by Makayla Reed | Jun 6, 2022 | Public Policy
City of Arlington Runoff Election Early voting for the City of Arlington’s Runoff Election begins today Monday, June 6 and will continue through Tuesday, June 14. Arlington voters will elect an at-large District 6 City Council representative in the runoff...
by Makayla Reed | Apr 26, 2022 | Economic Development, Public Policy, Small Business
Kicking off in El Paso, the series connects entrepreneurs with resources and information needed to start, strengthen, and grow a business AUSTIN ─ Governor Greg Abbott today announced the kickoff of the 2022 Governor’s Small Business Series to be held in-person...
by Makayla Reed | Apr 6, 2022 | Chamber News, Public Policy
On Friday, April 1st, the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce held the 2022 State of the County Address at the Sheraton Hotel. Going into this event, attendees knew it would be a special one since this was Judge Whitley’s final State of the County in...
by Makayla Reed | Jan 24, 2022 | Public Policy
As we reported in an earlier blog post, residents of Southeast Arlington between I-20 on the South and Hwy 303 on the North and between Hwy 360 on the east and New York Avenue on the west will now be represented by State Senator Royce West. What we did not know at...
by Makayla Reed | Dec 16, 2021 | Public Policy
Monday was the filing deadline for a place on the March primary ballot and the Democratic primary field is now complete. In the Tarrant County races, two Democratic party candidate filed for County Judge: Deborah Peoples and Marvin Sutton. County Commission Precinct...
by Makayla Reed | Dec 16, 2021 | Public Policy
Monday was the deadline to file for a spot on the ballot in party primary elections. Starting after Christmas the airwaves will be full of election ads, and we will have the chance to get to know the candidates. As many of you may know, the turnout for the primaries...
