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In order to protect our employees and valued clients from COVID-19, THE BIHM FIRM, PLLC is pleased to offer client services and consultations via video conference or teleconference. Please call us at (936) 788-6100 or via email at [email protected] to schedule. Family Law and Criminal Defense. We hope you don’t need us, but if you do, we’re here. www.bihmfirm.com

In order to protect our employees and clients, THE BIHM FIRM, PLLC is offering consultations, client services, and mediations by video conference and teleconference. If you’d like to schedule an appointment, please call us at (936) 788-6100 or email us at [email protected]. We hope you don’t need us, but if you do, we’re here. Family Law and Criminal Defense.

Friends, the time has come. Early voting starts tomorrow and runs until March 3rd. There are four races this go ‘round that are of particular importance to me. Please take a moment to read these recommendations, and even if you disagree, go VOTE!

284th District Court: I am supporting my friend of many years, Jo Ann “Jo” Linzer. She’s got what it takes to manage this Court, which is one of the busiest in the State. She’ll be decisive, fair, and efficient.

County Clerk: Mark Turnbull. His office is efficient, his administration transparent, and he has been a good steward of our taxes. We couldn’t ask for a better County Clerk.

District Clerk: Melisa Miller. She’s not only up to the job, in this race, she is the only person qualified to immediately assume the duties of this incredibly important office.

County Treasurer: I’m supporting Melanie Bush because she is qualified, well-educated, fair-minded, and to be blunt, her last name isn’t Davenport. I know that her opponent is a sweet lady, but I am deeply concerned about her husband’s influence in her office and in Montgomery County politics and the influence he seems to wield over so many in our local government. We need elected officials who can get along, but be independent, and independence is an anathema to the current Treasurer. It’s time for a change.

Those are my picks. No need to agree, and certainly no need to argue, just get out there and VOTE!

It is no surprise to anyone who knows me that I support Melisa Miller for the Republican nomination for Montgomery County District Clerk. Please mark your calendars for February 20-March 2 for early voting!

Courier: Miller the rock-solid Republican candidate for district clerk It would be pretty tough to find any nonincumbent with as much knowledge as Melisa Miller about a position being sought. Ask the Montgomery County district clerk candidate any question regarding that office, and she's off to the races - no pause and no taking a breath. Miller knows where the Distric...

I support Melanie Bush for Montgomery County Treasurer. Melanie is better qualified than the incumbent, is independent of other elected officials, and the right person for the job. I’m a . Please do your research, and join me in helping to make a change!

Bush counters in open records battle involving county treasurer race Montgomery County treasurer candidate Melanie Bush has filed a brief with the Texas Attorney General's Office in response to County Treasurer Stephanne Davenport's brief seeking an AG's Opinion regarding whether the Treasurer Office Procedure Guides developed in 2014 are exempt from the Public Infor...

I am supporting Melanie Bush for Montgomery County Treasurer. I am deeply concerned that our current Treasurer is either a) trying to prevent the public from inspecting her office’s policies and procedures, or b) such an inept manager of this department that she has included sensitive personal (whose information?) information within those manuals, which are the definition of public records.

Courier editorial: Dangers for Treasurer Davenport hinge on secretiveness, not openness In a speech before the American Newspaper Publishers Association in 1961, President John F. Kennedy stated: "The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings. We�...