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MONAHANS, Texas (Big 2/Fox 24) - Congressman Will Hurd made a stop in Monahans Sunday for his DC2DQ town hall trip.
While in town, the congressman focused on the economy, specifically regarding the trouble with roads in areas like Ward and even Loving Counties.
A number of local youth and their parents welcomed Congressman Will Hurd during a special event on Friday, August 31.
The Congressman donated an assortment of children’s books to the library from the Library of Congress.
MONAHANS, Texas (Big 2/Fox 24) - U.S. Rep. Will Hurd will be making a stop in Monahans over the weekend.
Hurd will meet with the community at Dairy Queen to discuss the issues facing Texans as well as the latest developments and initiatives moving through congress.
MONAHANS, TX (KWES) -
Congressman Will Hurd will be at our Monahans Dairy Queen Sunday.
He will hold a meet and greet and provide the opportunity to learn more about what he's doing in Congress for the people of District 23.
Congressman Hurd will be there from 7:00 to 8:00 pm.
Cerca de un centenar de familias de la colonia Cotton Valley ya cuenta con los servicios de alcantarillado y saneamiento gracias a un proyecto financiado por la Agencia de Protección Ambiental de Estados Unidos (EPA) a través del Fondo de Infraestructura Ambiental Fronteriza (BEIF) que administra el Banco de Desarrollo de América del Norte (BDAN).
Texas A&M University-San Antonio brokered a deal with Facebook enabling the college to be the first in Texas to join the social media company's Cyber Security University Program, officials announced Wednesday.
After traveling to the hotbed of illegal immigration and drug trafficking, Republican Rep. Will Hurd is more convinced than ever that America doesn't need a border wall.
U.S. Rep. Will Hurd, R-San Antonio, said after returning from Central America that countries from which migrants have fled could help Homeland Security find the families of some 350 children who remain separated from parents who either left the United States voluntarily or were deported.
San Antonians soon will see a new federal courthouse take shape downtown.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) awarded a $117.4 million design-and-build contract for San Antonio’s new federal courthouse to Brasfield & Gorrie on Wednesday. The federal agency expects construction to begin next spring.
The U.S. General Services Administration on Wednesday awarded a $117.4 million design-and-build contract to Brasfield & Gorrie LLC that will move the construction of a new federal courthouse in San Antonio from the drawing board to dirt turning.