the Panhandle, to East Texas, to West Texas, to the Valley, we are met with these really beautiful, intimate moments where people are open and willing to share.” See related readings here: https://glasstire.com/2025/11/16/art-dirt-a-visit-to-the-rgv/ If you enjoy Glasstire and would like to support our work, please consider donating. As a nonprofit, all of the money we receive goes back into our coverage of Texas art. You can make a one-time donation or become a sustaining, monthly donor here: https://glasstire.com/donate
HARLINGEN, Texas - The Free Trade Bridge at Los Indios is the crown jewel of Cameron County's international bridge system, according to the county's economic development director, Ramiro Aleman.The bridge is also known as “Los Indios-Lucio Blanco Bridge”, “Puente Lucio Blanco-Los Indios”, “Puente Internacional Libre Comercio” and “Los Indios Free Trade Bridge”. It is owned and operated by Cameron County. However, the cities of Harlingen and San Benito each receive 25% of the net revenues. The bridge facilities are located on a 127-acre tract of land.Aleman spoke about Los Indios at a Rio Grande Valley Partnership Commercialization and Investment Tour event, held at TSTC-Harlingen's Welcome Center. The event was sponsored by Harlingen Economic Development Corporation. “What I like to call the One Big Beautiful Bridge, Los Indios, is, I think, the crown jewel of the Cameron County International Bridge system, and you can quote me on that,” Aleman said.During a panel discussion, Aleman was asked to give an update on Cameron County's international bridge system.“Cameron County is at the forefront of innovation when it comes to international trade. I say that because I think we just accomplished something that's never been done before, at least from our research,” Aleman said.“Cameron County is on the verge of purchasing an ownership stake in the B&M Bridge from Union Pacific. I don't think that's ever been done before, at least through our research. With that purchase, Cameron County will now own Veterans Bridge at Los Tomates, which is a commercial and passenger bridge,” Aleman said. “And Gateway Bridge, which is passenger only, is about to have tremendous upgrades. Over $100 million in upgrades (is coming), plus an additional standalone pedestrian bridge which will ease crossings.”Aleman then waxed lyrical about Los Indios.“What I like to call the One Big Beautiful Bridge, Los Indios, is, I think, the crown jewel of the Cameron County International Bridge System, and you can quote me on that. The reason I say that is because it's an overweight corridor and an oversized corridor. You see all those wind turbines? They don't cross anywhere else but Los Indios, because that's the only bridge capable (of carrying such cargo). Not only that, but we also have a cold storage and a cold room facility for (fresh produce) inspections.”Aleman said any type of fruit or vegetable can cross at Los Indios.“Fruits or vegetables that need to keep that cold chain, they can cross through here and never break that cold chain. Also, USDA has an agriculture inspection facility there. So, anytime they find any type of anomaly in the product, they can identify it on site. If they have to send it to a lab, that can take hours, days sometimes. But the advantage of us having it at our location is definitely something that we should be promoting, because it is a big advantage for us,” Aleman said.“I think it is a prime location that you are able to build on, especially here in Harlingen, because the overweight corridor goes right through the industrial park all the way to the Aerotropolis, and the Port of Harlingen. And so, I think that's a great opportunity for investments.”Editor's Note: Go to the RGG Business Journal to read the full story. Editor's Note: Attached is an audio recording of everything Aleman said on the panel at the RGVP event. Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
Woensdag 12 juni 2024. Op de Waddenzee raakt de Belgische Lies gewond wanneer ze tijdens een teambuilding op een historisch zeilschip ongelukkig valt. Terwijl het schip nog vol in de wind ligt, wordt de KNRM van Harlingen opgeroepen voor een medische evacuatie. Bij aankomst treffen redders Jan en Carlien, Lies in een zeer slechte staat aan. In deze aflevering vertellen ze alledrie over de reddingsactie: over het wachten dat eindeloos leek te duren, en de kalmte die alles draaglijk maakte. Een verhaal over vakmanschap, vertrouwen en de kracht van de vrijwilligers op zee.
HARLINGEN, Texas - Rick Carrera, COSTEP's economic development director, gave an update on a project his group is working on to map all the automotive companies in the Rio South Texas region.COSTEP stands for Council for South Texas Economic Progress. The Rio South Texas region comprises northern Tamaulipas, the Rio Grande Valley, and Laredo.Carrera spoke briefly about the Binational Autocluster project at a meeting of the South Texas Manufacturers Association (STMA). The meeting was held at Harlingen Convention Center. STMA Executive Director Mike Willis invited Carrera to give an update. Carrera said COSTEP has so far received 90 responses.The Binational Autocluster project started in July 2025. It is a strategic initiative aimed at uniting 140+ automotive companies, universities, and economic development entities across South Texas and Northern Tamaulipas, Mexico.After Carrera had spoken, Willis explained what the project is about."For those of you who are not familiar, COSTEP is a regional economic development group. They go to trade shows all over the world. They try to attract companies to our region," Willis said. "They are trying to map out information about all the companies on both sides of the river that are in the automotive business to help show that to foreign prospects to try to see what kind of supply chain they could have if they located to northern Tamaulipas or especially the Rio Grande Valley. So, that is what that is for."After the STMA meeting had ended, Carrera gave an exclusive interview to RGG Business Journal about the Binational Autocluster project. He also spoke about an INDEX Nacional conference he attended recently and looked forward to a trade show he will be attending in Florida in the near future.Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
'Beeldspraak' is de podcast van Poëziecentrum. In deze maandelijkse reeks praat een kenner/liefhebber met een dichter over zijn/haar/hun nieuwe dichtbundel. In deze aflevering praat Hans Depelchin met Sytse Jansma over zijn bundel 'Rozige maanvissen', waarmee hij in 2024 de C. Buddingh'-Prijs won en in 2025 de Poëziedebuutprijs. Sytse Jansma woont in Harlingen en is een tweetalig dichter (Fries/Nederlands) en beeldend kunstenaar. Zijn eerste uitgave verscheen in 2008: de Friestalige poëziebundel 'Wa't tate seit moat ek whisky sizze'. In 2015 volgde 'As nomaden yn tinten teplak / als nomaden in tenten terecht', een tweetalige poëziebundel. Een jaar later verscheen het prentenboek 'Wapper', waarbij Jansma de tekst heeft verzorgd. In 2024 verscheen de dichtbundel 'Rozige maanvissen', over Jansma's overleden geliefde. Hans Depelchin is schrijver, speler, presentator en docent. In 2020 verscheen zijn debuutroman 'Weekdier', in 2025 gevolgd door 'De rode koe'. In 2022 debuteerde hij als dichter met de bundel 'Spanriem'.
