Lady Panthers Cruise in Playoff Opener
The Hillcrest girls shut out West Mesquite in the Class 5A Region II bi-district round on Tuesday.
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Juanita Craft Civil Rights House Inspires Parish Junior
Meredith Walker: The Crossroads Academy Teen Board visited the museum located in Craft’s former home.
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Highland Park Students on a Mission To Provide Books for Africa
ENTEBBE, Uganda – I took a deep breath as the car approached the home. This would be the first time I stood face-to-face with a project meant to change 33 kids’ lives forever.
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My American Girl Store Adventure
Alice Hodges: The first thing you experience when you walk into the store is awe. It makes you feel like a doll inside a dollhouse.
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Bears Blank Friars to Earn TAPPS Title
The Ursuline soccer dynasty reached a new milestone on Wednesday, claiming the 30th TAPPS state championship in program history.
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Parish Takes Home First Basketball Title
Parish Episcopal put an exclamation point on a remarkable, and historical, season with the school’s first TAPPS state championship.
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Five Hospice Care Misconceptions
By: Jennifer Broadway Hospice care is like working in a ministry. We work side by side with chaplains, social workers,
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‘The Cloud’ Helps Seniors Save Photo Memories
Every time I visit my parents’ house, I get to see my mom’s scrapbooks with lots of photos.
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The Tax Man Cometh
Nothing says Happy New Year like knowing your property taxes must be paid by the end of the month, right?
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Would-be Doctors See Future More Clearly
Those prone to think, “My doctor looks like they are still in high school,” could have encountered a confirming sight at Scottish Rite for Children in October.
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Mount Everest Memories and Motivational Speaking
Richard Fiske, recounting his 1999 journey up Mount Everest, recalls meeting “Cary Grant,” rubbing car oil over his body, and getting tossed like a kite while holding onto a rope.
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