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Where Young Performers Shine: CYT takes center stage - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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When Christian Youth Theater Dallas moved its productions and full suite of classes to a new building on the campus of First United Methodist Church in Lewisville two years ago, the students and staff certainly didn’t waste time making themselves feel at home. The versatile two-story building, which already had several classrooms, a full stage, and had been used for everything from a daycare to a youth group space and a preschool, was quickly converted into a full theatrical performance space—co
A Lewisville father's mission to end bullying is changing lives worldwide - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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T-Ronn Hicks will always stop short of saying he is the mastermind behind everything that has made his anti-bullying initiatives successful. Sure, it would be easy to assume he’s simply being modest. After all, his Simply Badd Ministry and outreach programs, including Stop Bullying Our Purpose, continue to change lives 16 years after they began. Meanwhile, T-Ronn’s face and no-nonsense brand of preaching are front and center at school assemblies, parent-teacher conferences, community events, and
30 years later, Century Insurance still puts clients first - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Jason HeLal didn’t stumble into the insurance game. Quite the contrary, he majored in it at UNT—knowing full well that helping friends, neighbors and everyone in between find the right insurance for their needs was exactly where he belonged. That said, being an insurance agent isn’t all it’s cracked up to be when you start out being limited to one company’s products. “It feels very limiting, especially when all you want to do is help people,” HeLal said. “So, in the spring of 1996, I sold my Far
Rodeo Queen: Argyle’s Pam Minick still enjoying the ride of her life - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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No one would dare fault Pam Minick for all the name-dropping. And yet, she cringes a little whenever she does it. “Don’t say that,” she said with a laugh. “I hope that doesn’t come across as sounding snobbish.” In her defense, how else is a born-and-bred Vegas girl turned longtime Argyle resident supposed to accurately tell stories from a glitzy, whirlwind life that turned her into one of the most recognizable names in rodeo? Most people start at the beginning—before she became Miss Rodeo Americ
Local family gives back while transforming spaces across Denton County - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Sometimes, the best projects start with a simple conversation. That’s what Flower Mound residents Ryan and Steven Lair found out when their dad recently attended a group dinner event at Lewisville Lighthouse Church. During a conversation with the pastor Richard Brunson, he noticed the aging Formica kitchen countertops and suggested transforming the space with architectural surface films that replicate the look and feel of premium materials like granite. The best part is that it could all be done
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