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Job Title MANUFACTURING / PRODUCTION
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Location Sherman
Posting Close Date 06/04/2021 Posting Link https:// bit.ly/3fUgVTm Description A local company has multiple full time opportunities for MANUFACTURING / PRODUCTION. These positions will be 1st and 2nd shifts with the potential of overtime. The ideal candidates must possess the following: flexibility, effective communication skills, the ability to work well with others, and a keen attention to detail and safety procedures, along with the ability to lift up to 50 pounds. These positions are temp to perm. Description This position requires a High School Diploma or Equivalent, and prefers a minimum of 6 months of related experience.
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ing ID 14453004 Location Denison
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04/28/2021 Posting Link https:// bit.ly/3uCSGgj Description A local shower pan manufacturing facility is looking for PRESS OPERATORS. Day and swing shift positions are available. On job training. No experience is necessary. Must have reliable transportation and be able to work mandatory overtime.
The True Texas Project in Grayson County kicked off last month with speakers Former Texas Senator Don Huffines and Former Texas Representatives Matt Rinaldi and Jonathan Stickland giving inside information on the State House. Tonight, local hair salon owner became an overnight hero of the people with national recognition. Shelley Luther will speak on her new endeavors to help Texans regain their freedoms.
The meeting will take place at the First Baptist Church youth building at 100 E. Davis Street, Howe, TX. The meeting begins at 6:30 pm with an optional prayer meeting to begin at 5:30 pm. All are welcome free of charge, mask or no mask.
Also, Serena Ashcroft will speak in regard to Unmask Texas which is a nonprofit organization working to, according to the press release, “fight back against the illegal school mandates statewide, which are requiring our children to be muzzled all day while in school or while participating in other school activities including, sports, singing, and dance.” Shelley Luther, a former school teacher, mother of two, successful singer, and owner of Salon a la Mode was living the American dream. When the government responded to the covid pandemic with overreaching mandates that shut down her business, she stood up for her family, her stylists, and the rights of all small business owners and citizens. Her refusal to apologize to a tyrannical judge for her being selfish and wanting to feed her children landed her in jail and thrust her into the international spotlight. With an enlightened sense of the current political climate, and a desire to use her platform for positive change, Shelley ran for Texas state senate; winning the jungle election, but losing the runoff in a campaign that featured Governor Greg Abbott, the same official who’s mandates put her in jail, spending millions of dollars and personally endorsing her opponent to keep her from going to Austin and exposing the legislative swamp that has taken root. Shelley also went on to found the charitable organization Courage to Stand, which was designed to help small business owners and others get back on their feet, and now produces a weekly video podcast that celebrates ordinary people that have done extraordinary things in their lives, sharing their defining moments with others, in hopes that this encouragement will stimulate a wave of good works that can help heal our nation and reinvigorate the human spirit.
Serena Ashcroft is a mother of 3 children in McKinney ISD. She has served as the PTO President at Cockrill MS in McKInney, as well as a private music teacher and choir director of the McKinney Children’s Choir. She is the co-founder of the Make Greatness Academy for homeschooled and disadvantaged children that provides education from certified teachers during this “covid crisis.”
She has also been a licensed Realtor for 22 years.
Serena is a natural leader and is a vocal advocate for children, their well-being and education. She has spent hours researching, advocating and connecting with many families, parents and teachers across Texas to bring this information out front which led to forming the non-profit, www.unmasktexas.com
She has been very vocal about the harms of masking our children in public schools and how it’s affecting their mental health and well-being. She urges school boards to act independently, and make decisions based on solid facts, data and not feelings, politics or government agencies. Independent school districts are solely responsible for the wellbeing, education and success of the students within their jurisdiction.
