United Way of the Brazos Valley's president previews upcoming events and the resumption of the workplace campaign

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United Way of the Brazos Valley (UWBV) president Lizett Hawkins visits with WTAW's Bill Oliver about the resumption of the workplace campaign following the holiday break, promoting a January 17th chili cookoff at Yesterday's Bar and Grill in Bryan where UWBV is a beneficiary, and announcing a UWBV "Sneaker Soiree" fundraiser will be held February 28th at The Kimbell cultural event center in downtown Bryan.

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