TEXAS –– Texan by Nature (TxN), a Texas-led conservation non-profit, announced today the appointment of Roxann Neumann and Robert Horton to the Board of Directors.
“We are thrilled to have two deeply respected industry and community leaders join our board,” said Joni Carswell, CEO & President of Texan by Nature. “Roxann brings vast experience in strategy and corporate responsibility paired with a history of philanthropic service in environment, arts, and education initiatives. Robert is a recognized leader in sustainability within the transportation industry with a history of commitment to clean resources and conservation. We look forward to working with these esteemed leaders to help elevate the Texan by Nature mission across the state and beyond.”
UPDATE: (Feb. 2, 2021) Residents wanting to fly directly from San Angelo Regional Airport to Houston can begin doing so on April 21, officials said during a Tuesday City Council meeting.
On Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021, a round-trip flight from San Angelo to Houston booked through United Airlines, operated by SkyWest Airlines, was listed for as low as $199, according to the airline s official website.
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SAN ANGELO City Council members, together with City of San Angelo Development Corporation board members announced residents will soon be able to fly directly to Houston thanks to a partnership with SkyWest Airlines.
On Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021, the city approved a resolution to authorize the use of sales and use tax funds in an amount not to exceed $1.2 million.
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January 19, 2021
The Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Coalition has selected the winners of its Fleet Recognition Awards, highlighting 22 public-sector fleets for their efforts to reduce petroleum use and improve air quality in North Texas. This year the winners included eight Gold Level, six Silver Level and eight Bronze Level recipients.
The cities of Euless and Southlake, and Dallas Area Rapid Transit brought home the Gold for the second year in a row. Joining these repeat winners were first-time Gold recipients: the cities of Carrollton, Dallas, Denton and Lewisville, as well as Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW Airport).
Awards were presented based on entities’ scores on the DFW Clean Cities Annual Survey. Each entity could earn up to 45 points for emissions reduction, 25 points for reducing fuel consumption, 20 points for partnerships and 10 points for outreach and awareness efforts. Gold Level status required 59-100 points; Silver Level sta
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