Piper's Journey Home: The True Story of a Rescue Puppy (The Adventures of Piper) by Dave Osborn"Piper's Journey Home: The True Story of a Rescue Puppy" is a heartwarming children's tale that chronicles the remarkable journey of Piper, a stray dog found near the Mexican border in South Texas. Sick, hungry, and searching for love, Piper's life transforms when she is taken in by a caring family. This touching true story, told from Piper's perspective, follows her recovery and her adjustment to life as a cherished family pet. Along the way, Piper learns to trust, love, and become the loyal companion she was meant to be. This book also serves as a helpful guide for families considering adopting a dog, offering valuable insights into the joys and challenges of rescue. Piper's story will inspire and touch the hearts of children and adults alike.Dave Osborn is a retired technology chief executive officer turned author, whose passion for writing and love for dogs have coalesced into The Adventures of Piper series of three books. Book 1, Piper's Journey Home, is Piper's heartfelt account of her rescue and adoption, and Book 2, Piper Learns to Serve, Piper tells of her training and transformation into a therapy dog. In the soon-to-be-released Book 3, Piper on the Job, Piper will recount her therapy visits to schools and healthcare facilities. Drawing on his diverse business and technology background, Dave brings a unique perspective to his storytelling, blending educational content with heartwarming narratives.Dave aims to inspire a new generation of responsible pet owners through his writing and promote the invaluable work of animal rescue organizations and therapy animal programs nationwide. A proud Texas board member of the American Dog Society, Dave is committed to promoting responsible pet ownership and the transformative power of rescue dog adoption. His Piper series books entertain young readers and educate them about the challenges and rewards of caring for rescued animals.Dave is also the author of Taking Charge!, a business leadership book drawing on his 52½ years in telecommunications and his tenure as CEO of a leading broadband company in South Texas.His first fiction novel, Signals of Deception, was just published in May 2025. It is a geopolitical thriller introducing Scott Douglass, a CIA Special Agent who will appear in subsequent novels.Dave's interests extend beyond writing and animal welfare. An accomplished musician, he plays piano, guitar, bass, and five-string banjo, with a particular fondness for bluegrass music. His love for outdoor activities is evident in his pursuits of South Texas bird hunting, bay fishing, and sailing, for which he holds both U.S. and International certifications.Academically, Dave holds a Bachelor of Science from Stephen F. Austin State University and a Master of Business Administration from Texas Christian University. This solid educational foundation, combined with his executive experience, informs his writing approach and commitment to producing quality, informative literature.Dave resides in Harlingen, Texas, with his wife, Marilyn, and their beloved rescue dog, Piper. They are history buffs who enjoy traveling and learning about other countries and their cultures. They are also proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to two grandsons in the greater Houston area.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRJS31P8https://daveosbornbooks.com/https://christianworksmedia.com/http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/10925cwm.mp3
HARLINGEN, Texas - Cameron County Drainage District No. 5 is partnering with the City of Harlingen to improve drainage.The first drainage project is the widening of the North Main Drain that the drainage district owns. The City and CCDD5 held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to kickoff the project.At the event, CCDD5 President Steve Jennings gave the Rio Grande Guardian an exclusive interview. He said that his home has flooded four times in the four decades he has lived there. He said that is sort of inevitable when the land is flat and rises only one foot every mile. Jennings said CCDD5 plans to widen drains and build more detention ponds.Jennings thanked the City of Harlingen for using its manpower and equipment to make drainage improvements on property the drainage district owns.At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Ron Whitlock Reports secured an audio interview with Harlingen Mayor Norma Sepulveda. Here it is.Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
In this episode of The Broker Link, The Brokerage Inc. highlights the upcoming 2026 Kickoff Events designed to help agents gear up for both AEP and OEP. These in-person events will be hosted across multiple cities — Miami, Tampa, Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, Harlingen, Corpus Christi, and Dallas — bringing together local carrier reps, provider groups, and our Brokerage leadership team. Attendees can look forward to: Expert panel discussions The latest industry updates Best practices from top-performing agents Networking opportunities with carriers and peers Plus, enjoy exciting extras like raffles, free professional headshots, and one-on-one time with carrier representatives.
Let op: dit is een trailer. De hele theatervoorstelling van Napleiten Live is als extra content te beluisteren voor BNR Plus-abonnees. Meld je aan via bnr.nl/proforma! In de zomer van 2016 gaan twaalf Duitse familieleden en vrienden varen met de klipper Amicitia. Eigenaar van het zeilschip is de 51-jarige schipper. Wanneer ze na afloop van de zeiltocht weer terugkomen in de haven van Harlingen, gaat het verschrikkelijk mis. De voorste mast van de zeilboot breekt af, klapt naar beneden en belandt boven op drie toeristen. De mannen van 20, 43 en 48 jaar komen allemaal om het leven. Na het mast-ongeluk wordt de schipper uit Stiens meegenomen naar het politiebureau. Later blijkt de mast te zijn afgebroken omdat het hout van binnen verrot was. In theater De Spiegel in Zwolle vertelt advocaat Tjalling van der Goot over de zaak. Ook aanwezig is Marije Janmaat, zij werkte jarenlang als familierechercheur en legt uit hoe nabestaanden worden begeleid nadat een geliefde om het leven is gekomen door een misdrijf. De uitspraak: https://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/details?id=ECLI:NL:RBNNE:2018:4848See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
HARLINGEN, Texas - The Council for South Texas Economic Progress recently hosted a Lunch & Learn session at Texas State Technical College. The event focused on RFI Best Practices and was organized by COSTEP's director of economic development, Ric Carrera.Carrera said RFI Best Practices is a crucial for driving smart growth and meaningful investment across the Rio South Texas region.“We were thrilled to welcome a full house of regional economic development professionals to our latest Lunch & Learn session,” Carrera said after the event had concluded.“Special thanks to Mr. Sean Ferguson, from the Texas Office of Economic Development & Tourism, for his clear and valuable perspective, and to Mr. Michael Camden from Ryan, for making the trip south and offering a sharp view from the site selector's seat,” Carrera said.“Our sincere gratitude to Harlingen EDC for hosting us in their space, and as always, to our Board of Directors and generous Sponsors, whose continued support powers everything we do.”Here is an audio recording of everything Ferguson and Camden said at the event.Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
The Trump administration has made sweeping changes to the country’s immigration system. In recent months, ICE agents have been arresting migrants outside courtrooms and courthouses. William Brangham spoke with Father Brian Strassberger, a Jesuit Priest who serves migrants on both sides of the border, about what he saw at an immigration court hearing in Harlingen, Texas. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders
The Trump administration has made sweeping changes to the country’s immigration system. In recent months, ICE agents have been arresting migrants outside courtrooms and courthouses. William Brangham spoke with Father Brian Strassberger, a Jesuit Priest who serves migrants on both sides of the border, about what he saw at an immigration court hearing in Harlingen, Texas. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders
Please reach out to Angela & Marc Millis if you are interested in learning more about Rosie - Angela Millis 956-566-3051 / Marc Millis 956-408-0084...In 2013, Marc and Angela created their first Five-Year Financial Plan. The main mission was to replace Marc's corporate income with passive income from real estate investments. ..During those 5 years, they converted a primary and secondary home into rental property, purchased four rental homes as well as a 32-unit apartment complex. They realized their initial plan early and Marc left his corporate job in late July of 2017. ..They then embarked on their second Five Year Financial Plan, which included investing in six additional single-family renovations, two apartment complexes (33 units) and two commercial property conversions. They created Millis Real Estate Group, LLC where they have combined residential and commercial brokerage services with their growing investment properties. ..Marc has worked in real estate development for over 25 years. He has been involved in over 100 retail transactions, several multi-family transactions and numerous residential rental purchases. His experiences includes site selection, purchase contract, lease negotiation, due diligence, site development and governmental approvals and permits. ..Marc has a degree in City and Regional Planning from Appalachian State University in North Carolina. He worked as a city planner before beginning his career in commercial retail real estate. He spent 15 years with Lowe's Companies, Inc. in the Real Estate Department performing site development duties and acquisitions for new store expansion...He acquired his real estate license in 2009 and became Director of Keller Williams Commercial in McAllen, TX for over 2 years. His last corporate position was with Academy Sports + Outdoors where he acquired new sites and negotiated leases for the company's expansion plans. He is an Veteran Army Officer with 20 years time in service...Angela has been in the residential real estate industry for almost 23 years. She began her career with Keller Williams as an administrator while attending the University of Texas at San Antonio, where she obtained a degree in Biology, with a minor in Chemistry. She quickly moved into a full-time sales agent and within the next year was asked to become the Assistant Team Leader at her office...In 2005, she helped launch the new Keller Williams Market Center in McAllen and four years later opened two additional offices in Harlingen and Brownsville. Angela and her team ranked #1 in recruiting, profitability and owner profit among all of the new Keller Williams Market Centers in the United States. She continues to assist clients, obtain tenants for our properties and is heavily involved in the renovation of our acquired real estate assets...Thank you for listening to Cuadros Corner and thank you to Angela & Marc Millis for trusting me to share their story through this platform...You can follow me on instagram below:..https://www.instagram.com/sparktrest/?hl=en..#renovation #mcallentx #remodel
MCALLEN, Texas - Kathryn Lueders, general manager of Starbase says the local community means a big deal to SpaceX. Lueders gave the keynote speech at the Vistas from Texas seminar co-hosted by UT-Rio Grande Valley's Center for Border Economic Studies and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Her presentation was titled: “SpaceX's presence and impact on the RGV economy.” The event was held at Rio Bank's headquarters in McAllen. “We're vested, right? We are here to stay, and we will be looking forward to many, many launches off of Boca Chica and really understanding and being part of this community,” Lueders said. In a power-point presentation, Lueders showed what she said was one of her favorite pictures, taken from the harbor. “If you go to Starbase, none of that hardware happens without the people that are there. When I started a little bit over a year ago, less than 2,000 SpaceXers were there. We're now up to about twenty-five, twenty-six hundred.” Depending on how the company's construction and maintenance contracts go, another 700 to 800 workers could be added, she said. “You can be a rocket scientist, an engineer from