Gallery: Target employees, customers adjust to pandemic
- Emree Weaver | eweaver@vicad.com
Emree Weaver
Chief Photographer
I am a born and bred Texan hailing from Goliad, but have spent the past 10 years in Austin, Italy, Botswana and everywhere in between. I love having the opportunity to reconnect with my roots to tell important stories in the crossroads region.
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Target employee Kevin Rodriguez disinfects the handles of shopping carts at the front of the Victoria store.
Customer Samantha Valdez stands on the other side of plexiglass at a checkout station inside the Target in Victoria on Monday, July 20.
A sign outside of Target in Victoria notifies customers of the local ordinance requiring people to wear a mask to enter the store. This photo was takenòòò½ÊÓƵon Monday, July 20.
Target employee Brook Acosta organizes swimsuits on the clothing racks inside the Victoria store on Monday, July 20.
Target employee Kassandra Hernandez organizes curbside pickup orders inside the store in Victoria on Monday, July 20.
Amee Rivers, right, bags items for customer Samantha Valdez at Target in Victoria on Monday. All customers are required to wear masks when they enter the store, which is both a company policy and mandated by the city and state.
Target employee Kevin Rodriguez counts customers as they come into the store in Victoria. Target is operating at 50% capacity during the pandemic.
Target employee Raylene Marquez disinfects a scanner at a self-checkout station inside the Victoria store.
Customer Becki Redding shops for purses during her visit to Target in Victoria All customers are required to wear masks when they enter the store, which is both a company policy and mandated by the city and state.
Customer Bob Allen purchases bottled water at Target in Victoria.
Target employee Don Carroll fulfills items for a curbside pickup order at the Victoria store.
Target employee Raylene Marquez waits for customers entering the store in Victoria to disinfect handles of shopping carts on Monday, July 20.
Social distancing signs can be seen throughout Target in Victoria on Monday, July 20 to encourage customers to maintain a 6-foot distance from other shoppers.
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Emree Weaver
Chief Photographer
I am a born and bred Texan hailing from Goliad, but have spent the past 10 years in Austin, Italy, Botswana and everywhere in between. I love having the opportunity to reconnect with my roots to tell important stories in the crossroads region.
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