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Melissa Cantu Trevino

Melissa Cantu Trevino

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Managing Editor, Alice Echo-News Journal

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  • DPS issues reminders for drivers, offers resources for new school year

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified| Alice Echo-News Journal Verified Submitted mtrevino@cherryroad.comAUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reminds drivers to use extra caution in-and-around school zones and neighborhoods as students head back to school for new school year. This includes knowing state laws about driving near stopped school buses and not using cell phones when you’re behind the wheel. It also means utilizing the many resources available to parents, school staff and students.

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified · Alice Echo-News Journal

    Aug. 11, 2023

  • AENJ’s managing editor announces departure

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified| Alice Echo-News Journal Verified Staff mtrevino@cherryroad.com Alice Echo - News Journal's managing editor recently announced she will be leaving the newspaper on Wednesday, Aug. 16. Melissa Cantu Trevino joined the newspaper in Oct. 2014 as a news reporter and became the managing editor in Sept. 2019.

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified · Alice Echo-News Journal

    Aug. 11, 2023

  • DPS issues reminders for drivers, offers resources for new school year

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified| Alice Echo-News Journal Verified Submitted mtrevino@cherryroad.comAUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reminds drivers to use extra caution in-and-around school zones and neighborhoods as students head back to school for new school year. This includes knowing state laws about driving near stopped school buses and not using cell phones when you’re behind the wheel. It also means utilizing the many resources available to parents, school staff and students.

    By Melissa Cantu Trevino Verified · Alice Echo-News Journal

    Aug. 11, 2023

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Alice Echo-News Journal

We deliver innovative technologies to the public sector to foster collaboration and transparency between communities and their governments.

Minnesota, United States

+1 206-438-5900

Founded: 1983