Acceptable forms of photo ID: Texas Driver License issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS Texas Personal Identification Card issued by DPS Texas Handgun License issued by DPS United States Military Identification Card containing the person’s photograph United States Citizenship Certificate … Continue reading
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month or NBCAM. During the month of October, charities raise awareness in order to increase funding for research to combat the horrible disease. The campaign is also used to help remind people that it’s very important to get checked for breast cancer, especially if the … Continue reading
El DÃa del Padre es una gran oportunidad para pasar tiempo y mostrar gratitud hacia tu papá. Sin embargo, no siempre es fácil saber qué hacer para celebrarlo. Puede hacer que el DÃa del Padre sea inolvidable al planificar actividades que sean tanto agradables como funcionales que les facilitarán la … Continue reading
Mother’s Day is a time-honored tradition dedicated to honoring the incredible women who have shaped our lives with their love, guidance, and unwavering support. As this special day approaches, there’s no better way to express your gratitude and affection for the amazing mom in your life than by treating her … Continue reading
It’s no surprise to you that COVID-19 has changed the way we live and do things. This year, we were able to attend (non-virtually) the Making Strides Corpus Christi event. Essentially, a “city-wide cruise” that had many stops along the way. With a start line and finish line, strides were … Continue reading
Many Texans who are suffering financially from the effects of COVID-19 and the closure of many businesses should receive relief checks from the federal government in the coming weeks. The $1,200 checks being sent to individuals and $2,400 checks for couples are part of a $2 trillion economic stimulus package … Continue reading
At Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C., we are pleased to sponsor our 6th annual Innovation Scholarship Contest with $12,000 in prizes. The 2020 scholarship contest is now open for submissions and entries will be accepted through December 1, 2020. The Innovation Scholarships recognize creative thinking and community service and offer financial … Continue reading
2018 was quite a year! A year of ups and downs for many of us. We did a lot together in 2018, but what the most exciting thing we did together was vote. We saw record voter turnout in 2018, which proves that people realize that they need to get … Continue reading
The month of November is one of the most anticipated months of the year. For some it’s being able to not shave for 30 days, for others, it’s a time to enjoy family and eat some of the best meals of the year. However, for most Americans, it’s the one … Continue reading
There are a lot of things to be scared about this year including sinister clowns and a daunting presidential election just around the corner, but there’s another issue trick-or-treaters should be wary about. According to safekids.org, Halloween is the one day of the year where children are more than twice as … Continue reading
