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The new park will provide about 6.3 million square feet of mixed-use industrial space, with about 2.2 million square feet of that being devoted to warehousing.

The company invested $4 million to retrofit its new site at 4101 S. Shary Road and has already hired 75 employees.

The Mission EDC is re-launching the Ruby Red Ventures Competition, a pitch contest that mirrors the ABC hit TV show “Shark Tank” and offers contestants up to $25,000 to start their business in Mission.

A global customer service center that is creating nearly 350 jobs in Mission hosted a hiring event at the Center for Education and Economic Development.

The Mission Economic Development Corporation awarded $200,000 to 15 small businesses in Mission to help them expand their operations, hire new personnel and carry out facility improvement projects.

Existing Mission businesses can apply for the Ruby Red Ventures – Build Mission Fund grant to receive up to $15,000 for facility improvements, expansions and working capital, among other uses.

Bankers, hoteliers, accountants, architects, attorneys and other key business leaders received detailed briefings on developments, newly landed projects and how international trade, nearshoring and population growth are driving growth.

The Mission Economic Development Corporation has awarded nearly $1.5 million in financial aid to 872 students from the City of Mission through a scholarship fund it established with South Texas College 10 years ago. 

The RGV Padel Club LLC will invest $2.7 million to construct a new 21,500 square-foot sports venue for padel ball and pickleball players across South Texas.

Two Mission businesses issued checks to three community nonprofits this week as part of their performance agreements with the Mission Economic Development Corporation.

The mayors of 5 South Texas cities — including the City of San Antonio — and scores of state and city stakeholders assembled at the Mission EDC’s CEED Building to advance a burgeoning regional economic development plan.

Mission EDC initiated bilateral discussions on international commerce, logistics and manufacturing during a productive trade mission to the fast-growing, industrial city of San Luis Potosi, Mexico.