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There's no denying that staying over the red line is more challenging now. A crucial part of accomplishing that? Incredible customer service. Here's help.

Some of the realizations we've had during the pandemic: we'll never actually run out of toilet paper, people on Zoom aren't always fully dressed, and it's important to support local stores and restaurants. At least one of those ideas will linger.

An actor, writer, director, producer, banjo-player, & one wild and crazy guy, he's entertained us for years. Here's some of what we can learn from his life.

Ready to start a side hustle? It's always wise to stop before delving into life-changing decision and take a look at the reality of what you're planning.

We all share a basic human need to feel "seen." It's wired into our DNA. So, remembering people's names, and using them is a lesson worth learning.

We all share a basic human need to feel "seen." It's wired into our DNA. So, remembering people's names, and using them is a lesson worth learning.

The lock-down has caused many to reflect on their next career steps. If you aspire to leadership, reflect on the skills you'll want to develop to be effective.

This is great for our East Texas economy. At the same time, please keep practicing social distancing for the sake of yourself and others.

Check out which local restaurants are offering takeout, curbside, and special deals for you!

Get these basics in place first. Then, you'll be much better prepared to launch your idea and soar. More good news? We live in a business-friendly state.

A "Customer Rage" study dug in to find answers to these questions. Here's what to do to make things right as quickly as possible. You may be surprised.

It's not a goodbye, but a see ya real soon according to Red Robin.