The Brownsville Public Utilities Board has awarded scholarships to local students. Eleven graduating high school seniors will each receive $2,000 to help with university costs this fall. These scholarships are part of BPUB's Project SHARE.
The project was established in 1985, initially to assist with utility bill payments for local families. Further details about the scholarship recipients and Project SHARE are available from the Brownsville Public Utilities Board.
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