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Travis Whitehead
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Reporter, The Brownsville Herald
Brownsville
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Fashion , Biographies , Entertainment , Business , Currency
At present, I am no longer covering the retail or IT industries.
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By Travis Whitehead Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified SAN BENITO — Residents can now pay their county taxes at a new drive-thru location in the middle of town. City and county officials gathered Friday morning at the Cameron County Tax-Assessor Collector’s San Benito Tax Office drive-thru lanes. The new lanes at 199 S. Sam Houston Blvd. will give residents easy access to fast service, said Tony Yzaguirre, Jr., tax assessor-collector. “They’re going to be able to pay their property taxes, current or delinquent,” Yzaguirre said.
By Travis Whitehead Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified HARLINGEN — They’ve had a long and challenging sojourn to graduation — and they’ve made it. The seniors at the Harlingen School of Health Professions not only confronted the hardships of the pandemic, they stepped up to help with vaccination clinics to bring COVID infections under control. Their medical training at HSHP qualified them to fill that crucial need, and they acquired vital experiences in the process.
By Travis Whitehead Verified| The Monitor (McAllen, TX) Verified SAN BENITO — Residents can now pay their county taxes at a new drive-thru location in the middle of town. City and county officials gathered Friday morning at the Cameron County Tax-Assessor Collector’s San Benito Tax Office drive-thru lanes. The new lanes at 199 S. Sam Houston Blvd. will give residents easy access to fast service, said Tony Yzaguirre, Jr., tax assessor-collector. “They’re going to be able to pay their property taxes, current or delinquent,” Yzaguirre said.
Company Info
The Brownsville Herald
The Brownsville Herald has been servicing the Rio Grande Valley for more than 100 years, with weekly features that focus on the areas schools, neighborhoods, history and heritage. Our slogan, "We're telling your stories," shows our commitment to reporting news and events that are most important to our readers. The Brownsville Herald serves readers in areas where two cultures and two languages have meld into a community that is uniquely Southern Texan, and focuses on reporting the news that impacts your life and were you raise your families. There are also specialty publications and ancillary products that meet the needs of communities surrounding Brownsville, Texas. The Brownsville Herald web site, www.BrownsvilleHerald.com attracts a highly desirable audience with local area residents making up 70% of the overall web site audience. Our online audience is comprised of loyal, web-savvy users who are online every day of the week. On average, 65% of our audience visits the web site every day and nearly 40% have been visiting for over a year. The Brownsville Herald offers tremendous value to advertisers looking to target consumers, while adding incremental reach to their marketing mix with an online campaign. We publish several specialty publications and offer a variety of niche advertising products and solutions for our advertising partners. Poly Bags- A specialty bag that covers the Star home delivery papers 7 days a week. Tab-Ons - Post your ads on the front page of the paper.
Founded: 1892