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Salter Bros. Supports Our Medical Workers One Cup at a Time
Salter Bros. Coffee Roasters has quickly become an Arlington staple. Their philosophy is every good day begins with a cup of coffee. To support our healthcare heroes during this unprecedented time, Salter Bros. came up with a great way to help Texas Health Arlington...
Greater Arlington Chamber Supports Gov. Abbott’s Plan to Reopen Economy
ARLINGTON, Texas — Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Michael Jacobson today signed on to a statement with leaders from the Metro Eight Chambers of Commerce in support of Gov. Greg Abbott's plan to gradually open the Texas economy: "As leaders...
Governor Greg Abbott Relaxes some COVID-19 Restrictions in Texas
The Governor’s Executive Order (GA-16), issued April 17, 2020 relates to the safe, strategic reopening of select services and activities in Texas. This order establishes a temporary "Retail-To-Go" model that will allow retail outlets in Texas to reopen beginning...
Arlington Community Unites to Honor Front Line Workers with Downtown Displays
ARLINGTON, TX - On Wednesday night, April 15, Downtown Arlington’s Dream sculpture lit up blue for the first time in support of all of the essential workers during this unprecedented time. By Thursday afternoon, just a few dozen feet away, 45 American flags were...