When Admiral Nimitz signed the instruments of surrender by Japan in September of 1945, it triggered another massive project that would be taken on by the United States—getting the Japanese economy working again. In 1950, Japanese industry leaders invited J. Edwards Deming, then a professor at New Yo...

103rd Chamber Banquet honors those who serve Fredericksburg and beyond Under the leadership of a new president/CEO, the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce’s 103rd Annual Membership Banquet broke new ground with a new format and new award, while it retained the good feelings and spirit of past events...

It’s Our Business Continuing to look at how our entire business community can create even more success, a couple of recent events have reminded me about the very foundation upon which we build businesses: Infrastructure. This past week, the city’s Planning & Zoning Committee (P&Z) reviewed a long-pe...

It’s Our Business “Uplifting Service” is a New York Times best-selling book by global service expert Ron Kaufman. Having learned about his work in the...

Methodist Hospital | Hill Country team sees over 9,000 patients With more than 200 years of combined experience, the seven members of the cardiac and ...