In this episode of the RGVision Media Podcast, we celebrate the 80-year anniversary of McCreery Aviation Co., Inc. with Laura McCreery Pulido and Bob McCreery. They share how the company grew from its early days in the Rio Grande Valley into a respected name in aviation.The conversation highlights key moments that shaped the business, the impact of community support, and the realities of sustaining a company across generations. Laura also discusses her focus on refining internal processes and strengthening team structure to support long-term growth and employee retention.This episode offers insight into the discipline, adaptability, and forward-thinking mindset required to maintain and strengthen a business over time. 

In this episode, we dive into the story behind Knapp Medical Center and Harlingen Medical Center earning an “A” Grade for Patient Safety from The Leapfrog Group—a mark of excellence that reflects a deep commitment to protecting families across the Rio Grande Valley. Kane Dawson, CEO of Mission Regional Medical Center, Rene Lopez, CEO of Knapp Medical Center, and Todd Mann, CEO of Harlingen Medical Center, share how leadership and engaged teams drive a culture where safety is everyone’s responsibility.Listeners will hear about the systems, training, and transparency that empower staff to speak up when patient safety is at stake, and the investments in quality outcomes, infection control, and evidence-based practices that make Grade A care possible. As the Valley grows, this episode explores how Prime Healthcare leaders balance expanding services with maintaining the highest safety standards—ensuring families receive exceptional care without compromise.Tune in for an inspiring look at what it takes to embed safety, accountability, and excellence into healthcare every single day.

In this episode, Karla, a member of the family behind Doña Lula, shares the story of how a small Valley food truck grew into a 17-location staple rooted in tradition, quality, and community. She reflects on the responsibility of carrying forward a 32-year legacy—one built on handmade-from-scratch recipes, fresh ingredients, and strong relationships with local producers.Karla also opens up about the brand’s recent evolution, explaining how the new look honors their Mexican heritage through intentional design, vibrant color, and storytelling that celebrates the family’s roots. As Doña Lula prepares to expand beyond the Rio Grande Valley into Houston—and eventually franchising—she discusses the challenge of scaling without compromising the values that built the business.From preserving culture to collaborating with fellow small businesses to strengthen the local market, this conversation explores what it truly means to grow while staying grounded.Tune in for an inspiring discussion about family legacy, entrepreneurship, and taking Valley tradition to the next level.

In this episode, we sit down with Mayor Ochoa to explore how Edinburg continues to lead as a forward-thinking city—one that’s focused on creating new opportunities, attracting diverse industries, and making sure growth includes everyone.Mayor Ochoa shares how the city actively supports creatives, entrepreneurs, and professionals through collaboration, competitive wages, and meaningful development opportunities. From building an environment where talent can thrive to creating reasons for people to put down roots in the Valley, this conversation highlights Edinburg’s commitment to inclusive progress and long-term vision.Whether you’re a creative, a business owner, or someone curious about the future of the Rio Grande Valley, this episode offers an inspiring look at how leadership, opportunity, and community come together to shape what’s next for Edinburg.