After five years of uncertainty, our small business owners finally have some peace of mind. The compliance nightmare is finally over.

Sept. 1 is the traditional start day for laws passed during a regular legislative session, though some can have their effective date delayed in order to be fully implemented and bills passed by a two-thirds margin can go into effect immediately.

“It is critical that students build good habits early,” Davila said. “As freshmen, these students are learning the importance of strong study habits and the impact they can have on their future.”

To make a financial donation or sing up to be a volunteer, visit redcross.org or call 800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767) today.

We are compelled to respond to the assertion the construction industry isn’t providing rest and water breaks for its workers. This narrative is wrong and irresponsible. 

According to the Office of the Texas Governor, the Purple Star Campus Designation program recognizes Texas public schools for their exceptional commitment to supporting and meeting the unique needs of military-connected students and their families.

The bill creates certainty for businesses of every size and industry by prohibiting cities and counties from implementing regulations that conflict with certain state laws, while ensuring cities and counties retain their authority to address local issues.

Recently sworn in Chief of Police for the city of Alton, Mark J. Perez, found a unique opportunity to transform his 29 years of law enforcement experience into a college degree from South Texas College.  

Azua was one of 395 McDonald’s Restaurant Managers from 70 markets around the world to receive the honor.

Instead of filing frivolous lawsuits against the State and trying to regulate small businesses out of existence, local officials should focus on addressing the concerns of their constituents.