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Pictured above, a rendering of the future Texas Regional Bank facility under construction at 4389 E. US Highway 83 Loop Rio Grande City, Texas. Courtesy image.

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By Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

The Texas Regional Bank branch under construction in Rio Grande City, is marking an exciting new phase of banking for the area. Many people, including important local figures, attended the groundbreaking ceremony at 4389 E. US Highway 83 Loop. Among the attendees were Texas State Representative Ryan Guillen, bank executives, and Deacon RC Salinas, showing community support for the bank.

The celebration was highlighted with various activities, including a color presentation by local school JROTC and Scouts BSA Troop 93 Rio Grande City’s pledge to the flags. The bank’s officers, Jamie Brown-Rosas and Alex Meade gave welcoming speeches praising local authorities for their support.

Community members such as Dr. Antonio Falcon, Dr. Adalberto Garza, and Sam Vale were recognized for their help in establishing the new bank branch. Texas Regional Bank CEO, Michael Scaief, acknowledged the strong community unity and discussed the bank’s growth statewide over the past 13 years.

Rio Grande City Mayor Joel Villarreal praised the bank’s trustworthiness and its fit with the city’s values. He pointed out the city’s strong international trade and low cost of living, 26% below the national average.

Representative Ryan Guillen thanked the community and the bank for their investment in the city.

The new bank, costing around $4 million, was described as an architectural gem by Scaief. This branch promises to significantly impact the financial scene in Rio Grande City. All photos by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

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In the photo above, dignitaries were seen attending the Texas Regional Bank’s groundbreaking ceremony in Rio Grande City. This includes prominent figures like Sam Vale, Dr. Antonio Falcon, Dr. Adalberto Garza, Mayor Joel Villarreal, State Representative Ryan Guillen, Michael Falleck, and the CEO & Chairman of Texas Regional Bank, Michael Scaief. Guests are not listed in order. Photo by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez.
In a gesture rich with symbolism and national pride, Michael Scaief, the CEO of Texas Regional Bank, is presently holding a box that holds more than fabric. Within it lies a beacon of our nation’s perseverance and unity – the American flag. This is no ordinary Stars and Stripes. This emblem of liberty and democracy, according to Texas State Representative Ryan Guillen, has previously waved proudly atop the state capitol itself. And now, it is destined for a new home, a beacon of economic prosperity. It awaits the culmination of the Texas Regional Bank facility’s construction, ready to grace its highest point when the doors swing open for the Texan public. This flag, soaked in Texan sun and history, is set to symbolize a new era of financial growth, the relentless drive of the State of Texas, and the unyielding spirit of our great nation. By Roberto Hugo Gonzalez
Scouts BSA Troop 93 Rio Grande City
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps from Rio Grande City. (JROTC)
Pictured from L-R, front row: Dr. Adalberto Garza, an advisory board member, Dr. Antonio Falcon, a bank board member. Mayor Joe Villarreal, CEO & Chairman of Texas Regional Bank, Michael Scaief. Back Row, Ryan Guillen Texas state Rep. Photo by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

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]]> 1935 $100K Donation in Honor of Board Chair Benavidez  https://socialconfidential.com/100k-donation-in-honor-of-board-chair-benavidez/ Tue, 08 Nov 2022 21:03:50 +0000 https://socialconfidential.com/?p=1902 $100K Donation in Honor of Board Chair Benavidez 

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The Starr-Camargo Bridge Company today donated $100,000 to South Texas College Foundation, the largest award since the organization’s establishment earlier this fall. STC Image

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RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas – The Starr-Camargo Bridge Company today donated $100,000 to South Texas College Foundation, the largest award since the organization’s establishment earlier this fall.

Company President Sam Vale presented STC with the first installment of what will be $100,000 over the next 10 years to what it called the “Rose First Starr Fund” in honor of STC Board of Trustee Chair Rose Benavidez.

  • Rose Benavidez Speaking at the Check Presentation. Courtesy Image
  • Rose Benavidez and Same Vale. Courtesy Image
  • Rose Benavidez and others. Courtesy Image
  • Dr. Ricardo Sois and Rose Benavidez. Courtesy Image
  • Dr. Ricardo Sois and Rose Benavidez. Courtesy Image
  • Rose Benavidez. Courtesy Image
  • Congressman Henry Cuellar speaking at the Presentation. Courtesy Image
  • Rose Benavidez and Same Vale. Courtesy Image
  • Congressman Culler, Rose Benavidez and others. Courtesy Image
  • Dr. Ricardo Solis, Rose Benavidez and others. Courtesy Image
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