LEDC job fair features 30 employers

  • Twenty-year-old Marlee Hyatt, left, goes over employment information with Hill Country Community Action HR Specialist Regina Baker at the Lampasas Economic Development Corp. job fair Thursday. MONIQUE BRAND | DISPATCH RECORD
    Twenty-year-old Marlee Hyatt, left, goes over employment information with Hill Country Community Action HR Specialist Regina Baker at the Lampasas Economic Development Corp. job fair Thursday. MONIQUE BRAND | DISPATCH RECORD
  • Teresa Gonzalez, left, and Jocelyn Joyas, middle, of Cargill Inc. talk about potential employment opportunities with Copperas Cove resident Fletcher Lenz. MONIQUE BRAND | DISPATCH RECORD
    Teresa Gonzalez, left, and Jocelyn Joyas, middle, of Cargill Inc. talk about potential employment opportunities with Copperas Cove resident Fletcher Lenz. MONIQUE BRAND | DISPATCH RECORD
    On a warm Thursday afternoon, 20-year-old Marlee Hyatt walked through the doors of the Lampasas County Higher Education Center in hopes of landing a new fulltime job. Hyatt was one of dozens of potential candidates who spoke with 30 Lampasas-based employers during the Lampasas Economic Development Corp.’s annual job fair. Hyatt said she was interested in the medical field ...

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