Texas to get 1.4 million COVID vaccine doses

Researcher spotlights ‘invisible incentives’ 

Readers share many tales of internet woe

Local, state leaders battle COVID surge, each other 

Rural Texas struggles with digital divide

Community newspapers got some sorely needed good news when the Postal Service filed its 2021 rate case Oct. 9. 
The new rates are effective Jan. 24, 2021.
Newspapers were truly winners, thanks in part to policies long promoted by NNA that reward best practices in sortation and entry point.

It’s hard to believe it is already the final quarter of 2020. This is the time of year that most of us start thinking about the coming year, and what is in store. 
For Texas newspapers the new year means it’s time for the biennial session of the Texas Legislature, and that means we need to prepare for action.
No matter which party is in control of the House in January, there will be some influx of new members in that body, and in the Senate. 

Amazon goes big in Texas

State resumes requiring job searches to get benefits

Capital Highlights Week of Oct. 12 - 16

Accusations rock Attorney General’s office