American Eagle to add 7 jobs in Waco amid cuts nationwide
Waco Regional Airport will see seven new employees, even as American Eagle is laying off workers elsewhere.
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Two new businesses at the shopping center at New Road and Franklin Avenue are expected to create 95 new jobs locally.
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Joe Griffin, owner of Joe Griffin Photography, was 12 when he used his bicycle as collateral to borrow money from a credit union to buy a snow cone machine for his first job.
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Todd Stoner, founder and president of Disciplined Investors, LLC, earned about $300 a week at his first job as a beekeeper on his father’s honey farm in California.
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Phipps Memorial owner Joe Phipps began working for his family’s business well before his teenage years.
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Larry Pendley, owner of Pendley Party Productions, drove a gravel truck for his hot and dusty first summer job.
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