the Rio Grande Valley and stay in the Rio Grande Valley. But this is a community endeavor. We're not doing this without huge investment from the community and creating places where our people want to stay and live and continue to live… this is going to take all of us to really be able to grow this enterprise, to be able to conduct all the missions that we want to do.” Lueders continued: “So community is like a big deal for us. Sometimes you can be so focused on work. But I tell people, wear your SpaceX shirt out in the community. Now, behave yourself when you're wearing your SpaceX shirt out in the community. If you're going to go out to parties, maybe leave your shirt home for that day. But I am proud of the fact of how many people are out there and living in the community, and that we actually do a lot of things to be able to get the community to understand that we do care about the community.” Lueders ran through some of things SpaceX does to integrate its workers in the community. “We have a third Saturday, where employees… there's a new area where we go. Marisela (Cortez) finds this place, across the whole Valley, spreads it out, because it is important for us to be able to show up and show that we do care and want to help,” Lueders said. Marisela Cortez is external affairs manager at Starbase. She was present for Lueders' presentation at the Vistas from Texas seminar. “We also do this thing once a month where we invite employees to work with a local restaurant, and we kind of we pick their day off and so that all their revenues on that day off are from SpaceXers. And we kind of then allow the folks to be able to go experience a new restaurant, like in Harlingen or Brownsville,” Lueders said. “Sometimes when we have people from out of state… it's just getting them to that first place and feeling comfortable, and then they can start exploring the community themselves. We specifically do that type of event with our Starbasers at least once a month.” Lueders added: “We also look at, what are the other community and support organizations (we can help)? Obviously, Marisela doesn't have an unlimited budget for support, but she looks around. What are the key things that most impact communities, and how do we make sure that we are showing a presence there? Because obviously, we want people to understand we do feel like part of this community.”Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
HARLINGEN, Texas - The Port of Harlingen will try again to expand its overweight corridor route in the 89th Legislature starting in January.As in the 88th session, the legislation will be carried by state Rep. Janie Lopez, R-San Benito.The legislation failed to make it into law in 2023, in part because of opposition from the Texas Department of Public Safety.But, says Port of Harlingen Executive Director Walker Smith, the legislation has merit because it would improve safety on the road. In an exclusive interview with Ron Whitlock Reports, Smith explained that three entities in the Rio Grande Valley have the authority to issue permits for shippers to use overweight corridors in the Rio Grande Valley - Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority, the Port of Brownsville, and the Port of Harlingen.He said trucks weighing no more than the Mexican Legal Weight Limit or 125,000 pounds can use an overweight corridor. On a regular corridor they can only carry 80,000 pounds.“If we're able to connect these corridors, it provides flexibility to the transportation system and dedicates those overweight trucks to these dedicated routes,” Smith said.“So, we're going to be looking to extend our overweight corridor from FM 509 to the Hidalgo County-Cameron County line, a 13-mile strip.“The legislation would essentially designate this route, FM, 509, US Highway 281, to the Hidalgo County and Cameron County lines. And at that point, the Hidalgo County RMA corridor would pick up and carry the cargo into the Pharr Bridge, or vice versa.”Editor's Note: Go to the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service website to read the full story. Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.
In this episode, Garrett welcomes Phillip Parker, OTR/L, and founder of Omni Rehabilitation in Harlingen, Texas and recent winner of the Neubie Grant Program. Phillip shares his journey from paramedic to occupational therapist and the drive that led him to return to his hometown to provide elite care in a place he calls a “therapy desert.” His passion for bringing high-quality rehab to the Rio Grande Valley, where advanced care options are limited, offers valuable insights for practitioners and patients alike. We discuss: Challenges and gaps in healthcare for rural and underserved communities Phillip's unique approach to bringing big-city therapy quality to smaller markets The NeuFit Grant Program and the impact of the Neubie on patient outcomes, especially with the high incidence of stroke patients in the community he serves How a competitive mindset can drive excellence in healthcare Phillip's commitment to providing cutting-edge care to his community is an inspiring story of dedication, vision, and resilience. Tune in to hear how he's transforming lives and raising the bar for therapy in South Texas!
In this episode: Aaron, SB and Raffi sit down with Zahriya Zackary from Bethel Music and answer the question: “Should we desire to be anointed?” (Submitted by Alex, 24, Harlingen, TX) Check out our website, Thehandlebarpodcast.com for more information, merch, how to partner with us and more. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@thehandlebarpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/handlebar/support
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/659 Presented By: TroutRoutes, Waters West, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors In this episode, we explore the thrilling world of Texas redfish fishing with expert guide Rick Hartman. Rick shares invaluable tips on casting in windy conditions, identifying nervous waters, and practicing techniques that will improve your chances of catching redfish, trout, tarpon, and other saltwater species. Join us as we uncover the secrets to successful fishing, including how to mark your line for more accurate casts and the surprising truth about whether a redfish will take a bare hook. Rick also provides a step-by-step guide on planning your next fishing trip to South Texas, ensuring you know what to do and what to avoid. Episode Chapters with Rick Hartman on Texas Redfish Adventures 1:38 - Rick recounts his introduction to fly fishing, which began accidentally through older family members during childhood trips to farm ponds and the mountains. He explains that he didn't realize fly fishing could be done in saltwater until he was in junior high. 5:35 - He describes the Lower Laguna Madre area in South Texas. It's a remote area with few access points, mainly through Port Isabel and Port Mansfield, and airports in Harlingen and Brownsville. Rick mentions that while most fishing is within the bay system, there are opportunities to fish in the Gulf of Mexico for various species, though the rough and windy conditions often limit these outings. 9:55 - We talk about the best times to target redfish in his area. Rick mentions that fall, especially September to October, is an excellent time to fish due to consistent weather. Although August can be very hot and humid, it still offers good fishing. Overall, he advises avoiding winter if traveling from afar to ensure a better fishing experience. 