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The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley’s College of Education and P-16 Integration H-E-B Read 3 and the Edinburg Housing Authority partnered this summer to bring community awareness to the issues of literacy and nutrition. The new summer program ran from July 23-27 at the Albores Courts Community Center in Edinburg, with 19 qualifying families recruited by EHA literacy coordinator Araceli Porras. Dr. Criselda Garcia, professor and associate dean for Initial Preparation Programs and Academic Affairs in the UTRGV College of Education and P-16 Integration, and Dr. Hermelinda Hesbrook, representative from H-E-B Read 3, spearheaded the program. (Courtesy Photo)

H-E-B and UTRGV Partnered on Literacy and Nutrition Awareness Program

MDN Staff - Sep 24, 2018

Vitalant will maintain the same community-based staff in every donation center, and donors will experience the personal, professional and comfortable level of service they have come to trust and expect.

United Blood Services is now Vitalant; New Name, Unified Brand for...

MDN Staff - Sep 24, 2018

Only give personal information like your Medicare Number to doctors, insurers acting on your behalf, or trusted people in the community who work with Medicare like your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP).

Watch Out for Scams, Protect your Identity

MDN Staff - Sep 24, 2018

11th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Run, Ride

MDN - Sep 13, 2018

Hurricane Florence Live Watch

MDN - Sep 10, 2018

DHR Health Increases Childhood Cancer Awareness throughout the Month of September

MDN - Sep 6, 2018

The Health and Human Services Commission's (HHSC) met at the Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance and received public testimony that will help review the history and future roll-out of Medicaid Managed Care in Texas. Photo by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

DHR Health Hosts Key Lawmakers, Health Services Heard Public Testimonies

MDN Staff - Sep 4, 2018

Dr. Dimple Desai

Publisher’s Word: Expanding Medicine by Bringing the Old and Making it...

MDN Staff - Sep 3, 2018

This is you chance to show your pride and commitment to keep Texas litter-free just like Stevie Ray Vaughan, George Strait, Willie Nelson, LeAnn Rimes and Grupo Fantasma have done in the past. Enter the “Don’t Mess with Texas” Song search Contest, compose a 30 second song, incorporating the campaign’s anti-litter message, and submit via video for the chance to win. For more information go to: http://www.dontmesswithtexas.org

‘Don’t Mess with Texas’ Launches Contest for New Song

MDN Staff - Aug 30, 2018

Grant will Help Train Parents Caring for Children with Autism Spectrum...

MDN Staff - Aug 30, 2018