Pharr businesses are sweating over the upcoming Avocado Festival, worried it'll mess with parking and bring too much disruption, potentially hurting their sales. They're asking the city to step in and fix these issues before the event starts.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
May increase revenue for the business and potentially sales tax for the city.
Community members who participate in the run/walk and local organizations that may benefit from the event.
Businesses near the festival site that rely on easy customer access could be negatively impacted.
The committee received an update on the planning for the annual St. Patrick's 5K Run/Walk. This event is a key community gathering that promotes health and community engagement.
Preparations for the 20th Annual St. Patrick's 5K Run/Walk were reviewed. This event is a popular community activity that promotes health and fitness.
The board was updated on numerous community events and programs organized by various departments, aimed at engaging residents in beautification and public health efforts. These events foster community involvement and awareness.
The committee discussed plans for the second annual Loteria fundraiser, scheduled for April 19, 2026. This event aims to generate funds for parks and recreation initiatives.
The board discussed upcoming tournaments, leagues, and general course conditions. The goal is to ensure the golf course runs smoothly and provides a good experience for players.
A restaurant was granted permission to sell alcohol for on-site consumption. This is a common permit for businesses in commercial zones.
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