January seems like an unusual time to discuss drought, but managing for drought is best done long before the drought actually hits. While there is no foolproof plan, there are a couple of ways to prepare for it.
More than 20 new state laws went into effect as Texans rang in the New Year, with another half-dozen to go on the books on Jan. 18, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported. Those laws include a ban on transgender athletes competing on sports teams that reflect their gender identity, and penalties for illegally restraining dogs.
In the coming days, some parts of Texas will be experiencing cold temperatures. Safety is CenterPoint Energy’s top core value. The company is preparing for the upcoming weather conditions and wants customers to be prepared as well. CenterPoint Energy encourages customers to have an emergency plan, particularly if they depend on natural gas to heat their homes.
(StatePoint) A frosty winter wonderland is fun to experience -- outside. Inside is another story. By keeping your home heating system running at peak performance, you’ll lower your winter utility bills and experience increased comfort.
The holiday season is coming to an end and many may be heading back to stores for refunds or exchanges. According to the National Retail Federation (NRF) Retail Security Survey, the retail industry will lose an estimated $3.5 billion to retail fraud during the 2021 holiday season. Better Business Bureau serving Central East Texas (BBB) reminds consumers that in Texas, refund and exchange policies are not required by law so it’s best to know before heading to the counter.
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