Letter from Fred B. Hartman to the Texas Daily Newspaper Association and Texas Press Association members, on September 8, 2006. Hartman states in his letter that the planning for the 2007 legislative session will being in January, as as first time chairman Hartman wanted to know how they members are able to help. The first Legislative Advisory Committee meeting is scheduled for December 7 in Austin. Hartman ends the letter by stating he looks forward to working on the important issues with the members.

An administrative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting November 30, 2006. The document serves as a mean to update the board of directors, as well as association members, what is happening within TDNA as well as explain future goals and accomplishes.

An introduction to the 2006 Budget Draft for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting on December 1, 2005 at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. The budget goes into detailed length on the expected income for the association as well as their expected expenses for the 2006 year.

A membership status report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Associations board of directors meeting to be held on November 30, 2006 at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. The document reports that TDNA expects to receive $405,405 in member dues for 2006, $389,925 from newspapers and $15,480 from associate members. Details of the dues are included in the document.

An administrative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting December 6, 2007. The document serves as a mean to update the board of directors, as well as association members, what is happening within TDNA as well as explain future goals and accomplishes.

Membership status report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting on July 13, 2006 at the Headliners Club, in Austin, Texas. The document states that TDNA expects to receive $410,103 in member dues for 2006 - $390,623 from newspapers and $19,480 from associate members. The report gives details on the associates who were billed dues but have not yet paid.

The 2009 Director of the Texas Daily Newspapers, published by the Texas Daily Newspaper Association. The text document details the origins of the Texas Daily Newspaper and gives in lenght details on the officers, directors, staff and services that TDNA provides.

A membership status report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting to be held on July 17, 2008 at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. The membership status report details information as of May 2008. The document states that TDNA expects to receive $405,786 in member dues for 2008 − $392,306 from newspapers and $13,480 from associate members, and that no members have dropped or joined the association.

The 2005 year-end budget projection as of September 31, 2005 for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association. The document states that TDNA is left in good standing, with a net profit of $55,800 projected for the end of 2005 it will wipe out the association's 2004 carryover deficit of $24,489, leaving a surplus fund of $31,310 by year's end for the next year.

A membership services information document for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting on December 1, 2005 at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. The document gives the association members details on what is currently happening within the organization and how the association can help the Texas newspapers.

An administrative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting December 1, 2005. The document serves as a mean to update the board of directors, as well as association members, what is happening within TDNA as well as explain future goals and accomplishes.

An administrative report by Ken Whalen, a Texas Daily Newspaper Association member, on the TDNA Board of Directors Meeting on July 28, 2005. Whalen reports that because of the TDNA office move and staff restructuring plan TDNA is in its best financial position. TDNA is on pace to end the year with a surplus of approximately $31,000.

A document that breaks-down the budgeting and profit building of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association for the year 2005. The document states that TDNA fell short of their goal of the $56,856 net profit budgeted for 2005 by $11,554 due to losses, however, they managed to achieve a net profit of $45,302 which helped create a surplus balance of $21,290 for the start of the 2006 budget year.

Texas Daily Newspaper Associations' honored Patrick Birmingham with the 2008 Pat Taggart Award, one of the prestigious honors within Texas newspapers. Birmingham was given the award because he represented the ideals of the community and journalistic excellence as exemplified by Fentress Newspapers publisher, Pat Taggart. The second page honors John Roberts of the Victoria Advocate with the Frank W. Mayborn award for Community Leadership. The Mayborn award was established to honor other newspaper men and women who have firm commitment to community service. The document continues with other men and women being awarded for their services to the community and their newspaper.

The Texas Daily Newspaper Association names Officers and Directors for 2004, with a news release on December 4, 2003. TDNA has named new officer and directors, as of January 1, Donnis Bagget will become president, W. Lawrence Walker, Jr., will become vice-president, Jeremy L. Halbreich, will be elected treasurer and Wesley R. Turner will become chairman of the executive committee. The document details the life and accomplishments of Donnis Baggett, the newly TDNA elected President, as well as give details on the new board directors for 2004.

The 2007 year-end budget projection for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association as of September 31, 2007. The document states that a budget net of $73,453 is expected for the end of 2007 and combined with the funds from 2006 it will bring TDNA's funds total up to $154,889. The document details the highlights of the associations expected income and expenses for the 2007 year.

An administrative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Associations board of directors meeting on December 1, 2005 at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. The report gives updates to the board of directors the overall progress of the association and what is to be expected in the future.

A document detailing the Texas Daily Newspaper Association's 2007 year-end budget goals and expectations.

An administrative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting July 13, 2006. The document serves as a mean to update the board of directors, as well as association members, what is happening within TDNA as well as explain future goals and accomplishes.

E-mail from Ken Whalen to the Publisher of TDNA, cc'd to Darla Thompson, with the subject Public Notice Website FAX. The e-mail is in regards to the TDNA faxing a form to their office asking for information for the new public notice website they have developed with the Texas Press Association.

A legislative report for the Texas Daily Newspaper Association board of directors meeting on July 28, 2005. The report documents how successful the Texas newspaper industry has been, and that the TDNA/TPA Legislative Advisory Committee identified 155 bills that would affect the newspaper industry and worked with the authors of the bills to display their concerns.

A document detailing the associate dues, for 2008, of the seventeen members as listed.

Monthly newsletter of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association (TDNA) describing the organization's news and activities as well as other information of interest to readers. This issue includes a summary of the TDNA annual meeting, and an announcement that at President's Dinner on March 10, New Braunfels HeraldZeitung Publisher Doug Toney was named the 2007 Taggart Award winner.

Agenda for July 28, 2005, Texas Daily Newspaper Association Board of Directors meeting held at the Headliners Club in Austin, Texas. Agenda items include the review for organizational aspects of TDNA, finance report, membership services, convention report and an executive session.