Families in Laredo can prepare for the upcoming school year with assistance from local health officials. A community event is scheduled to take place at a location on Cedar Avenue. The event will offer various services to help students get ready for school.
These services include items for school and health services. Further information about the event, including the date and time, is available from local news sources, such as KGNS.
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