Category Archive: Business/Financial

May 09

Famed healer comes to Good Shepard

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Dr. Charles Secrest is one of the country’s most renowned urologists, and as of May 1 has joined Good Shepherd Medical Associates to further boost this institution’s success in bringing optimum health to all East Texans. Simply put, urological care in this region is better than ever. Patients have long traveled great distances to receive …

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May 07

Don’t hang it up: Landlines create a lifeline for rural Texans

The past few decades have been one of breathtaking change in telephone communications technology. Nowadays, we Texans are able to connect with family, friends and business associates via traditional landline telephones, and through video, voice and data communications delivered over integrated wireline and wireless networks. Despite this remarkable leap in technology, universally available landline phone …

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May 01

SB 1327: Toll road construction project and public utilities

East Texas Review Dear Editor: I sincerely hope the Legislature will enact SB 1327. This bill deals with toll road construction projects and public utilities, which operate in the right-of-way. Currently, any cost of moving public utilities is shared between the utility (and thus its customers) and the toll road project. If SB 1327 is …

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Mar 22

Kickin’ off cancer: the 2013 Longview Cattle Baron’s Ball Kick-off Party, a huge success

Michelle Miller, Rachel Tipak, Ginger Cuthbert, Candy Blackburn, Levette Williams, Donna Blalock, Chaska Norwood, Jessica Trainer, Rachal Malone, Cindy Macon, Barbara Hawkins, Sherry generic viagra Amos-Wydermyer Longview Cattle Baron’s Ball recently kicked off the 25th year with Champagne and Chocolates at the Bella Mia Gallery. The Committee members are inviting the community to attend this …

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Mar 12

Foundation for education

Longview HS Teachers: Dayan Durrant, Introduction to Engineering; Frank Herbert, American Sign Language; and Vickie Trammel, Culinary, Arts Instructor. Andrea Mayo, LISD Asst. Superintendent, Paula Poole and Mike Farren of Longview ISD Foundation Board. Brenda Daniels, Kimberly Jones, Nadia Chappa, Camgelya Byrdsong, Liza Salas, and Damesia Starling Ware Elementary School. Longview ISD Foundation, Inc. recently …

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Feb 06

Capping payday

A recently released statewide poll shows nearly two-thirds (63 percent) of surveyed Texans age 45 and older support a state law that would cap the interest rates and fees payday loan companies can charge borrowers. The majority of those surveyed (79%) believe that these loans should be capped at 36% or less. AARP is urging …

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Feb 05

GSHS Expands Self-Government

Current officials of Good Shepherd Health System (GSHS) have revealed the imminent creation of Good Shepherd Medical Associates (GSMA). This panel of physicians and mid-level health providers specialize in various clinical disciplines, maintaining offices throughout East Texas. According to Good Shepherd, GSMA will act as a team comprised of the region’s most experienced and highly …

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