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Bill Worley, top, serves mashed potatoes with other Bentsen Grove residents at Proyecto Desarollo Humano’s community center for the Thanksgiving holidays.

A Winter Texan Holiday

There’s no place like the Rio Grande Valley for Christmas

Most Winter Texans won’t be home for Christmas — whether home is Illinois, Wisconsin, Ontario, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa or somewhere else entirely. Instead, they’ll spend the holidays in the Rio Grande Valley in their RV parks or houses, dining...

A Winter Texan kickoff with all the trimmings

It’s best to be with family on Thanksgiving. But if the vastness of the United States prevents you from doing that and you’re a Winter Texan, one of the next best things is to make merry with other Winter Texans at an RV park. So, that’s what I...

Monitor unveils Web site for Winter Texans

Need to find a pharmacist? Perhaps some places to enjoy a jam session or have ice cream and socialize? Try www.wintertexan.com. How about events, hospitals or an RV park? That’s just the tip of what www.wintertexan.com will offer. Admittedly,...

More hospitals and services popping up in area

Winter Texans will notice more hospitals and other health centers than when they were last in the Rio Grande Valley. In the past year, hospitals in the area have opened new facilities, expanded services or done both, so that patients won’t have to...

Rain aids local golf scene

Hector Flores has been the course manager at Ebony Hills for almost six years. In most of those years, the hot Rio Grande Valley summer has left his Edinburg golf course parched, needing to rely more on irrigation than rainfall to be ready for the...

Winter Texans Carol Gonzales, left, and Frank Jackson, right, pose in front of an exhibit at the Museum of South Texas History in Edinburg.  The two volunteer as docents during their time in the Valley.

Winter Texans making a difference

They come. They shop. They eat. They go out. They play. They enjoy life. But Winter Texans also serve another vital role in the Rio Grande Valley — they change people’s lives. Local community organizations virtually drop to their knees, clasp...

New breed of Winter Texan less likely to stay put

Picture the typical Winter Texans: In their 70s, married, retired, Minnesota residents with their own RV or mobile home. They love the climate, Rio Grande Valley people and Mexico, and they love to browse the flea markets. They’re not sure they want...

New shopping centers opening in late fall, spring

McALLEN — Shopping is never dull in the Rio Grande Valley, and a slew of new and upcoming shopping centers will provide local residents and visitors with plenty of options this holiday season. While Hidalgo County is one of the poorest counties in...

Travelers need documents for trips to Mexico

PHARR — While traveling in Mexico can be fun and adventurous, travelers should know what documents to bring in order for their trips to run smoothly. If you want to travel into the interior of Mexico, you must have a Mexican travel visa. Information...

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