In the US, we recognize the bravery and sacrifice of those who have served in the military every year on November 11. Arlington, Texas is the proud home of more than 18,000 veterans. This Veterans Day, greater Arlington is coming together to commemorate our veterans with a patriotic ceremony in their honor. The Arlington Great Southwest Rotary … [Read more...]
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Greater Arlington To Honor Those Who Have Served This Veterans Day
Workforce Solutions For Tarrant County To Host Virtual Statewide Job Fair
Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County is hosting the 9th annual Hiring Red, White and You Job Fair on Thursday, November 5, 2020. Due to the high volume of employers, the event has been extended. Attendees can participate beginning November 5 at 10:00 am until November 9 at 5:00 pm. This virtual statewide event is meant to connect Texas Veterans, … [Read more...]
Airpower Foundation to Host Virtual Concert to Benefit Military and Veterans
Arlington is the American Dream City where people dream big and have the resources to succeed. Members of greater Arlington have the freedom to pursue their dreams because of the U.S. Military. Our military heroes bravely make sacrifices to keep our community and country safe. The Chamber is proud to share that the Airpower Foundation is … [Read more...]
Arlington Community Unites to Honor Front Line Workers with Downtown Displays
ARLINGTON, TX - On Wednesday night, April 15, Downtown Arlington’s Dream sculpture lit up blue for the first time in support of all of the essential workers during this unprecedented time. By Thursday afternoon, just a few dozen feet away, 45 American flags were placed in the lawn of the Levitt Pavilion soaring with American pride. The display, … [Read more...]
Congressman Ron Wright Introduces Bill to Help Veterans Get Jobs
Last week, Congressman Ron Wright (R) (TX-6), who represents Arlington in the U.S. Congress, introduced a bill (H.R. 5250) that incentives employers to hire veterans. This bill would make the work opportunity tax credit (WOTC) permanent. If the bill does not pass, the WOTC will expire at the end of December. The co-sponsor on H.R. 5250 is a … [Read more...]