AUSTIN – (August 15, 2024) – The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) today voted to adopt the 2024 State Flood Plan, providing the first-ever comprehensive statewide assessment of flood risk and solutions to mitigate that risk. “Adopting the first-ever state flood … Continue reading →
After World War II, another war broke out; this one did not use guns and bullets, instead philosophies over which type of government systems was better; were the main weapons. In the West, the Marshall Plan laid the groundwork for … Continue reading →
Or are there bits of Genetic memory floating around in my DNA that make me think I am? Have you ever visited a new place and for some reason felt like you’d been there before? Maybe you’ve had that feeling … Continue reading →
I have a passion for the art of human communication. I believe that if we want to be successful in life then we must be able to get our ideas across to others. As a result I have focused most … Continue reading →
Have you ever considered paying a social media influencer to help promote either your brand or a specific product? Recently I’ve been studying if it makes financial sense to engage a social media influencer to help promote one of the … Continue reading →
If we want our businesses to be successful, we must understand the culture of others. We have to be able to understanding the culture of people we deal with. We are all products of our environment and how we are … Continue reading →
For years people have been searching for a way to reduce rural migration patterns. The reason for this is clear, there is a real problem of population loss in rural Texas and rural America. This population loss has both short … Continue reading →
The Freedman Bureau, established immediately after the end of the Civil War, is an example of how trying to legislate away hatred and bitterness very rarely works. This is especially true when the legislation is combatting engrained animosity and a … Continue reading →
When I was a wee lad back in the 50s (yes I’m old) there was a series of children’s books called ‘We were there’. Each book told the story of an historical event, with one or two children being the … Continue reading →
Courtesy AFBF The American Farm Bureau Federation earned a Power of Associations Summit Award from the American Society of Association Executives for its successful Harvest for All initiative. Harvest for All helps address hunger in rural America by harnessing the … Continue reading →