In 1984, President Ronald Reagan recognized the profound impact of the commitment of the Military Spouse to the readiness and well-being of military service members. He officially made Military Spouse Appreciation Day part of National Military ...
Last week the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) denied a bid by Ethos Capital LLC to purchase the Public Interest Registry (PIR) from the Internet Society (ISOC). PIR oversees millions of .ORG addresses for non-profit ...
On Saturday, May 2, three San Antonio high school teams, two Army JROTC teams from Roosevelt High School and one Air Force JROTC team from Brandeis High School, competed in the first-ever virtual version of the national CyberPatriot competition.Out ...
As an estimated 17,300 Bexar County-area high school students prepare to take the Advanced Placement (AP) exams starting next week, the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce calls on the business community to support student employees who request time off ...
On Wednesday, May 6, your Chamber’s Cyber Council / CyberSecurity San Antonio program gathered for its monthly meeting via video conference. With more than 70 people in attendance, the group returned to its regular agenda of briefings to learn ...
As our city continues to battle COVID-19 and keep our economy together, Leadership San Antonio (LSA) Class 45 (aka LSA2020) was prepared to roll up our sleeves and do our part. As a team we hold ourselves to a few key values: we are one team, there ...
The future of our economy depends upon resiliency and innovation, characteristics that are embodied by our local high school students. Interest in summer internships remains high, and your Chamber encourages you to consider hosting a high school ...
Recognizing a need for a free information sharing system in San Antonio for scheduling and rescheduling of nonprofit events, the San Antonio Business Journal and CE Group have launched a shared event community calendar for nonprofits in the city.The ...
In accordance with Governor Abbott’s Phase One plan to reopen Texas, today restaurants and several other businesses may reopen with restrictions. This week, as restaurants started preparing to reopen, the Chamber received feedback from our ...
Wednesday, Mayor Nirenberg and Judge Wolff announced an extension of the Stay Home, Work Safe order until Tuesday, May 19. This is San Antonio’s 6th Public Health Emergency Declaration related to COVID-19, and the San Antonio City Council ...
On Monday, Governor Abbott announced three new executive orders related to the opening of the State of Texas. Executive Order No. GA-18 includes phase one to safely open the State of Texas. Phase one allows retail stores, restaurants, theaters and ...
Tuesday’s City Council Special Joint Meeting with Bexar County Commissioner’s Court demonstrated the unified effort between the County and City to defeat COVID-19. The focus of the meeting was on Dr. Barbara Taylor, Chair of the COVID-19 ...
On Thursday, Governor Abbott and the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) issued new guidance to unemployment claimants. The guidance provides clarity concerning eligibility for unemployment benefits should an individual choose not to return to work at ...
We have reached an important milestone in the 2020 Census! More than half of the households in our nation have responded by phone, mail or email, and there have been more than 80 million responses nationwide. To date, Texas has a 49.6% response rate ...
Your San Antonio Chamber of Commerce’s Senior Enlisted Advisory Committee, a sub-committee of our Military Affairs Council, met this week, and we were honored to host Command Master Sergeant Christopher Lantagne, Command Chief of the 502d Air ...
As our industry and community navigates this challenging time, Visit San Antonio is committed to offering up-to-date information and resources. We understand that you are being faced with unprecedented challenges and may personally be impacted in ...
Yesterday, the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce held its first ever virtual Board of Directors Meeting, which focused on significant updates and information about what the Chamber has been working on over the last two months. The meeting kicked-off ...
Small businesses across the country will once again be able to apply for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). After quickly passing the U.S. Senate earlier this week, the U.S House approved the $484 billion Coronavirus Relief Bill late Thursday ...
On Thursday, the San Antonio City Council approved a $25 million COVID-19 Emergency Housing Assistance Program. Last week, the City of San Antonio proposed $15.8 million for the program and yesterday city council added another $9.2 million to the ...
From now through May 3, #TeachersCan calls on Texans to Thank-A-Teacher by nominating educators for exclusive prizes that will be announced during National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4-8, 2020. Visit www.TeachersCan.org to nominate the teachers ...
In the wake of COVID-19, there is one area of our community that could use your help in the most furry and fun way. While we are practicing responsible social distancing, Animal Care officers are still on patrol, addressing public safety calls in ...
Earlier today, Governor Greg Abbott held a press conference where he issued three new Executive Orders focused on reopening the State of Texas while maintaining certain social distancing guidelines. All activities permitted in the executive order ...
Thursday, Mayor Nirenberg and Judge Wolff announced a second addendum to the Stay Home Work Safe Order. This addendum is in alignment with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) recommendations to slow the spread of ...
In preparation for the development of the next coronavirus relief package, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz has made it a priority to hear from business and community leaders across the state. On Wednesday, more than 250 business and community leaders joined ...
Goldman Sachs and the Liftfund, along with other community development financial institutions, are partnering to provide $50 million in loans to small businesses in Texas that have been affected by COVID-19.These loans, made through the U.S. Small ...
In the wake of COVID-19, the U.S. Census Bureau announced significant operational changes, including extending the self-response and door-to-door data collection until October 31, 2020.In addition, the Bureau asked Congress for a four-month delay in ...
Owners of commercial, industrial, and residential properties now have a low-cost way to go “Green” and lower utility bills while increasing property values. Eligible property owners can use the Property Assessed Clean Energy Program ...
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Council challenges you to “Go Purple” throughout the Month of April, but specifically on Friday, April 17th. Even while practicing today’s social distancing, we encourage ...
In the first weeks of the Stay Home-Work from Home ordinance, San Antonio took a collective inhale and figured out how to make the new normal happen. Businesses adjusted accordingly, employees with jobs that could be done remotely carved out space ...
Yesterday, Mayor Nirenberg and the San Antonio City Council extended the Stay Home, Work Safe order through April 30. This order asks residents to stay home unless they are engaging in essential activities or considered an essential employee, as per ...