14:13 - We ask him about the stingray tailing. Rick explains that they act like vacuum cleaners on the flats, picking up crabs and shrimp from the bottom. Fish like trout and redfish follow behind stingrays to catch the leftovers the stingrays miss. This behavior makes the fish so focused that they don't notice nearby boats. 17:59 - To find a fish, Rick emphasizes that the first and most crucial factor is the water level, which can change daily due to wind. He explains that he assesses various spots based on whether the water levels are suitable for his boat to float. He also considers wind direction and looks for sheltered shorelines where the water might be clearer. Rick contrasts this with trout fishing, noting that unlike trout, which behave predictably, redfish can be much more challenging. The conditions and fish locations can change so rapidly that even after having a fishing spot "wired" for a week or two, a short break can make it feel like starting over. 20:34 - We dig into his involvement in casting competitions. Rick mentions he participated in these competitions for about 12 years, drawn by the excitement and substantial prize money which attracted participants globally. One these events was by the International Sportsmen's Expo (ISE). 24:01 - Rick recounts his success in various casting events, describing the process where top casters get to choose their fishing spots. He shares that his interest in casting began because he found it enjoyable and started working at a fly shop where he taught casting and fly tying classes. He was introduced to casting tournaments by a Sage representative, which led him to participate and eventually excel in these competitions through extensive practice. 29:45 - We ask him for some casting techniques, particularly in challenging conditions like windy environments or saltwater fishing. Rick emphasizes the importance of practicing with targets, suggesting anglers use a single target to practice hitting from various distances and directions. He stresses the significance of making effective second casts if the first cast is off-target, rather than wasting time stripping the line back in and starting over. 35:17 - Rick emphasizes that the casting stroke should not change in the wind; instead, the elevation of the forward cast should be adjusted. He advises aiming the forward cast lower to the water to prevent the wind from pushing the fly back. He warns against using too much force, which can create larger loops and reduce aerodynamics, suggesting a more controlled and precise technique for better results. 43:26 - He describes his process for preparing and helping his guests catch fish on his boat. He usually stops the boat 200-300 yards from the fishing spot to approach quietly. He observes the water to identify patterns and waits for the right time to fish. Rick provides tips for his guests, such as stripping off line and false casting to prepare. Depending on the wind conditions, he maneuvers the boat to give his guests the best possible shot at casting. 45:59 - Rick explains that "nervous water" looks different from the regular water pattern and can be a sign of fish activity. He elaborates that while water generally has a consistent pattern, a small area with a different pattern could indicate fish. 50:29 - We get into fly tying. Rick shares that he ties his own flies because store-bought ones often don't meet his standards. He mentions purchasing supplies from various places, including shows and local fly shops like Bob Marriott's and Fishing Tackle Unlimited. When asked about his go-to fly patterns, Rick highlights a small, tan, cream-bodied, weedless crab pattern in different weights, and a white clouser with a weed guard, both effective for redfish and speckled trout. He notes that while these patterns work in most situations, adjustments are sometimes necessary. 53:39 - We ask him about the brands he have worked with. He mentions reels from Abel and Ross, highlighting their high-quality reels. He also praises Rise Fishing Co. for their excellent rods. For lines, he uses those from Airflo. 54:43 - When planning for a fishing trip in South Texas, Rick emphasizes the importance of preparation. He advises not to assume you're ready just because you've fished before. Given the significant investment in the trip, he suggests practicing casting regularly, perhaps in your yard, to improve accuracy and distance. He also recommends seeking help from a local fly shop instructor if necessary. 56:18 - We get into movies, podcasts, and music. Rick reveals his love for Guy Ritchie films, particularly "Snatch" and "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," citing their great characters and one-liners. Our conversation shifts to media consumption during road trips. Rick shares that he listens to both music on Spotify and fly fishing podcasts, mentioning how his daughter introduced him to Spotify. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/659
This week, we continue the 2024 Church of Chris Area Wide Meeting coverage with a special twist. Brother Robert Madison of India gave a presentation in Harlingen, but was unable to connect with us to record. Instead, Jared and Christopher's father-in-law, Hugh Miller, agreed to be our guest. Hugh has over 20 years' experience in overseas missionary work and discussed the impacts of his involvement in the gospel work in India. We hope you enjoy his unique perspective. Church of Christ India: http://www.cofcindia.com/ Bibles for India: http://biblesforindia.net/
This week, we continue the 2024 Church of Chris Area Wide Meeting coverage with a special twist. Brother Robert Madison of India gave a presentation in Harlingen, but was unable to connect with us to record. Instead, Jared and Christopher's father-in-law, Hugh Miller, agreed to be our guest. Hugh has over 20 years' experience in overseas missionary work and discussed the impacts of his involvement in the gospel work in India. We hope you enjoy his unique perspective. Church of Christ India: http://www.cofcindia.com/ Bibles for India: http://biblesforindia.net/
We're back! After taking about a month off, the Brother Cousins are publishing new content again. As we begin season 4 (yes, you heard correctly--we began this three years ago), we are again publishing supplemental content from this year's Church of Chris Area Wide Meeting. This year it was hosted by the North 7th St. Church of Christ in Harlingen, TX. To discuss this year's theme, "Disciples Making Disciples," are brothers Chase Palmer and Wayne Lowry. Stay connected in coming weeks for additional speakers to join the cast and discuss individual topics.
We're back! After taking about a month off, the Brother Cousins are publishing new content again. As we begin season 4 (yes, you heard correctly--we began this three years ago), we are again publishing supplemental content from this year's Church of Chris Area Wide Meeting. This year it was hosted by the North 7th St. Church of Christ in Harlingen, TX. To discuss this year's theme, "Disciples Making Disciples," are brothers Chase Palmer and Wayne Lowry. Stay connected in coming weeks for additional speakers to join the cast and discuss individual topics.
Join us this week as we are live from Rock on the Moon 2 at The Moon Rock in Harlingen, Tx. We talk with Alex Soto of Amplifire Promotions, Ernie Acosta a.k.a Crazy Eyes of Music and Beyond Podcast, Freddy Honda and Troy from Popular Lon3r, and we try some food also. Big shoutout to Alex Soto for inviting us back to the event and to The Moon Rock for letting us do our thing there. Follow Amplifire Promotions here: https://www.instagram.com/amplifire.promotions/ Follow The Moon Rock here: https://www.themoonrockrgv.com/ Follow Ernie of the Music and Beyond Podcast here: https://www.instagram.com/musicandbeyondpodcast/ Follow Popular Lon3r here: https://www.youtube.com/@popularlon3rmusic
In this episode of Disruptors, we have Keith Sant with SEO Meets Real Estate Investors. Keith flew in from Harlingen, Texas to talk about how to generate over a million dollars in real estate leads per month. How He Generates Over A Million Dollars In... The post How He Generates Over A Million Dollars In Real Estate Leads A Month appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.
***DISCLAIMER*** - You will hear a lot of background music since we are in a bar that is playing music. Join us this week as we are live from Drink Up Local Bar in Harlingen, Tx for SUPERHERO NIGHT. We talk with Alex Soto from Drink Up & Amplifier Promotions and Cosplayer Robby Hernandez. Follow DRINK UP here: https://www.facebook.com/p/DRINK-UP-100093577453193/ https://www.instagram.com/drinkup956/ Follow Amplifier Promotions here: https://www.instagram.com/amplifire.promotions/ Follow Cosplayer Robby Hernandez here: https://www.instagram.com/multiversalcosplayer/reels/ Follow and subscribe to our social media and YouTube here: https://linktr.ee/9.56abv Thank you to the sponsors: The Landmark on Tower: https://landmarkontower.com/ King's Ink Tattoos: https://www.instagram.com/babygatortattoo/
Today on The Storehouse Media Podcast, Sherrie Clark and Neil "The Media Giant" Haley of The Neil Haley Show interview Nick Stahl. Nick Stahl was born in Harlingen, Texas on December 5, 1979, to Donna Lynn, a brokerage assistant, and William Kent Stahl, a businessman. After his mother took him to see a children's play at the age of four, Nick confidently declared that acting would be his future. Commercials and community plays followed, two television movies were also released in the early 90s. The breakthrough he needed came next when he starred alongside Mel Gibson, who hand-selected Nick for the role, in The Man Without a Face (1993). Nick played Chuck, the little boy who befriends a stranger that was disfigured in an accident. At age 17 he was cast in Disturbing Behavior (1998) and the ensemble film The Thin Red Line (1998), which was nominated for Best Picture by the Academy Awards. He has continued to find success with acting, and though he has been featured in major studio productions he is still, to date, more widely known for his edgier and darker indie film roles.
This week, join Jared, Christopher, and special guest, Sister Elizabeth Palmer for the complement to last week's episode about modesty for males. Elizabeth discusses God-centered modesty from a woman's perspective. She and Jared both share about the challenges of raising girls to embrace the value of modesty and offer ways of using our liberty to serve others. Elizabeth is also the co-owner of In Hymn Youth Choir in Harlingen, TX, "a high-quality, Christ-centered, music education program for students in the Rio Grande Valley.
Is immodest dress a problem for men? If so, what might that look like? Does Jesus care what men who serve Him wear? What are some principles which guide the way a man chooses to dress? In this episode, the Brother Cousins explore these ideas and more with guest Chase Palmer. Brother Chase serves as an elder at the North 7th St. Church of Christ in Harlingen, TX. As mentioned in the episode, the North 7th St. church is hosting an Area-Wide Meeting July 26-28, 2024. To register, visit awm.harlingenchurch.com/register.
In this insightful episode of the Agents Lounge Podcast, hosts Francisco Bermudez Jr. and Marco Salinas welcome a special guest, Raymond Fuentes, a seasoned mortgage professional from Southwest Funding. As the first lender to grace the platform, Raymond brings a unique perspective to the show, shedding light on the intricacies of the mortgage industry.Raymond shares his journey, starting in the credit repair business and transitioning into the world of mortgages in 2018. He candidly discusses the challenges he faced during the tumultuous year of 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the real estate market. Raymond's firsthand experiences provide listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at the mortgage landscape, offering valuable insights into navigating the ever-changing industry.One of the key topics explored is the current state of the market, with Raymond emphasizing the importance of setting realistic expectations for clients. He cautions against making bold predictions about future interest rates, urging listeners to focus on the options available today rather than speculating about tomorrow. This pragmatic approach is a refreshing departure from the hype and hyperbole often found in the industry.Raymond delves into the unique needs of self-employed individuals and investors, showcasing his expertise in navigating alternative loan programs, such as bank statement loans and debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loans. These insights are particularly valuable for real estate agents working with a diverse client base.Throughout the conversation, Raymond emphasizes the importance of communication, accessibility, and transparency in the mortgage process. He shares his strategies for building strong relationships with real estate agents, highlighting the value of prompt responses, personalized service, and a commitment to going the extra mile for clients.Listeners will also gain a deeper understanding of the mortgage approval process, including the role of credit scores, income, and assets. Raymond provides practical advice for first-time homebuyers, as well as those looking to purchase additional properties while still maintaining an existing mortgage.Whether you're a seasoned real estate professional or aspiring to enter the industry, this episode of the Agents Lounge Podcast offers a wealth of insights and actionable tips from an experienced mortgage expert. Tune in to