Faith Franklin is a record-setting track star from Harlingen High School who has her sights set on Vanderbilt University and the Olympics.

Where you can pick up a copy of the May 2024 issue of Explore Harlingen Magazine.

Police officer Jose Gonzalez has begun teaching women in Harlingen self defense techniques.

Tony Valdez created a comic book character in an effort to stay close to his son while traveling for work.

Since 1964, Las Vegas Cafe has been a Harlingen favorite, with their famous enchiladas and community-minded spirit.

The Junior League of Harlingen's annual event, KidFit, helps kids get healthy and stay healthy with a fun run, games, and information.

Loaves & Fishes of the RGV, based in Harlingen, helps the hungry, homeless, and the hurting.

Edith Lee Romero, of Edith's Elegant Candles, has become well known for organizing exciting and profitable vendor markets for the Moon Rock.

Information about the Explore Harlingen Magazine, April issue. Find out where you can pick up a local copy.

The Harlingen Literacy Center has been helping RGV citizens with leaning English as a second language, GED, and naturalization courses.

Cafe 406, serving cookies, coffee, bagel sandwiches, panins, and pizzas, is one of Harlingen's newest dining establishments.

Whether you are staying in Harlingen for spring break or go to the beach or rodeo, fun is within your reach.

Wild August started as a small rose nursery, but has become a nursery, cut-flower farm, and flower shop that hosts weekly vendor markets.

RGVAS is a unique studio, offering more than just dance classes. Students can learn art, martial arts, music, and more.

Where you can pick up the March issue of the Explore Harlingen Magazine locally in Harlingen and surrounding cities.

The fifth issue of Explore Harlingen Magazine (February issue) includes a calendar of events, news, sports, and other positive things...

Brody Rivers of Rio Hondo will be a contestant on the upcoming season of American Idol. The television show begins on February 18, 2024.

The annual Shrimp Fest, an event hosted by two local Rotary clubs, is their largest fundraiser. It will be held on February 17, 2024.