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Work on a day off: 1st Financial employees serve city on bank holiday - Vimarsana News

Work on a day off: 1st Financial employees serve city on bank holiday

The bank this year made connections with about 100 nonprofits across Texas, where all 78 branches are located, to organize service opportunities.

Black community documentary effort truly is significant - Vimarsana News

Black community documentary effort truly is significant

'A Legacy Unearthed' spotlights young woman's work and a man who fulfilled mission of change in Abilene.

Committee to look at possible November bond has diversity, experience - Vimarsana News

Committee to look at possible November bond has diversity, experience

The seven-member committee is diverse in background, ethnicity and perspectives, community leaders say.

Standing up for change like Claudie Royal did is the right thing - Vimarsana News

Standing up for change like Claudie Royal did is the right thing

The late community activist honored Tuesday with challenge to keep his work moving forward

Houston and Abilene show how to make headway with homelessness - Vimarsana News

Houston and Abilene show how to make headway with homelessness

Print this article When it comes to homelessness in America, cities such as Los Angeles, Seattle, and even Dallas might want to take a page out of Houston's playbook. The southeast Texas city has managed to cut its homelessness rate in half in the last decade by using a coordinated strategy that includes partnerships between the public and private sectors. Houston is the fourth-largest city in America, with a population of more than 2.3 million residents. In 2020, more than 30,000 people in the Houston area — Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery counties — needed some type of homeless ass...