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M. RAY PERRYMAN THE ECONOMIST

M. RAY PERRYMAN
THE ECONOMIST

ECONOMIST: An even dozen for capital investment

For the 12th year in a row, Texas attracted the lion’s share of major corporate locations and expansions in the US, winning Site Selection magazine’s coveted “Governor’s Cup” yet again for 2023. The Cup is awarded to the state with the most projects involving a capital investment of at least $1 million, 20 or more new jobs, or 20,000 square feet of new construction. Site Selection also recognized Texas as having the nation’s best business climate in November.

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Precinct 1 Constable David Peterson
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Friends and family of Constable David Peterson packed the Hays County Commissioners Court in honor of his 35 years in law enforcement in Hays County.
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Peterson was emotional when he reflected on his 35 years and counting. He was supported by his family at the podium.
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Packed courtroom honors Peterson’s 35 years

Thirty-five years is a long time to work for an employer; over three decades of service takes real dedication. Hays County Constable Pct. 1 David Peterson was celebrated for that very accomplishment at the Hays County Commissioners Court last week. The courtroom was packed with his family and friends who were there to honor him for his long service to the county.

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Joleene Snider, Texas State University senior lecturer emeritus for the Department of History, quilts while she discusses the women’s rights movement. She said quilting has historically been a group activity in which women would discuss current events and make things happen.
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Women’s History class to be held on International Women’s Day

It is officially Women’s History Month, and Joleene Snider, Texas State University senior lecturer emeritus for the Department of History, has done a lot of research on women’s rights and how far they have or, in her opinion, haven’t come.

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ROTC owner “Stat” showcases the music venue’s slogan: “No nuclear weapons or drugs allowed.” The Nordic-themed bar offers drinks, food trucks and live performances Friday and Saturday.
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Comedian Ryan Shields of San Antonio co-headlined Saturday’s comedy show at ROTC. The show was the first of many weekend comedy acts coming to Ragnar’s.
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ROTC owner “Stat” greets a patron at Saturday night’s comedy show. The venue will be offering first-class comedy acts through the summer.
Daily Record photo by Jessica L. James

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