Oct 11, 2019 | Chamber News, Education, Greater Arlington, Public Policy
The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce supports the passage of the Arlington ISD 2019 bond issue which will not require an increase in the school district tax rate. Election Day is November 5th, and early voting will be held from October 21st to November 1st. The...
Oct 7, 2019 | Chamber News, Greater Arlington
Last Wednesday, the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation Board of Directors selected Arlington, Texas to be the future of America’s newest national treasure. After a year-long search, they determined Arlington was the perfect location to celebrate the...
Oct 4, 2019 | Public Policy
State Senator Kelly Hancock spent 40 minutes this morning answering questions posed by members of the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce Public Policy Advisory Council. The questions touched on toll roads and transportation funding, healthcare and Medicaid...
Oct 4, 2019 | Education, Greater Arlington
We are rapidly approaching the day when the University of Texas will refer to Arlington and UTA will be that other campus in Austin. (Okay, a little of our Arlington pride may be showing here.) The University of Texas System publishes a “Smartbook” with...
Sep 30, 2019 | Public Policy
Every ten years the constitution requires a census of the population of the United States be taken which is used reapportion the U.S. House and the State Legislature. The next census will be in March 2020. Accurate census data is important to the business community...
