CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Flour Bluff Independent School District is getting into the school spirit by hosting its back-to-school health fair.
The community was invited to take advantage of the free healthcare resources, such as physicals, blood pressure checks and diabetes screenings to name a few.
There was also live music and giveaways as an extra incentive.
Nueces County Precinct 4 Commissioner Brent Chesney said the event is a vital resource for the community.
"We provide public health services to people and bring it to them, sometimes a lot of people cant get away from their home or their business," he said. "It's just all about providing services from Nueces County that I think are important to do for our community."
The first day of school for the Flour Bluff Hornets will be Aug. 9.
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