“Christine adopted Ellie from Texas rescue after she was examined by a vet, fully vaccinated and spayed, and drove down from Colorado to get her (Christine is from Texas originally). She named her Ellie. Christine works with victims of violence and brings Ellie to work with her some days and wants to train her to help comfort her clients. Despite bein...
The Draft Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) is a document required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which contains a summary of resources and accomplishments of the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG). The Citizens Advisory Committee will hold a Public Hearing on December 12, 2017, at t...
Rolando Francisco Barrera was a longtime Mission civic leader who dedicated his time and efforts to positively impact our Community. Mission’s Skate Park, located at 200 S. Palma Avenue, bears Rolando F. Barrera’s name. Click on each image to enlarge:
The annual Wreath Laying Ceremony is a way to honor and remember our nation’s military heroes. The Rio Grande Valley State Veterans Cemetery’s Wreath Laying Ceremony will take place Saturday, December 16th, at 12PM, at 2520 S Inspiration Road in Mission.
Click the link for more information:
https://medium.com/texas-veterans-blog/wreath-laying-c...
The City of Mission’s Holiday Lights and Delights will take place Thursday, November 30th, at our Leo Peña Placita Park! Enjoy entertainment, food, vendors, crafts for the kids and pictures with Santa! 6:00PM – 9:00PM! Click on the picture for more information. See you there!
The City of Mission has taken over as host of what has been a 10-year tradition of offering free Thanksgiving meals to those in need on Thanksgiving Day – It’s called our THANKSGIVING TABLE!
Through work with the Mission Food Pantry, Housing Authority, and other social service agencies, Mission has identified more than 750 citizens who, without...
The City of Mission has declared November as “Self Defense Awareness Month” – with the purpose of educating citizens, especially women and teens, about realistic self defense options that could save their lives. Through personal self defense education and training, citizens can be empowered with the right knowledge and the correct tools...
Several of our Mission Pawsible animals found loving homes! We still have animals who need to be adopted. Click on the link to view them, and let’s get them adopted: http://missiontexas.us/animal-lost-found/
The theme of this year’s Texas Citrus Fiesta is “Hawaiian Pirate Adventures.” To keep track of all of the fun events leading up to the beloved Parade of Oranges on January 27th, click on the picture and the link below:
https://www.texascitrusfiesta.org/2017-events