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In today’s professional world, whether in business, education, or athletics, it seems more and more employees are stepping out on their own, acting like independent contractors rather than team members.

As November unfolds, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) invites consumers across East Texas and beyond to show appreciation for local businesses marking their place in the community.

Early voting began Oct. 20 across Texas with voters deciding the fate of 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, as well as local races for city and school board, bond measures, and tax proposals.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been reflecting on the life and influence of Charlie Kirk and the impact he made inspiring young people across America. He often said, “I want to be remembered for courage for my faith.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article first appeared in the Washington Examiner. “Families will be hurt.

One of the hardest realities in both business and athletics is knowing when to change direction. Markets shift, customer needs evolve, and strategies that once produced results suddenly stall.

Hurricanes and other severe storms, a humid climate, leaky pipes, or continuous rain can make homes susceptible to flooding and mold. According to the Environment Protection Agency (EPA), molds are a natural part of the environment.

Across the nation, colleges and universities are facing an undeniable challenge: declining enrollment. Yet, while many institutions struggle, others are finding ways to grow.

In a world where kindness often feels overshadowed by daily challenges, lending a helping hand can transform not only the lives of those in need, but also our own. Engaging in volunteer work is a fulfilling way to spread love and uplift spirits, both yours and others.

Dear Editor: Citizens opposing the Grand Saline Creek Reservoir Project spoke at the Aug 19 Canton City Council meeting, citing a lack of transparency to citizens by Canton officials while pursuing the project.