Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Notice from the Flatonia Chamber

Dear Members and Friends of the Flatonia Chamber of Commerce:

The Flatonia Chamber of Commerce’s email has been hacked.  So If you have recently received an email from the Flatonia Chamber (flatoniacofc[@]sbcglobal.net) or Beverly Ponder stating “That I am in Scotland and need money,”  please do not respond to it, do not give them any personal information and please delete it.  

This is not a virus, they have just figured out my passwords and then sent out these ridiculous messages.  ATT is aware of the problem and it has been reported to ATT Abuse.  So, hopefully all this will be taken care of real soon and hopefully not happen again.  If you have any questions or concerns, just email me back.  Thank you for your time and have a great day. 

Sincerely,

Beverly Z. Ponder
Executive Director
Flatonia Chamber of Commerce

Monday, September 12, 2011

HELP - Families need rental homes

HELP
The recent fire in Bastrop 
has left many families homeless. 

A lot of people are in need of shelter to rent!
If you know or hear of anyone who may have a weekend home, farm house, deer camp or parked travel trailer that might be interested in renting out for a short or long term, have them call:  
DAWN KANA AT 512-413-3988   

Thank you very much.



Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Legislation Regarding Speed Limit Takes Effect

 ON BEHALF OF THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION:

Chambers of Commerce, Economic Development Corporations and Business Entities:

On September 1, new speed limit laws take effect, allowing TxDOT to increase the speed limit on state highways deemed safe and reasonable to 75 mph.  The increased amount will be for those areas now at 70 mph, and also eliminates\repeals the 65 mph nighttime speed limit and all truck speed limits.

** Caution:  The increase in speed limits is not effective until new signs are installed; replacing existing speed limits signage could take until early 2013.  To read the full story go to: http://www.dot.state.tx.us/news/032-2011.htm





For additional information please contact TxDOT Media Relations at 512) 463-8700.