jobs

The open positions pay an average of $40,000 per year - plus benefits.

If we're inside an office all day, odds are that we're going to be safe and not have to worry too much about getting injured (or worse). But some of our neighbors in Texas are risking their lives by going to work at dangerous jobs every day, and it's not just the just the obvious ones that pose the biggest risks.

The 2nd largest city in the Sooner State is offering a grant to remote workers who take up residence there- but there's a catch.

A plan to expand a current East Texas facility will create over one hundred new jobs at Lockheed Martin, and that will increase the number of employees by about a third. Check this out to stay on top of the job boom.

This could very well be your dream job. A Texas-based company is looking for someone to test mattresses and write about the experience on social media. If you want a job taking naps, you've got a few days left to apply.

Are you or someone you know looking for a job in East Texas? Come to the Angelina College Activity Center on May 3rd to meet with actively hiring business.

East Texas has several businesses that are among the best places to work in the US, with environments where people aren't just punching time clocks. People with jobs at these places love going in to work every day and want to contribute, and that creates an atmosphere that works for everyone, including customers and clients

If you are after a high-paying job and you picked an engineering major at SFA, you're well on your way. What other college majors will lead to the most money after graduation?

If you're looking to make some new money this fall, the seasonal hiring rush could be the boost you're looking for.  One company says they'll pay up to $30 per hour, and they're going to need a lot of help.

Every state has cities where the money seems to flow more easily than others, and the spot in Texas that has the most trouble getting on its financial feet is in the southern tip, near McAllen and Brownsville. In other words, there IS opportunity in Tyler and Longview.  We're not the richest cities in Texas, but not the poorest either.

We've got lots of home builders, truck drivers, barbecue chefs, and CEOs in Texas, but there's one job that's overly popular compared to all the others.

How does a career in law enforcement sound to you?  More specifically, how about a job with Lufkin's finest?  Your opportunity awaits.