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Today’s edition · Sun., Nov. 8

CBP holds a Weslaco hiring session Thursday, plus butterflies in Mission

Plus, the Texas Butterfly Festival is on in Mission this weekend.

The Good Day Edinburg team4 sources2 min read

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Hiring

If you've thought about a federal law enforcement career, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is holding a hiring information session on Thu., Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to noon at , 2290 W. Pike Blvd., Suite 100. is recruiting for CBP Officer positions, and representatives will cover qualifications, the application process and job incentives. Fox Rio Grande Valley

The CBP hiring session runs 9 a.m. to noon Thursday

Workforce Solutions Weslaco, 2290 W. Pike Blvd., Suite 100

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  • 9 a.m. to noonCBP hiring information session
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Thu., Nov. 12
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CBP Officer positions

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9 a.m. to noonCBP hiring information session
DateThu., Nov. 12
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Butterflies

The Texas Butterfly Festival kicks off this weekend in Mission. MyRGV.com

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Two Dallas Cowboys legends are headed to the Valley for the holidays. Tony Hill and Drew Pearson will take part in the 2026 McAllen Holiday Parade on Dec. 5. The theme is "Wild Christmas," with illuminated floats and giant character balloons. Pearson is a Pro Football Hall of Fame member. Now that's a Christmas lineup.

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CBP holds a Weslaco hiring session Thursday, plus butterflies in Mission

Plus, the Texas Butterfly Festival is on in Mission this weekend.

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  1. CBP hosts a hiring session in Weslaco Thu., Nov. 12
  2. Texas Butterfly Festival is this weekend in Mission
  3. Calaveritas 5K starts at 5 p.m. at Edinburg Municipal Park
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