by bmerritt | Oct 21, 2019 | Public Policy
Early Voting starts today for the November 5 election. CLICK HERE to view all early voting locations in Tarrant County. We encourage all of our Chamber members to vote. Your voice needs to be heard. The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors...
by bmerritt | Oct 21, 2019 | Chamber News, Public Policy
Four common themes dominated the presentations made by the nine Republican and three Democratic members of Congress who spoke to the North Texas Commission (NTC) Delegation to Washington. Under the Trump administration, the economy has improved, unemployment lowered,...
by bmerritt | 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...
by bmerritt | 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...
by bmerritt | 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...
