100 Years Ago This Month: Historical Events From March 1925

The month of March has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in March 1925. •A military committee in France concludes that Germany committed gross violations of the Treaty of Versailles on March 1.

Ferns Springs Eternal

Dina Moon Dig if you will the picture. I know. I know. The 80s reference desk called and wants their Prince quote back. So much for using the opening line of When Doves Cry as a column intro. Really, though, I want you to create a landscape in your mind. It’s 383 million years ago.

Ask Aunt B,

I worry a lot. I know it doesn’t serve me well, but I need help. How do I find peace when I constantly worry about the future? Dear Worry Wart, I can’t count how many times I have laid awake at 3 a.m., staring at the ceiling, running through all the what ifs. You are not alone.

What Is Your Conscience?

What Is Your Conscience? “Conscience is the still, small voice that makes you feel even smaller,” wrote James Sanaker. Or, as my friend Lucas, age 7, says: “It’s something in your head. It helps you think.

Pedestrians, Bicyclists Most Vulnerable on Texas Roads

On his 10th birthday in 2020, Victor Peterzen received a brand-new bicycle. Just three months later, his life was tragically cut short in a crash while riding his bike through his northwest Houston neighborhood. Sadly, similar tragedies continue to plague our state.

Hail Damage? Tips to File an Insurance Claim

Did hail or strong winds damage your home or car? Your insurance company should pay for hail damage - if you have wind and hail coverage on your homeowners policy or comprehensive coverage on your auto policy. File a claim quickly. Other tips for getting paid: Take photos or video of the damage.

FHS Graduate Kevin Moon Named Forney Market President at First State Bank

With more than 30 years of experience in the banking sector, Kevin Moon is taking on the role of Forney Market President at First State Bank.

Representative Keith Bell Files Legislation to Honor Fallen Terrell Police Officer Jacob Candanoza

On January 29, State Representative Keith Bell filed House Bill 2198 to honor the memory and service of fallen Terrell Police Officer Jacob Candanoza by designating a portion of Texas Highway 34 in Kaufman County in his name.

Spring is Blooming!

Now that spring break for Forney ISD is finished, the last part of the school year begins with time marching just a bit faster than perhaps students, teachers, and parents want.

Jake E’s Riding Roundup: Transforming Lives Through Horses

In Kaufman, Texas, Jake E’s Riding Roundup and its horses are significantly impacting the Forney community and surrounding areas through a unique blend of learning and healing that leverages the powerful bond between humans and horses.