Sports News

• La Villa looks to continue historic playoff march
• Another Showdown
• Three Mid-Valley athletes qualify for state
• Boxing event to take place at Livestock show grounds
• At least 300 Mid-Valley fans set to attend Panterita’s fight
• La Villa clinch playoff spot with win over Agua Dulc
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Lady 'Jackets down1-0 to Alice

Business News

• Hurdles to homeownership defy good mortgage rates in upper Valley
• Scientist: Do the math on energy crops
• Knapp Medical Center marks 50 years with look forward, back
• Proposed med facility could bring more than 100 jobs
• Valley cities compete to bring $1 million to local food banks
• Officials: Westgate expansion signals beginning of roadway’s northern growth
• Officials note increase in Mexican visitors for Holy Week

Entertainment News

• South Texas College to present the Fourth Annual Environmental Education Fair at Frontera Audubon Society
• ‘Miracle at Donna:’ the story behind the film
• Awesome Blossom: Onion Fest draws thousands over two days
• Museum to hold Easter craft workshop
• Onion Fest draws thousands over two days
• Museum Guild presents ‘Images from a Movie House’ Oct. 25
• Valley arts community still recovering from Dolly

Community News

• Proposed med facility could bring more than 100 jobs
• Service with a smile: Teachers serve students at fast food cancer fundraiser
• The gift of giving back
• Keeping faith: Pitching staff keeps E-E competative following star player’s departure
• Ohio ocelot visit aims to raise awareness of native counterparts
• Youth of the Year: Border Patrol honors high-achieving high school seniors
• Valley cities compete to bring $1 million to local food banks

Education News

• Dropout recovery gaining popularity in La Villa
• UT System returns to Valley for Vista Summit
• Donna group tries to start Boys & Girls Club
• Examiner finds good cause to fire E-E schools chief
• A Historical Mission: Mercedes students set out to chronicle city’s past
• Donna Public Library cafe begins to serve good eats daily
• Med High Students prepare for “The Hunger Games” by holding their own

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