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Forney Economic Development Corporation to Host Job Fair

The Forney Economic Development Corporation, Forney Chamber of Commerce, and Workforce Solutions invite all local business to participate in a community job fair. Businesses in all industries are encouraged to attend to connect with potential employees.
NFHS 2021 Homecoming Court

NFHS 2021 Homecoming Court

NFHS 2021 Homecoming Court

Thaddeus Cockrell, Toni House (Back), ChrisJohn Ganal, Kaia Moore (Center), Jasia Clark, Marissa Juarez (Front) David Paine, Allison Bratz, A’Mya Francia (Back), Owen Whisenant, Camryn Bertoglio, Bethany Wilson (Center), Drake Dilodovico, Kei’von Johnson (Front) James Olvera, Raul Martin (Back),...

Why Is the Bible Important?

“Because God made the world and the book,” says Mason, age 4. Yes, the same God whose creative power breathed the “breath of life” into Adam also breathed inspiration into the writers of the Bible. In fact, the word often translated as “inspired” in the Bible literally means “Godbreathed.
Creative Ways to Connect Kids to Science and Encourage STEM Learning

Creative Ways to Connect Kids to Science and Encourage STEM Learning

Creative Ways to Connect Kids to Science and Encourage STEM Learning

The pandemic has deeply impacted learning experiences for students across America. As educators and students return to school this year, they will continue to navigate these challenges as they look for ways to redefine learning.

Tips to Help Older Adults Learn How to Reduce Risk for Falls

As we age, we begin to learn – sometimes firsthand – how devastating a fall can be. It isn’t quite as easy as it once was to hop back up and continue on our way. Each year millions of older adults experience falls and fallrelated injuries. Texas ranked 50th in a state-to-state comparison with 33.
Texas Airman Accounted For From World War II

Texas Airman Accounted For From World War II

Texas Airman Accounted For From World War II

The Defense POW/ MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that U.S. Army Air Forces 1st Lt. Jack K. Wood, 24, of Wichita Falls, Texas, killed during World War II, was accounted for June 4, 2021.