Some personal history plus a quarter century in nursing gave Rene Lackey a direct understanding of just how many girls with unplanned pregnancies needed help. “I had an unplanned pregnancy,” she said. “All along the way I always wanted to be a foster mom or have some type of foster ranch. That developed into caring…
Families of police officers killed in the line of duty have so many things on their minds, they are overjoyed when they see uniformed personnel from outside their town come to their loved one’s funerals. Thanks in part to the Fort Worth Chapter of the non-profit organization called the Brotherhood of the Fallen, they don’t…
From mid-March until early April, students in all 17 elementary schools in the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District enjoyed an in-classroom experience that likely will stick with them forever. That’s when the Texas A&M University AgriLife Extension Service brought its Hatching in the Classroom program to the schools. Each facility was provided with all materials…
Seeking something to do when he was finishing his time with the United States Marine Corps, Dimitri White initially started knocking on doors as a lawn man. Eventually, he began remodeling and building exterior structures two years before he exited the service. He even flipped a few houses to make some money. He quickly learned…
Since 2005, Community Link has been providing food and personal care items to low-income, disabled, and senior residents of northwest Tarrant County. More recently, some new initiatives have helped expand its reach to others in need. That has led to Community Link’s consistent growth resulting in hiring Trey Harper as director of development in 2019…
While Paz Molnar has not yet reached the same athletic level as her older sister Olivia, she has used her abilities to help others with physical challenges. An eighth grader at Killian Middle School, the younger sibling spent several days this summer training to be a sighted guide for visually impaired triathletes. She first learned…