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Omicron variant in Brazos County, health district confirms - Vimarsana News

Omicron variant in Brazos County, health district confirms

The Brazos County Health District confirmed Monday there is one case of the Omicron in the county.

Source: kagstv.com
Laredo, LC team up to help workers affected by pandemic - Vimarsana News

Laredo, LC team up to help workers affected by pandemic

Leaders from the City of Laredo and Laredo College outlined on Thursday morning that...

Brazos County reporting dramatic spike in covid cases amongst youth - Vimarsana News

Brazos County reporting dramatic spike in covid cases amongst youth

There are currently over 22-hundred active cases within Brazos County - with 367 new cases and one death being reported just yesterday.

Source: kxxv.com
Job Fair Added to "Market at the Meridian" - Vimarsana News

Job Fair Added to "Market at the Meridian"

1 month ago in Local Photo: WNAX The first “in person” job fair in over a year will be part of the first “Market at the Meridian” of the season Saturday in downtown Yankton. Rita Nelson, the Workforce Development Coordinator with Greater Yankton Living, says they have most of the larger employers in the area lined up…. Nelson says there will be full and part time jobs available… Nelson says it’s a great chance to get information from a lot of employers… The job fair will be at the Market site at the corner of Second and Douglas in downtown Yan...

Source: wnax.com
When Staying Home Is Not An Option: Day Laborers Lean On Nonprofits As Work Diminishes - Vimarsana News

When Staying Home Is Not An Option: Day Laborers Lean On Nonprofits As Work Diminishes

/ Around 120,000 day laborers stand on streets around the country waiting for employees to offer them work. But the coronavirus pandemic has drastically decreased the jobs available to them. With no money and unable to find work in Mexico, David came to the United States 12 years ago. He first immigrated to California. Some of his extended family lived in North Carolina, and they told him there were more job opportunities in Charlotte, so in 2010 he left for North Carolina. WFAE is not using David’s full name because he is not in the country legally and he fears for his safety.

Source: wfae.org