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TIME WARNER CABLE employees met Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (center) while attending the Texas Cable and Telecommunications Associations' yearly Cable at the Capitol conference. The employees were being honored for their outstanding leadership in employee initiatives.

 

EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER REGION 12 is expanding its main offices on Highway 6. As the service center approaches its 40th year, the increased demand for services has spurred an expansion that will include a more tha 20,000-square-foot addition on the east side of the existing building, with a new entrance facing Bagby Avenue.

WACO ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION, now 10 years old, has reached its $2-million endowment milestone and granted a record-breaking $101,480 for teacher grants. The foundation also has announced its 2007 officers: Chairman Joe Nesbitt, vice president, Central National Bank; Vice Chair Ann Harder, anchor, News Channel 25; Treasurer Alex Eichenberg, senior vice president, Extraco Banks; Secretary Dr. Roland Hernandez, superintendent, Waco ISD; Past Chair Sally Bledsoe, past PTA president and community volunteer. The foundation welcomes eight new board members, who will serve one- to three-year terms that began in January. New members are: Penny Chase, Rick Clark, Jan Copeland, Dudley Haas, Todd Moore, Steve Swenke, Jackie Wooldridge and PTA representative Sabrina Calhoun.

KWTX MEDIA announces Jason Effinger as vice president and general manager. Effinger, his wife, Susan, and daughters, Mara and Anya, come to Waco from Wisconsin. L-3 COMMUNICATIONS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS announces Michael L. Holmes will serve as the Waco facility's site executive upon Ed Boyington's move to Mississippi to be the new president of Vertex Aerospace, an L-3 subsidiary.
COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS, the nation’s largest dropout prevention organization, has named Doug McDurham, executive director of CIS/McLennan County Youth Collaboration, as one of its inaugural class of Robert H.B. Baldwin Fellows. HIGGINBOTHAM & ASSOCIATES, the nation’s 72nd largest independent insurance agency, added account executive Cynthia Brown to its Austin office to provide commercial clients with employee benefit plan brokerage and account support.
McLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE thanks the community for supporting the $74.4 million bond to expand facilities. MCC plays a key role in developing the workforce for Greater Waco. FIRST COMMUNITY BANK CENTRAL TEXAS has named Bruce Thomson as senior vice president. His duties include commercial lending and managing the bank’s first full-service location at 130 N. Valley Mills Drive.
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