Nov 8, 2019 | Public Policy
The next Texas Legislative session will begin January 12, 2021. You may believe it is too early to think about what we want to accomplish next session. However, it is the perfect time to make your voice heard with your State legislative representatives. They are...
Nov 8, 2019 | Chamber News
This past week, some Chamber staff and the Chairman of the Board, all gathered at Mercury Chophouse to pay homage to a special group of Chamber Members – our Ambassadors. Webster’s definition of Ambassador is as follows, “A diplomatic agent of the highest rank...
Nov 8, 2019 | Ribbon Cuttings
After 8 Gowns is a one-stop-shop in the sense that we can accommodate every amenity for a bride on her wedding day & before. We have a vast inventory with long and short dresses, for any occasion, wedding gowns from size 02 to 32, hair/make-up salon, lash bar,...
Nov 6, 2019 | Greater Arlington, Public Policy
More than 60% of those voting approved the Arlington Independent School District and Tarrant County College’s requests to issue bonds to the finance renovation of facilities and construction of new facilities. The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce supported both...
Nov 6, 2019 | Economic Development, Public Policy
Everyone from the largest cities to the smallest towns should be concerned about the rural healthcare crisis in Texas. The Texas Tribune hosted a panel discussion on the crisis to raise awareness and work towards a solution. From 2010 to 2018, 84 hospitals in rural...
Nov 4, 2019 | Economic Development, Public Policy
USMCA, the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement, is vitally important to the Texas economy and Congressman Marc Veasey stressed his desire to vote for it during a meeting with the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce Public Policy Advisory Committee on Friday,...
