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20180907 MarcPareaFor Marc Perea, the band instructors he interacted with as a student were the people responsible for pushing him to explore his talents as a musician.

“I had band directors that were encouraging and even took me to college auditions,” Perea, 38, recalled. “Band directors pushed me to explore my strengths and talents as a musician and I fell in love with it from day one. I always knew from a young age this would be something I’d see myself doing as an adult.”

Now, Perea hopes to return the favor to his students as the new band director at Sharyland High School.

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20170908 Football ENHS vs SHS Game LG-29 1Week One of Valley High School football is in the books and of the seven teams from the Mission, Sharyland and La Joya school districts, the Big 7, only three emerged victorious; the Mission Eagles, the Sharyland Rattlers and the La Joya Coyotes. That of course means that the remaining four teams now find themselves with 0-1 records heading into their Week Two games.

Fortunately for the coaches, the players and the fans of those four teams, all Week One games were non-district. As a result, having one game in the loss column at this point of the season will in no way affect their chances of winning a district championship, or of qualifying for the playoffs.

That however is about to change for two of those teams. That’s because as members of the 10 team District 16-5A-1, the Patriots and the Lobos are opening their district schedules this week.

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20171006 Football VMHSvPHS3With high school football officially underway across the state of Texas, teams are hoping to get off to a good start in 2018.

After a tough Week 1, two Big 7 teams looking to bounce back from season-opening losses are the Juarez-Lincoln Huskies and the Pioneer Diamondbacks, who are set to clash Friday night at Richard Thompson Stadium in Mission.

Pioneer Head Coach Tom Lee knows the Huskies will be entering the game just as hungry as the Diamondbacks to put that first W of the season on the board.

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20180831 Raul-Castillo-Headshot-1---Stephanie-DianaWith parents from Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Raul Castillo recalled always feeling like he was part of two worlds whenever he and his family crossed the border as a child.

“Being from the Valley, I always thought about where we as border residents belong on the fabric of this country,” Castillo, a McAllen native said. “We’re very much Americans and yet we’re surrounded by so much biculturalism that growing up down there I think creates a certain kind of character in us.”

That biculturalism shaped Castillo into who he is today as an actor and because of it he carries the Valley wherever he goes, he said.

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20180829 AgPavilionThe $1.1 million cattle pavilion at Sharyland’s Pioneer High School is expected to be completed within the next few days, more than four months after its projected completion date.

Last December, the Sharyland School Board of Trustees approved a contract to the McAllen-based NM Contracting LLC to expand the cattle pavilion at Pioneer.

Used by students in the Future Farmers of America club, large cattle are housed in the pavilion and campus officials hope to nearly double the pavilion to store an additional 30 head as well as adding a restroom for students and fans to ventilate the area, Sharyland Times reported when the contract was awarded.

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  11. New program will reimburse firefighters for border security calls
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  13. Sharyland approves “tight” $116 million budget
  14. Sharyland Times Distinguished Student of the Week: Isaac Rosa
  15. Sharyland grad running for congressional seat
  16. Sharyland Pioneer High School graduates first four-year class
  17. Local sponsors to help pay for new scoreboard at Sharyland High School stadium
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  20. Sharyland Richard Thompson Stadium to receive new scoreboard

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