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Central Texas Resident Selected as Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army

Sponsored By: Jennifer Hetzel | Published on: 17 Jan, 2020

The U.S. Army appointed a Central Texas resident as a new Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA) during an investiture ceremony in the Perot Building Jan. 8.

Easy Ways to Get More Business Through Instagram

Sponsored By: Rebekah Moon | Published on: 15 Jan, 2020

Instagram is an ideal platform to help people enter your world and assist them in getting to know you and your business.

6 Law Changes That May Affect Your Business in 2020

Sponsored By: Rebekah Moon | Published on: 07 Jan, 2020

Even though some of these legislative changes were made on a state level, if you sell people in these states, they might affect your business as well. Here's everything you need to know about the big changes affecting small business.

A&M-Central Texas holds research park summit in next step forward

Posted on: 30 Aug, 2019

The physical research park that Texas A&M University-Central Texas and Killeen Chamber leadership has dreamed about took another step forward to reality. Although the project is still in the conceptualization phase, A&M-Central Texas President Marc Nigliazzo said the research park is no longer a dream. “It is a vision that is coming together and coming together very rapidly,” he said Wednesday during an all-day meeting with Army and academia officials.

Flavors of CTX provides a variety of foods for folks to enjoy

Posted on: 12 Aug, 2019

For the August 9 edition of Central Texas Living Ann Harder spoke with Rebekah Moon, VP of investor services at the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce and Jasmine Suino, investor services program manager for the chamber.

Bandwidth infrastructure improving for some Killeen businesses, residents

Posted on: 03 Jul, 2019

While Killeen officials would like to see faster internet speeds in the city, they say some improvements have already happened. According to Broadband Now, a national broadband internet rating system, during the past year Killeen rose from 722nd to the 624th most connected city in Texas ahead of Fort Hood and Copperas Cove, but behind Belton, Nolanville and Harker Heights.

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