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Bryan Eisenberg, a bestselling author and influential speaker, has been named the Round Rock Chamber's Entrepreneur of the Year for 2026. His and his wife Stacey's dedication to community service, particularly through their award-winning home care agency, underscores the importance of local impact and long-term value in business leadership.

Emplify Health, in partnership with Homecare Hub, is revolutionizing patient care by providing an innovative solution to a longstanding problem in healthcare: the transition from hospital to home. Their Transitional Placement Services (TPS) model is a beacon of hope for patients with complex needs, offering a seamless move to supportive housing and care.

Renewal Fuels, Inc., now operating as American Fusion, announces the appointment of Dwight Cartwright as Chief Operating Officer. Cartwright's wealth of experience in operations and technology-driven organizations is set to drive the commercial deployment of Texatron™ Fusion Technology.

Ariel Construction is transforming the approach to commercial renovations by offering a streamlined, design-build service model. With expansions into South Florida, Dallas, and Orlando, they provide a one-stop solution for facility managers, franchise leaders, and commercial realtors, ensuring consistency and quality across multiple markets.

JC Taylor, a passionate Kendall County native and business leader, announces his candidacy for Kendall County Commissioner, Precinct 2. With a platform centered on strategic planning, infrastructure development, and public safety, Taylor is calling on residents to participate in the decisive March 3 Republican Primary.

In an era where cannabis policy is rapidly evolving, the Texas Cannabis Policy Conference opens its doors virtually to explore the nuances of medical cannabis and hemp regulations. This sold-out event promises to unravel the complexities of state and federal policies, offering a platform for pivotal discussions among policymakers, scientists, and industry stakeholders.

Ricky Gleason, native to Kendall County and a seasoned financial advisor, has announced his candidacy for County Judge, bringing a fresh perspective of servant leadership and strategic planning to the forefront. His campaign is built on listening, collaboration, and a deep respect for the county's heritage and future growth, emphasizing the critical role of local government in guiding communities toward success.

In an enlightening conversation with Mayor Al Arreola, Del Rio unveils its blueprint for future growth, emphasizing infrastructure, regional cooperation, and its unique position as a border community. The city's dedication to fostering a welcoming environment and long-term economic resilience shines through, revealing a roadmap for other communities to follow.

In a pivotal episode of 'Vote Like a Texan', Trey Trainor, former FEC Chairman and Republican candidate for U.S. Congress, shares his comprehensive vision for Texas's leadership in Washington. Highlighting the importance of experience, transparency, and civic participation, Trainor's insights offer a substantive roadmap for the state's political future.

In an enlightening episode of The Building Texas Show, Justin McKenzie uncovers how Pampa, Texas, is transitioning from its agricultural roots to become a pivotal player in America's next energy and data revolution. Through strategic investments in renewable energy, data centers, and advanced manufacturing, Pampa is setting a precedent for how legacy communities can lead in modern industry and technology.

In a wide ranging conversation on the Vote Like A Texan series, Ricky Gleason, a candidate for Kendall County Judge, discusses his vision for leadership, strategic planning, and tackling the challenges of growth in one of Texas's fastest-growing regions. Hosted by Justin McKenzie, this episode delves into the importance of collaborative leadership and sustainable solutions for the future.

In a revealing interview on Vote Like A Texan, Jason Cahill, a Congressional District 21 candidate, shares his commitment to fiscal accountability, government transparency, and redefining the seat as 'the people's seat'. Cahill's campaign echoes the core Texan values of honesty, family, and hard work, aiming to inspire greater voter turnout and civic participation.