Doc Anderson, guest column:
Maintaining a local accent in our business dealings

Waco Tribune Herald
Saturday, October 31, 2009

History shows that communities that support local businesses benefit in many ways. By keeping the money flowing within the community, unemployment levels are diminished and the tax base is enhanced. That consequently improves our communities’ ability to serve its citizens and improve quality of life for everyone.

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HEART OF TEXAS TO RECEIVE STATE BOND MONEY FOR I-35 WIDENING;
REP. ANDERSON APPLAUDS COMMISSION, PROCESS

(AUSTIN) -- The Texas Transportation Commission today approved staff recommendations for widening Interstate 35 in McLennan, Hill, and Bell counties through bond proceeds approved by Texas voters in 2007. Rep. Charles "Doc" Anderson, R-Waco, hailed the vote as "critical step to improve the safety, mobility, and economic vitality of McLennan County, Central Texas, and the entire state which depends on a safe 'Main Street of Texas'."

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Doc Anderson, guest column:
Maintaining a local accent in our business dealings

Waco Tribune Herald
Saturday, October 31, 2009

History shows that communities that support local businesses benefit in many ways. By keeping the money flowing within the community, unemployment levels are diminished and the tax base is enhanced. That consequently improves our communities’ ability to serve its citizens and improve quality of life for everyone.

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Texas Eagle Forum names Doc Anderson one of Two Top Conservative lawmakers in Texas House of Representatives
McLennan County Republican earns 100% voting record for 81st Session

Austin, Texas— The Texas Eagle Forum, one of the state’s oldest and most effective pro-family advocacy organizations has named Texas State Representative Charles “Doc” Anderson as one of the top two conservative lawmakers in the Texas House of Representatives based upon his cumulative voting record during the 81st Texas Legislature which ended in June.

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