Nathalia Teixeira is a Community-Driven Journalist at Scene Magazine (Times-Shamrock). She focuses on themes related to education, agriculture, and business, with a particular interest in AgriTech, agroecology, and sustainable agriculture. Nathalia's work has also been featured in Imperial Valley Press and MDPI.
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Nathalia Teixeira's coverage focuses on local community events, festivals, and news related to the Imperial Valley area in California. She provides extensive event coverage as well as expert commentary on topics such as family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home, culture & society, and business & industry.
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By: Nathália Teixeira
EL CENTRO — Families, community leaders and residents from across Imperial Valley are invited to gather Saturday for a celebration of freedom, culture
By: Nathália Teixeira
IMPERIAL — Comic books, collectibles, cosplay, and celebrity guests will once again take center stage when the Imperial Valley Entertainment
By: Nathalia Teixeira
HOLTVILLE — Twelve Imperial Valley College agriculture students recently presented the results of hands-on field research conducted through a
By: Nathalia Teixeira
BRAWLEY — Best STEP Forward is preparing to expand its services in the Imperial Valley with a new Brawley facility aimed at bringing adaptive and inclusive programs closer to families throughout the northern part of the county.
By: Nathalia Teixeira
EL CENTRO — Families in the Imperial Valley will soon have a new place for children to play, explore, and spend time together as Candeeland prepares
By: Nathalia Teixeira
IMPERIAL COUNTY — Nearly 190 preschool spaces remain available through Imperial County Office of Education programs for the 2026–27 school year, although demand continues to exceed availability in some smaller communities.
By: Nathalia Teixeira
CALEXICO — As classrooms sat quieter during the summer months, kitchens within the Calexico Unified School District continued working to make sure local children had access to nutritious meals while school was out.
By: NATHALIA TEIXEIRA
OCOTILLO — From fossilized seashells that point to an ancient ocean to obsidian formed by volcanic activity, Imperial Valley's rocks and minerals hold clues to a geological history stretching back
By: Nathalia Teixeira
BRAWLEY — As students return to classrooms during some of Imperial Valley's hottest months, Brawley Elementary School District officials say
By: Nathalia Teixeira
IMPERIAL VALLEY — Jamba Juice locations in Brawley and El Centro have closed, adding to recent changes in the Imperial Valley's retail and restaurant
