Good morning, Edinburg.

The Edinburg Police Department is hosting its 30th annual National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

4 at Promenade Park Amphitheater at 6 p.m. and will provide a free carnival, car show, live music, plus backpack and school supply giveaways while supplies last.

Academy Award nominee Terrence Howard visited Edinburg on Monday to discuss business ventures and was honored at City Hall (with a proclamation declaring July 27 as Terrence Howard Day).

Edinburg CISD Board met for six hours on Saturday but did not choose a new superintendent and will hold a second round of interviews soon; interim superintendent Adel Felix remains in charge until a replacement is hired.

Dan Buettner, Jr., chief development officer for Blue Zones, visited Edinburg and other RGV communities last week, saying rising health and productivity costs could increase $7.1 billion per year.

Blue Zones and Methodist Healthcare Ministries will seek sponsors to launch programs promoting healthier lifestyles (to cut chronic disease expenses).

Dr. Daniel Romanelli from DHR Health advises that a strong core, hips, and trunk can help athletes improve performance and avoid injuries.

Residents can schedule appointments for sports medicine evaluations at the Edinburg clinic (5540 Raphael Drive) by calling (956) 362-5870.

Barak Concert at Bert Ogden Arena

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