Good morning, Edinburg.

Edinburg Parks and Recreation will host a send-off ceremony for its TAAF athletes on Wednesday, July 29 at 10 a.m. at the Edinburg Activity Center (123 E.

Mark S. Pena Dr.) as they prepare to compete at the Games of Texas in College Station in golf, track, swimming, boxing, and tennis.

The Museum of South Texas History hosts Tacos & Tequila on Friday, July 24 at 6 p.m. at 200 N.

Closner Blvd. The event features tequila tastings by Pi Tequila, tacos from Buena Vida, live music, and costs $50 per ticket.

Edinburg Cultural Arts Department and Edinburg Arts Foundation launch a Sip & Paint series at the ACE Center, 315 W.

McIntyre St., on select Saturdays from July through December; sessions cost $25 plus tax, include supplies, and offer optional canvas upgrades, refreshments and gift shop concessions.

The UTRGV School of Medicine will host its White Coat Ceremony on Saturday, July 25 at the Performing Arts Complex, welcoming its largest-ever local class—56 new students with 62% from the Rio Grande Valley—as they begin training to serve their community.

AEP Texas is seeking public input on its plan to rebuild a 41-mile transmission line from San Benito to South Alamo to meet growth in the Rio Grande Valley (the Public Utility Commission of Texas will decide the final route) with comments accepted online or by phone.

Blue Zones is presenting findings on community readiness to fight diabetes and obesity to Hidalgo County elected officials today — the study is based on extensive local input that shows strong support for wellness initiatives.

A senior healthcare executive reported hundreds of pages of research detail.

Barak Concert at Bert Ogden Arena

7 p.m. — Bert Ogden Arena — Ticket availability varies — Experience the vibrant performance of Barak in Edinburg.