Tourism, new residents in Big Bend area help economy but prompt growing pains

Our ongoing efforts to serve and train locals in the Big Bend region are highlighted in the Wall Street Journal! Our co-founders Jeanine Bishop and Vicki Gibson were interviewed and spoke about our new Hospitality Academy. You can read the article by clicking the button below:

New Hospitality Academy Seeks To Address Tourism Industry Labor Shortage

TRI-COUNTY — Mountain View Hospitality Academy, a new education initiative based in Fort Davis, will offer affordable, accredited training for adults interested in developing careers in the hotel and restaurant industry starting in early 2024...

Mobile Comunidad Requesting Donations To Continue Offering Free Hot And Cold Lunches...

FORT DAVIS — Mobile Comunidad, the social services outreach nonprofilt organization, has provided free nutritional hot and cold lunches to all students of Fort Davis schools since last school year, one to four days per week...

Coming Soon: Mountain View Hospitality Academy.

Mountain View Hospitality Academy is the newest initiative of the nonprofit outreach program Mobile Comunidad, with a mission to offer professional training to area adults and high school juniors and seniors in all aspects of the hospitality industry...

Mobile Comunidad program providing free nutritious lunches to FDISD Elementary students.

Seventy students in Fort Davis Elementary School received free lunches Monday, January 16, through the outreach program of Mobile Comunidad...

New Program Aims To Teach Nutrition & Food Preparation.

Students in the Fort Davis Independent School District are learning about nutrition and food preparation from a new program called Charlie Cart, an initiative of the Jeff Davis County Library, with support from the Food Pantry of the Jeff Davis County Library, and Mobile Comunidad...