Need a job? The City of Killeen is hosting a job fair on Wednesday from 9-4p at the Killeen Civic & Conference Center, 3601 S. WS Young Drive.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott officially ended the additional $300 weekly unemployment benefit that many Texans have been getting on Saturday leaving many without financial support. The idea is to get Texans back to work.
Drive around town and you ll notice a lot of Help Wanted signs displayed in windows and on store billboards. The jobs are out there, and lots of places need the help, including the City of Killeen.
According to the City of Killeen website, they re hosting a job fair on Wednesday, June 30 from 9-4p with plenty of full time jobs available. The city will conduct on site interviews for dozens of openings hoping to fill the available jobs in the Public Works Department.
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Those interested in working for the city of Killeen can attend a job fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at Killeen Civic and Conference Center, 3601 S. W.S.
Proposal includes converting Coleman building into 1,200-student high school
Waxahachie Daily Light
The Waxahachie Independent School District board of trustees unanimously referred a $127 million bond issue to voters for the May 1 election during Monday night’s regular monthly meeting.
Superintendent Dr. Bonny Cain said a voter-approved bond issue will not necessitate a property tax increase.
“Our student enrollment just continues to grow,” Cain said. “We’ve been told we will have 1,000 extra students next year … When you’re looking at the houses that are selling and the houses that are being proposed, we need to be ready.”
The bond will provide more than 1,500 additional classroom seats to accommodate the district’s fast growth. The proposed projects include: