Latino-Owned Texas Body Shop Shares its Secrets to Success for Over Three Decades

La Voz Newspapers recently began featuring Hispanic-owned start-up businesses within their pages on a monthly basis for the sake of repairing statistics that indicate that 44 percent of all start-up businesses will throw in the towel within the first four years of launching. The newspaper introduces the owners of brimming new businesses and successful long-standing businesses to the public, and uses their business knowledge to unveil the secrets of longevity and perseverance in an economy that makes independent ventures seem downright horrifying. The Montealgres, who own Chris and Phil's Body Shop, kept their business afloat by seeing the benefits of true team work, business knowledge and not being afraid to put family and friends to work for a good cause.

Four People Most Important to America's Future: Elon Musk, Bill Nye, and Mary Gonzales (Plus One You Wouldn't Expect)

Four individuals most important to America's future

Live Sports Stream 2014 NFL Playoffs: New Orleans Saints Vs. Philadelphia Eagles

New Orleans Saints vs. Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.

Middle School Principal Punished for Prohibiting Spanish in the Classroom

Nearly one-third of Texans who are 5 years and older speak Spanish at home, according to the 2000 census. And, for children younger than five years old, the percentage is much higher. Naturally, conversational habits used in the home, such as speaking Spanish, continue when in school. Nonetheless, some educators don’t like students speaking Spanish in the classroom for an invariable number of reasons. In fact, one middle school principal, Amy Lacey, in Hempstead, Texas, went as far as to tell students that they could not use Spanish in the classroom; which directly led to the principal being suspended with pay.

Amendment Keeps the Doors to Nearly 40 Abortion Clinics Open

A federal judge amended a Texas abortion ruling, interrupting the closure of nearly 40 abortion clinics in the state.

ESL, Disabled, and Minority Students Receive Effective Education from Veteran Teacher in Texas

The importance of individualized education, especially in regards to children who suffer from learning disabilities, ESL students, and students who don't identify with the euro-centric text that they are tested on in school, has proven to be a remarkably effective method when teaching students of any age.

Texas Abortion Law Could Drive Women To Unsafe Alternatives In Mexico

With abortion procedures becoming increasingly difficult for many women to obtain in Texas, they may soon look south of the border for help.

No Reelection Bid for Texas Gov. Rick Perry: Announcement Fuels 2016 Presidential Run Speculation

Texas Governor Rick Perry announced on Monday that he would not seek reelection in 2014, spurring speculation that he will be focusing on another presidential run in 2016.

Wendy Davis Filibuster Video: 11-Hour Speech Helps Strike Down Texas Abortion Bill

The state senator's incredible speech was able to delay the proceedings just enough to get the bill passed just after its deadline.

Texas Abortion Law Poised to Become Nation's Most Restrictive

The bill would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, but its proponents have to scramble to see it become law.

First 3-D Printed Gun Fired In Texas

A man in Texas has successfully fired the gun he designed with his 3-D printer, and some lawmakers are concerned about the long-term consequences.

Amber Alert Issued For Teen Girl Abducted At Knife-Point in Texas; Authorities Believe Girl To Be In Grave Danger

The Department of Public Safety (DPS) has issued an Amber Alert in Texas for a 14-year-old girl who was kidnapped from a church parking lot in Titus County on Sunday afternoon. Authorities believe the girl to be in grave danger.
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