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Harlingen Valley Star

Location

Harlingen, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2016

Page

3

Harlingen native rises as Arkansas GOP executive director

Sarah Jo Reynolds, a 24 year old Harlingen native, is the new executive director of the Republican Party of Arkansas. She has met presidential candidates, attended debates, and works with 75 county leaders while recruiting candidates and guiding campaigns across the state. Reynolds credits her early life, education at Arkansas Tech, and family political ties for fueling a career she loves.

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Brownsville marker seeks removal of Davis statue in park

An online petition in Brownsville seeks removal of a Confederate Davis marker from Washington Park, gathering nearly 5,000 signatures in a month. Supporters, including Craig Stone, argue it alienates descendants of slaves, while opponents led by Brownsville Historical Association push to keep it, citing local military history and interpretation. Professor James Mills calls removal calls political correctness gone wild.

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Faith conference draws global leaders to Harlingen church

Faith Pleases God Church in Harlingen hosted a seven day Faith Conference drawing spiritual leaders from around the world. Senior pastor Kevin Ortiz said hundreds attended daily, with Evangelist Kelley Leger and Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come among speakers. The event ended with a Sunday service and conference gathering.

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