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THE WEATHER, THE WATER, AND OUR INFRASTRUCTURE: HOW THE CURRENT DROUGHT AND THE NOVEMBER ELECTION AFFECT US ALL
Texas is dried out. All over the state, in newspapers, and on televisions all over the nation, you can see the land’s cracked veins exposed in our pastures and once-filled waterbeds. Since December 2010, wildfires have burned over one million acres. Estimated economic losses due to...
AGC MEMBERS HIT IT OUT OF THE PARK WITH ITS FIRST-EVER SCHOLARSHIP GALA
I may not be the only person sick of the word “change” after the last four years, but every once in a great while a group of people get together, invest in change, and ...
Wilson, Saenz Discuss Transitions For Department, Selves
As the old saying goes, even a blind man could see the changes going on at TxDOT. With about a third of the district engineers opting for retirement, and many of the department’s central administration opting for same...
AGC MEMBERS ONCE AGAIN FLOCK TO SOUTH PADRE ISLAND FOR SUN, SAND, AND POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS
Word around the chapter water cooler is that this year’s Administrative Conference lineup was one of the best ever. With new faces from several agencies, the list of speakers represented a fully informative program for members wanting to...
