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Chamber Case Study: How Roderick Floyd and CMIT Solutions of Arlington Connected Beyond Business
Through his active membership with the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce, Roderick Floyd, President & CEO of CMIT Solutions of… Read More »
Ribbon Cutting: Arlington Charities
The Chamber Ambassadors attended an amazing Ribbon Cutting with Arlington Charities! Arlington Charities is one of the oldest social service… Read More »
Arlington ISD Students Celebrated for their Big Ideas at the 20th Annual “What’s Your Big Idea?” Awards Ceremony
The 20th Annual What’s Your Big Idea? Entrepreneurship Contest Awards Ceremony showcased a multitude of innovation and talent. This year’s… Read More »
Congratulations to our Hero Award recipient Becky Gerro and Rising Star Award recipient Suzanne Taylor for their dedication to leading, uplifting and creating change 🎉 ✨
As part of the annual Inspired Women Luncheon, the Greater Arlington Chamber Women's Alliance bestows two honors for the incredible women making a lasting impact in Arlington!
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Last week’s 15th Annual Inspired Women Luncheon, presented by Chase, brought together incredible women from across our community for a day of inspiration, connection and celebration ✨
Guided by this year’s theme, Unmatched, the luncheon challenged attendees to think bigger, lead boldly and pursue impact that goes beyond the expected.
From professional development sessions and meaningful networking to honoring scholarship recipients, small business grant winners and the Hero & Rising Star Awards, the day celebrated the women making a lasting difference in greater Arlington.
Thank you to our keynote speaker Conni Reed of Consuela and to the sponsors who made this unforgettable event possible!
Photos by Birdie Images & Charity Fitch, Greater Arlington Chamber
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Thank you Seth Green and Renee Parker for sharing about how businesses can take advantage of training grant opportunities and wrap-around services with Texas Workforce Commission and Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County 💼 🫱🏽🫲🏾 If you missed the session, keep an eye on our newsletter for a blog recapping the conversation.
Learn how to grow, protect and efficiently run your business from industry leaders by joining us on the first Wednesday of every month for our Business Resource Sessions.
Learn more 🔗 arlingtontx.com/growmybiz
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During today’s Morning with the Mayor, Arlington Mayor Jim Ross shared a comprehensive update on everything happening in Arlington with our Chamber Major Investors.
Interested in becoming a Major Investor? Call us today or visit our website.
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Arlington Mayor Jim Ross I know this article comes from a different state but I hope you will join in and follow suit. Thank you Last week, the Village of Peoria Heights Board unanimously approved an ordinance prohibiting the sale of kratom. What is kratom? I didn't know either until a local mother contacted me and spoke of the devastating impact this largely unregulated drug had on her family. Her story was eye opening and I appreciate her advocacy on this important issue. I also appreciate John Kahl Mayor of East Peoria, Mayor Mary Burress and State Rep. Bill Hauter for their assistance in connecting me with epidemiologist Megan Hanley of the Tazewell County Health Department. Megan's evidence based approach to this subject was critical in getting our ordinance passed. Furthermore, I Will be working with our representatives in Springfield and the Illinois Municipal League to ensure SB3160 and HB4930 are adopted and HB4737 is defeated. Any bill that limits the home rule power of a community to protect its citizens should be condemned. ORDINANCE NO. 2026 - 1785 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE VILLAGE CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF PEORIA HEIGHTS TO PROHIBIT SALE OF KRATOM IN THE VILLAGE WHEREAS, as provided in Title 6, Chapter 7 of the Peoria Heights Village Code, the Village of Peoria Heights prohibits and regulates the possession, sale, and delivery of controlled substances, cannabis and other products containing THC, except as otherwise permitted under Illinois Law; and WHEREAS, the Village has the authority under the Illinois Municipal Code to define and prevent public nuisances (65 ILCS 5/11-60-2) and to promote health (65 ILCS 5/11-20-5); and WHEREAS, Village officials have become aware of certain health-related incidents involving the substance known as "Kratom", which has known psychoactive and intoxicating effects and is currently prohibited in Illinois to sell to minors or to be possessed by minors under the Kratom Control Act (720 ILCS 642/1, et seq.); and WHEREAS, Kratom has been documented to cause effects such as mental and neurological symptoms, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, liver, and respiratory problems, and has been associated with overdose and death; and WHEREAS, the Village Board hereby finds that Kratom is a public nuisance and a threat to the safety, health, and well-being of its citizens and all members of the general public; and WHEREAS, the Village Board seeks to ban the sale of Kratom in the Village; and WHEREAS, the Village Board finds that adoption of the proposed amendments to Section 1-4-1 and Section 6-7-1 of the Peoria Heights Village Code will promote the health, safety, and welfare of the Village, its citizens, and the general public, and that said amendments are in the best interest of the Village of Peoria Heights and its citizens.
Training that builds confidence for life 🩰
Bryan Weatherford visits with Persis Ann Forster about how Dance Theatre of Arlington helps students develop discipline, communication skills and performance experience.
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🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/LCRpTIngZM4
Love you, Persis Ann Forster!
2026 Small Business of the Year nominations are OPEN! Don't miss your chance to recognize an outstanding small business whose leadership, innovation and community spirit make the greater Arlington area thrive 💫
Nominate a small business today 🔗 www.arlingtontx.com/sboy/
Nominations close May 1.
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