Home / Blog Our Blogs Show Up Judith El Masri November 12, 2024 This blog serves as a friendly reminder that you are the government. The Texas City Attorneys Association and the Texas Municipal League, both Texas organizations […] Read More TikTok, TikTok, . . . Time is Running Out Heather N. Cook October 22, 2024 Do you remember back in 2023 when the Texas Legislature banned the use of certain social media applications on government devices? Senate Bill 1893 added […] Read More No English, No Job? Scott Francis July 31, 2024 These days it is not uncommon to see job postings containing statements such as, “Dual-language role,” “Spanish-speaker preferred,” or “Ability to read and speak Mandarin […] Read More Fly Your Flag Randlelaw July 17, 2024 With Memorial Day, Flag Day, and Independence Day all in close proximity on the calendar, summer is one of the most patriotic times of the […] Read More Chopped and Screwed: Mass Gatherings and Concerts in Texas Heather N. Cook July 2, 2024 It’s summertime and events are popping up left and right! On June 19th the nation celebrated a holiday that started right here in Texas, Juneteenth. […] Read More Staying On Par Scott Francis June 24, 2024 If it seems like you’ve been seeing more and more golf carts cruising around neighborhood streets, city parks, and other unexpected places (i.e., anywhere other […] Read More Don’t Tow the Line J. Grady Randle June 4, 2024 Experts estimate that cars are parked 95% of the time. But if you park in the wrong place, you could come back to find your […] Read More Transfer of Power Randlelaw May 22, 2024 The transfer of power after municipal elections follows a structured process outlined in Texas laws and regulations. This process is designed to assist the peaceful […] Read More Are Non-Compete Agreements Really Dead? Heather N. Cook May 14, 2024 Right now, they are indeed dead according to a final rule issued by the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) on April 23, 2024. But what is […] Read More 1 2 3 … 39 »