unlock the secrets of the mortgage world and gain a competitive edge in the ever-evolving real estate landscape.About Raymond Fuentes:Raymond Fuentes is an expert mortgage lender at Southwest Funding specializing in helping self-employed individuals navigate the complexities of the real estate market. With a keen understanding of the challenges faced by self-employed individuals, such as managing taxes and income documentation, Raymond provides unconventional financing solutions like bank statement and P&L loans. As a champion for client acquisition, he employs strategies involving networking, social media, and maintaining a strong Google presence with stellar reviews. Bilingual and always reachable, he prides himself on prompt communication and professional service, backed by a diligent team. Having transitioned from credit repair to a full mortgage business, Raymond's expertise grew during the pandemic, adapting to the changing needs of homebuyers seeking more space and secure investments. With a remarkable track record of locking in rare low rates and guiding clients through the home-buying process with transparency, Raymond emphasizes education over mere rate hunting. A family man with ties to Harlingen, Texas, he relocated to San Antonio due to a job promotion before delving into mortgages. His downtime is spent indulging in cycling, hitting the gym, fishing, and beach vacations. Raymond's genuine approach to client interaction, coupled with his passion for the industry and care for his family, makes him a distinctive voice in the mortgage lending space.southwestfunding.com/rfuentesAbout The Show Sponsor:The Agents Lounge Podcast is proudly sponsored by Airtegrity Comfort Solutions, your trusted HVAC experts in San Antonio, TX. With a commitment to exceptional service and top-notch comfort, Airtegrity is dedicated to keeping your home or business cool in the scorching Texas heat.Visit their website at https://airtegritycs.com to discover the range of services they offer. From professional air conditioning installations to reliable repairs and maintenance, Airtegrity has you covered. Their team of skilled technicians is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to handle all your HVAC needs efficiently and effectively.Whether you're looking for a new system installation, need repairs, or want to schedule routine maintenance to ensure your HVAC system is running smoothly, Airtegrity Comfort Solutions is just a phone call away. Reach out to them at 210-446-0105, and their friendly staff will be ready to assist you.Experience the comfort and peace of mind that comes with Airtegrity's exceptional HVAC solutions. Trust their reliable service and enjoy the benefits of a well-functioning heating and cooling system. 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Summary This sermon focuses on the topic of spiritual warfare, with a focus on the importance of understanding the unseen battle that is taking place in the spiritual realm. The sermon highlights the authority and power that believers have through prayer and the Word of God. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Invitation to Seminars 01:17 Preaching on Spiritual Warfare 05:44 The Unseen Battle 08:29 Entering the Spiritual Battle 10:56 The Reality of Spiritual Warfare 13:14 The Spiritual Realm 14:26 The Battle for Your Heart 15:27 Becoming a Target for the Devil 19:30 The Upper Hand in Spiritual Warfare 21:08 Fighting the Spiritual Battle 23:45 The Authority and Power of God 26:09 Putting on the Armor of God 28:19 Being Ready for Battle 29:42 The Power of Prayer in Spiritual Warfare 32:37 The Divine Power to Demolish Strongholds 36:21 Activating the Power of God through Prayer 38:09 Fighting the Spiritual Battle with Spiritual Weapons 41:32 The Authority and Power Given to Believers 43:08 The Power of God Confirmed by Signs and Miracles 44:05 Conclusion and Call to Action Takeaways Believers are engaged in a spiritual battle against demonic forces in the unseen realm. Understanding the reality of spiritual warfare is crucial for believers to effectively fight the battle. Prayer and the Word of God are powerful weapons in spiritual warfare. Believers have the authority and power to overcome the enemy and walk in victory. Find a CFM Church near you: https://cfmmap.org SUBSCRIBE TO PREMIUM: Subscribe for only $2.99/month on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taking-the-land/subscribe Subscribe for only $3/month on Supercast: https://taking-the-land.supercast.com/ Subscribe for only $4.99/month on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3vy1s5b --- We need five-star reviews! Tell the world what you think about this podcast at: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3vy1s5b Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/taking-the-land-cfm-sermon-pod-43369 --- Visit our sponsors: ***FEATURED*** Global Passport Express: Mention this ad to get a 10% discount on all services: https://bit.ly/TTL-GPE Pastor Mike Ashcraft's Financial Services: (310) 403-6471 10% Discount Off First Order from Advanced Creative Design: advancedcreativedesign23@gmail.com $100 Credit for Text In Church: https://bit.ly/TTL-TIC
lovethylawyer.comA transcript of this podcast is available at lovethylawyer.com.Harlan SimonCRIMINAL DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ALAMEDA COUNTY, 3/2023 - present, MARIN COUNTY, 2022 - 2/2023 LAW OFFICES OF HARLAN G. SIMON, LOS ANGELES, 1990 -1991 Criminal Defense Private Practice DEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, 1986 - 1990 75 Jury Trials (felony & misdemeanor) IMMIGRATION and CIVIL LITIGATION HAMMOND LAW GROUP, SF satellite office, 2005 - 2019 (intervals) Business Immigration Law LAW OFFICES OF LINDA SCAPAROTTI, SAN FRANCISCO, 1992 -1996 Psychotherapy Malpractice, Plaintiff-Side, 2 Jury Trials to Verdict HAMMOND LAW GROUP, OHIO, 1991-1992 Business Immigration LawCLERKSHIPS, PRO BONO and TEACHING UNITED STATES ATTORNEY, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY, Law Clerk, summer 1983 GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER, SAN JOSE, Law Clerk, summer 1984 PROBAR, HARLINGEN TX, 1992 Pro Bono Asylum and Deportation Defense SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW LOS ANGELES 1989 - 1990 Adjunct Professor, Legal Writing and Advocacy Please subscribe and listen. Then tell us who you want to hear and what areas of interest you'd like us to cover. Louis Goodman www.louisgoodman.comhttps://www.lovethylawyer.com/510.582.9090Music: Joel Katz, Seaside Recording, MauiTech: Bryan Matheson, Skyline Studios, OaklandAudiograms: Paul Roberts louis@lovethylawyer.com
