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Forney Angel Tree Benefits Several Forney ISD Students

Forney Angel Tree Benefits Several Forney ISD Students

Forney Angel Tree Benefits Several Forney ISD Students

Christmas was a little brighter this year for several Forney ISD students thanks to the kindness and generosity of the Forney Lions Club, local businesses and numerous Forney ISD employees and students!
The Art of Aging Disgracefully

The Art of Aging Disgracefully

The Art of Aging Disgracefully

There’s a scene in the movie Beetlejuice that cements Tim Burton as a cinematic genius, The Neitherworld Waiting Room scene. See, post-death humans have to enter the waiting room to meet their case worker.

Laymen’s Corner

Jesus said that the greatest Commandment is to love the Lord your GOD with all your strength, heart, and mind (Matt. 22: 34-40). And the second greatest commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself.
NO CABIN FEVER

NO CABIN FEVER

NO CABIN FEVER THIS WEEK

Like many outdoor types, I used to consider the dead of winter as ‘off time’, a time to clean rifles and shotguns and put them away and devote time to readying fishing tackle for spring fishing. But winter has become one of my favorite seasons for enjoying the outdoors.
Should Inflation Affect

Should Inflation Affect

Should Inflation Affect Your Investment Moves?

As you know, inflation heated up in 2021, following years of pretty stable – and low – numbers. And now, early in 2022, we’re still seeing elevated prices. As a consumer, you may need to adjust your activities somewhat, but as an investor, how should you respond to inflation?
Chilling Hours

Chilling Hours

Chilling Hours

January can be a temperature-temperamental month with sunny and 60 degree highs sliding into 20ish degree lows, but it is all very necessary for the ecosystem. Many of the plants we as humans rely on for food and beauty need 300–400 or more hours between 32 and 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Pros and Cons of Calorie Labeling

The Pros and Cons of Calorie Labeling

The Pros and Cons of Calorie Labeling

One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to eat healthier and make better decisions when choosing what foods to eat. But a recent study by Texas A&M AgriLife researchers shows there are often competing and conflicting forces at work when making food choices.