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Virtual Vendors an Option for Couples Planning Unique Weddings

Normal took on an entirely new connotation in 2020. As the world reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the globe had to adjust how they live their lives. The way people work, attend school and eat their meals changed seemingly overnight, as did the way couples tie the knot.

Two Warriors’ Battles

Living through a scenario that no parent ever wants to experience, Forney parents David & Kathryn Spurgeon and Brendan & Kristin Zastoupil have children that are battling leukemia. Coincidentally, both Elyse Spurgeon and Bryton Zastoupil are students at Warren Middle School in Forney.

Why Should We Give Thanks To God?

On Thanksgiving Day, families all over America sit down to dinner at the same time — halftime. “Thanksgiving has two good words,” says Hollie, age 9. “They are ‘thanks’ and ‘giving,’ and that’s what we need to do — thank others and be giving. Those are two things my mom taught me.

Forney Chamber Ribbon Cutting

Thursday, November 12, 2020 Genesis Wellness and Pain Ribbon Cutting 108 U S Hwy 80 Suite 150 Photo: Lenny McKinney

Screen-Free Holiday Gift Ideas That Inspire Kids

Shopping for holiday gifts for kids? Looking for activities that don’t involve a screen? Consider toys and activities that will inspire them this holiday season and beyond.

You’ve Got To

I have always (well, almost) just “loved” this man and his singing! Which man? The one who had these songs as some of his greatest hits! 1. “Kiss An Angel Good Mornin’” 2. “Wings of a Dove” 3. “She’s Just An Old Love Turned Memory” 4. “A Shoulder To Cry On” 5. “Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger?” 6.

Financial Moves for the Recently Divorced

Divorce is common in our society, but that doesn’t make it any easier to navigate. If you’ve recently finalized a divorce, you’ve likely been coping with uncertainty and tension, but you can still avoid turning an already difficult situation into one that’s even more challenging. How?

Gunnery Sergeant Michael J. Rock

“Marines are a brotherhood.” This simple sentiment has deeply impacted the life of Gunnery Sergeant Michael J. Rock. When he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at age 19, Rock had no idea that he would go on to work, live, and fight alongside his Marine brothers for the next 21 years.