Join us this week as we are live from Beer Fest '23 at The Moon Rock in Harlingen, Tx. We try some drinks and we are joined by Basilio Gonzales, Alex Soto, Quez Black, Kazer from Kazer and The Damaged Goods, Shaun Mecca, and Glizzey's Food Hut. We also try some Thai Food brought mid show by the great people from the Mod Dang! Thai Food Truck. Huge shoutout to The Moon Rock for having us again. Much love. Follow our guests for this episode and check out what they do here: Basilio Gonzales- https://instagram.com/bthe_universe?igshid=MTk0NTkyODZkYg== Alex Soto- https://instagram.com/alexsothrowed?igshid=MTk0NTkyODZkYg== Quez Black- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100078486618969&mibextid=LQQJ4d Kazer of KTDG- https://www.ktdgmusic.com Shaun Mecca- https://shaunmecca.com Glizzey's Food Gut- https://www.facebook.com/GlizzeysFoodHut?mibextid=LQQJ4d Thank you to the sponsors: The Landmark on Tower: https://landmarkontower.com/ Liquor 101: https://liquor101tx.com/ Pirriwiris Miche Mix: https://www.instagram.com/pirriwiris_mmix/?hl=en King's Ink Tattoos: https://www.instagram.com/babygatortattoo/ Nature's Joint: https://www.instagram.com/naturesjoint06/?hl=en
Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: A coalition of progressive groups gathered at the Capitol for a news conference stating opposition to school vouchers yesterday: https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/state/2023/10/18/our-taxes-shouldnt-be-paying-for-discrimination-activists-speak-to-equity-support-concerns-in-school/71232595007/ Jim Jordan is even further short of the votes he needs to become Speaker of the House - trailing Democrat Hakeem Jeffries - with three Texas Republicans still holding out: https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/17/politics/republicans-who-voted-against-jim-jordan/index.html A plane took off from Harlingen yesterday carrying the first U.S. deportees to Venezuela in several years: https://apnews.com/article/venezuela-migrants-deportation-texas-biden-immigration-1115aa224f1fa79fb88bd991a8ed705a A member of Ken Paxton's impeachment defense team will run against a House Republican who voted to impeach the AG: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas-politics/paxton-impeachment-defense-lawyer-to-launch-bid-for-texas-house/ Texas will recieve multiple millions of the historic $3.5 billion Biden administration spend on energy infrastructure improvements: https://www.aol.com/biden-announces-3-5b-projects-200449856.html#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16977101832878&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.aol.com%2Fbiden-announces-3-5b-projects-200449856.html The City of San Marcos will pay a group of four passengers on a Biden campaign bus - including former Senator Wendy Davis - who city police failed to help as they were accosted by Trump supporters in 2020: https://www.texastribune.org/2023/10/17/trump-train-san-marcos-lawsuit-settlement/ Also in San Marcos: a pre-school teacher's aide has been fired and is in legal trouble after a 4-year old student found a gun in their backpack: https://www.star-telegram.com/news/state/texas/article280681745.html The Texas GOP is fracturing over fears that its leadership is tolerant of antisemitic elements: https://www.expressnews.com/politics/article/texas-gop-antisemitism-18431798.php The New York Times podcast "The Daily" covers regrets of Eagle Pass residents two years after embracing Operation Lone Star: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/19/podcasts/the-daily/texas-immigration.html Thanks for listening! Check out our voter guide for the November election, and consider making a donation to support our continued work, at https://progresstexas.org/.
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The Coach's Journey: Hickel Woolery's Path from Jamaica to Texas In this episode of the Gill Athletics Connections Podcast, we bring you the captivating journey of Hickel Woolery, a dedicated track and field coach from Harlingen High School in the great state of Texas. Hosted by Mike Cunningham, this conversation is packed with insights, experiences, and wisdom that track and field coaches across America, both at the high school and college levels, will find invaluable. Hickel Woolery's story is one of courage, determination, and a deep passion for the sport. From his early days as a multi-event athlete in Jamaica to his current role as a high school coach in Texas, Woolery's journey is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of embracing change. In this episode, Woolery shares his experiences as a student-athlete in Jamaica, his transition to college athletics in the United States, and his eventual shift into coaching. He discusses the challenges of moving to a new country, the dynamics of being a student-athlete, and the lessons he learned from his own coaches. Listen in as Woolery and Cunningham discuss the intricacies of recruiting, the responsibilities of a coach, and the importance of mindset in athletics. Whether you're a seasoned coach or just starting out in the field, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the most dedicated coaches in the business. Tune in to the Gill Athletics Connections Podcast and let Hickel Woolery's journey inspire you to reach new heights in your own coaching career. WATCH ON YOUTUBE Want to have an exploratory conversation about YOUR track equipment needs? Connect with us: Host Mike Cunningham on Twitter: @mikecunningham Email: sales@gillathletics.com Phone: 800-637-3090 Twitter: @GillAthletics Instagram: @GillAthletics1918 Facebook: facebook.com/gillathletics LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/gillathletics/
I'm stoked to talk with Linda Rodriguez, owner of The Brewery, about her first love of baking, attending the Culinary Arts program in Harlingen where she fine-tuned her skills, following in her mother's entrepreneurial footsteps and starting Linda's Pastries, how the birth of her second son transitioned her business to something more flexible through The Brewery, what inspires her unique and delicious drink recipes, why she thrives at pop up events, and how she moved past her inner critic in episode 195.
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