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Progreso, Texas created its first economic development corporation to bring in new investors and help existing small businesses access financial resources. The move signals a fresh start for a community ready to grow.
Small business owners in Three Rivers learned about no-cost hiring help, training programs, and tax credits designed to grow their teams. The workshop revealed hidden resources many employers didn't know existed.
A Texas rancher facing layoffs transformed 27 sheep into a 10,000-strong flock by partnering with solar farms that pay him to graze their land. His innovation is now helping struggling farmers across three states keep their ranches alive.
Victoria, Texas brought together entrepreneurs and support organizations for a Small Business Resource Fair, creating a one-stop shop for business owners seeking help. The event showcased the city's commitment to keeping local businesses thriving, even during challenging economic times.
Texas A&M's Mays Business School just opened a new center teaching students to build and buy real companies using AI tools. Students will work on actual ventures, not just business plans.
Jim Wells County, Texas, just created a first-of-its-kind position to help its rural economy recover and grow beyond oil dependence. Ann Marie Torres will connect local businesses, families, and leaders to unlock opportunities many didn't know existed.
A Brownsville, Texas boy saved his chore money to buy a 3D printer, then turned it into a thriving business making custom keychains and fidget tools. His ultimate goal? Buying his mom a house someday.
During National Small Business Week, ADP celebrates 900,000 small business owners who turn passion into progress despite constant challenges. Their secret weapon? Simplifying operations to focus on what matters most.
A British family business run by seven family members just won the UK's top small business award, presented by Hollywood star George Clooney. Champions Speakers built their success one booking at a time across 66 countries.
A mom who started selling $5 gumbo from her car trunk now runs a thriving food truck in Tyler, Texas, thanks to mentorship from the local chamber of commerce. The new chamber director plans to help even more small businesses succeed with hands-on support.
When Copperas Cove's water system failed, one business owner turned her juice bar into a community kitchen, serving free meals to help neighbors conserve water. What started as a midnight idea became a movement that brought together dozens of volunteers and local businesses.
A New Brunswick man who started washing paintbrushes turned $8,000 into two thriving businesses so he could be present for his five children. His story shows how entrepreneurship can create both financial security and family time.
Google just signed a deal with energy giant AES to run a Texas data center entirely on clean power. The partnership shows how tech companies are making renewable energy the business standard, not just an eco-friendly extra.
Seven schools in the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo school district just proved that excellence in education is thriving along the Texas border. Their recognition comes from measurable gains in student achievement and preparing kids for life after graduation.
Costa Rica's official small business registry has grown 97% since 2022, bringing more than 36,000 entrepreneurs into the formal economy. The shift gives thousands of business owners access to training, financing, and government support that can help them grow.
The Texas Rangers unveiled bold new uniforms celebrating North Texas' deep Mexican cultural roots. The team's "Tejas" jerseys debut April 24 as part of their commitment to honoring the Hispanic community.
Small businesses across Victoria are discovering that cultural diversity isn't just good for communities—it's great for their bottom line. With over 290 languages spoken and 314 ancestries represented, Victorian businesses are turning multicultural connections into real competitive advantages.
South Carolina has emerged as America's top state for keeping new businesses alive, with only 17.7% failing in their first year compared to the national average of 22.1%. The state welcomed over 3,000 more new businesses than it lost last year, proving entrepreneurs are finding fertile ground in the Palmetto State.
Latino entrepreneurs in North Carolina grew their business ownership by 65% in five years, creating 80,000 companies that generate $2.5 billion in revenue. From construction to real estate, these small businesses are becoming the backbone of local economies across the state.
A Wellington couple turned laundry into a gift of time, building a thriving business that washes for sports teams, council projects, and busy parents. Five years in, Lavendera Laundry is proving that small ideas can spin into big community wins.
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