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The Valley's Morning News Rewind

The Valley's Morning News Rewind

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Top stories, interviews and segments from the week on 710 KURV.The Valley’s Morning News Podcast- Sergio Sanchez talks with community leaders and other special guests about issues that affect your daily life.Radio United, LLC 政治・政府
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  • We look at how a bank is advocating for local consumers, we look at the expanding opportunities across local industries, we get an economic update from the Pharr International bridge, and we look at the demand in hybrid vehicles.
    2026/10/11

    Ford Sasser, CEO of Rio Bank talked about his ongoing efforts advocating for stronger consumer protections related to digital payment apps that operate outside traditional banking regulations.

    Mario Reyna, president of RioPlex, gave us an update on the Rio Grande Valley’s economic growth, the impact of USMCA, and the expanding opportunities across local industries.

    Pharr International Bridge Director Luis Bazan with a preview of the upcoming Gateway Forum, highlighting the bridge’s strong year of growth despite political challenges.

    Bob Vackar of the Bert Ogden Auto Group, talked about the hybrid vehicle demand continuing to rise, and how Nissan will introduce a new state‑of‑the‑art hybrid this fall that’s expected to lead the market.

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  • Hidalgo County is working to create a an emergency preparedness medical reserve corps, we look at how a local bank is helping families purchase homes, the deadline to register to vote is coming up and we get an update on South Texas College’s enrollment.
    2026/10/03

    Hidalgo County Emergency Preparedness Manager Clarissa Perez talked about the county’s push to build a Medical Reserve Corps to train and be ready for disasters or public health emergencies.

    Joe Quiroga, President Texas National Bank and Rey Garcia, President of the TNB Foundation talked about how they help hard working families purchase homes.

    Robby Haddad, a board member with the non‑partisan nonprofit AACT Now talked about voter registration and why turnout is so important for the Rio Grande Valley.

    Dr. Rodney Rodriguez, Vice President of South Texas College, gave us an update on STC’s enrollment growth and the college’s push to align its curriculum with the rapidly expanding industries across South Texas.

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    50 分
  • We talk about continuing fight against illegal drugs, how can the film industry better represent Hispanics, we look at how one organization is trying to recruit industry to our area, and how is McAllen International Airport is improving the airpor
    2026/09/26

    Sara Carter, Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, talked about latest in the illegal drug war — cartel tactics, drones, Mexico’s role, China’s supply chain, and U.S. countermeasures.

    Filmmaker Brenda Patricia Garza talked about the South Texas Film Festival — the challenges, the wins, and the fight for better representation in the movie industry.

    Mario Reyna of RioPlex talked about their Mexico City trip to recruit new industries to the RGV.

    McAllen International Airport Aviation Director Jeremy Santoscoy about airport growth, rising passenger numbers, and a huge grant that will fund major upgrades and infrastructure improvements.

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    51 分
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