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12/29/2025

My rescue dog Baxter has been terrified of fireworks since the day I brought him home. Every Fourth of July turned into a nightmare: him shaking under the bed, panting so hard I worried his heart would give out, and refusing to eat for days after. Last year was the worst: he broke through a window screen trying to escape the noise, resulting in a $300 vet bill, anxiety meds that made him a zombie, and me sitting on the bathroom floor with him for six hours straight while he trembled in my arms. This year, I was dreading it all over again. Then, two days ago, I saw a random tip in a pet group (I've been on there lately, ordering handmade dog beds and treats from amazing crafters). Someone posted about using tennis balls in the dryer to create white noise that masks fireworks. I thought it sounded absolutely insane, but I was desperate enough to try anything. So, tonight, before the fireworks started, I threw six tennis balls, an old sneaker, and a knotted towel into the dryer. I turned off the heat and let it run. The steady thumping sound filled the house, and I waited, holding my breath, for Baxter's usual panic to start. Nothing. The first firework went off; he lifted his head, looked around, and went back to sleep. I actually started crying. For the first time in three years, my dog is sleeping peacefully on July 4th instead of hiding and shaking. He's been passed out on the couch for two hours now, completely unbothered, while the neighborhood explodes around us. Sometimes the simplest solutions are the ones that save you. If your dog struggles tonight, try this; it might just change everything.

12/18/2025

Update: Water is back in service.

🚨Be advised
Water service will be interrupted on Nora Drive & Gloria Ann Drive TODAY, December 18th, for repairs. Service will resume around 10:00pm. Thank you.

10/01/2025

NEWS RELEASE: Today, the Hidalgo County Commissioners Court adopted an order prohibiting roadside sales of non-livestock animals within the unincorporated areas of the county. The order becomes effective immediately.

The order bans the roadside sale of non-livestock animals along highways, roads and parking lots in unincorporated areas of the county. It also prohibits setting up any structure for the purpose of selling animals.

“This order reflects our responsibility to safeguard both people and animals,” said Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez. “Roadside sales create dangerous conditions for drivers and vendors, and contributes to problems with stray and abandoned pets. By enforcing this measure, we are prioritizing public safety, animal welfare, and the well-being of our community.”

Those found in violation of the order may face Class C misdemeanor charges, and every day of noncompliance counts as a separate offense. The county is also authorized to remove any structures used in violation of the order. County law enforcement and code officials will begin enforcing the order immediately.

The 89th Legislature recently amended and passed House Bill 2731, and the bill was signed into law on September 1, 2025, which gave the county authority to enact this order.

07/04/2025

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06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day ❤️

05/26/2025

On this Memorial Day 🇺🇸, we pause to reflect on the profound sacrifices made by our fallen heroes. We remember their service and honor their memory. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful day of remembrance. ✨