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Crowning Cause

Crowning Cause

By • on April 30, 2012

CEDAR HILL, TX – When Lacey Trevino participated in her first pageant, she could not have known how the contests would eventually impact her life. When her mother, Angela, was diagnosed with breast cancer, it led to a ready-made platform for Lacey, who was named Miss Teen Cedar Hill International 2012. “My platform, about which I am very passionate,

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Unmasking Ray

Unmasking Ray

By • on April 1, 2012

CEDAR HILL, TX – Cedar Hill resident, Ray Schufford, is a master multitasker, juggling family, career, writing, upstart business and his charity. He is a firefighter and a paramedic for Dallas, a profession he truly feels blessed to have been able to do for the last 17 years. Twelve years ago,

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Finding the Song Within

Finding the Song Within

By • on February 29, 2012

DUNCANVILLE, TX — An unknown person once said music is what feelings sound like. If this is indeed true, then the symphony of love and dedication that flow from the heart of Jarrod Johnston should definitely not be missed. Jarrod, who was born in Houston but reared in the Metroplex, is the worship

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A Man and His Dog

A Man and His Dog

By • on January 30, 2012

DESOTO, TX —  One overcast day, not too many months ago, Lowe’s was the scene of an unusual field trip. Various autos disgorged their owners, along with several people in polo shirts and khakis and three dogs. One man in a wheelchair worked at backing down the ramp from his van, a woman settled

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Seek and Ye Shall Find

Seek and Ye Shall Find

By • on January 1, 2012

DESOTO, TX – When one door closes and another doesn’t open, Job Seekers Ministries will help you find a window. During a time when landing jobs is more competitive than ever, a group of volunteers from DeSoto’s First United Methodist Church is dedicated to helping locals find employment.

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A Parade of Christmas Spirit

A Parade of Christmas Spirit

By • on November 30, 2011

DUNCANVILLE, TX —  The Masters Academy is located behind The Bread of Life Church, nestled in a residential neighborhood of Duncanville. The private school has a 23-year history of catering to the needs of children with ADD, ADHD, dyslexia and academic deficiencies. Each student lucky enough to

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Scene of Tragedy

Scene of Tragedy

By • on November 1, 2011

DUNCANVILLE, TX —  How many times have you heard the question, where were you on …? Mary Sue (Sue) Randall Bennett will never forget where she was on Friday, November 22, 1963. She was on the curb in front of the Texas School Book Depository in Dealey Plaza. She worked on the fifth floor

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Town Clown

Town Clown

By • on October 1, 2011

DUNCANVILLE, TX —  In 1975, at age 49, the late-blooming creative soul finally put her talents to good use, first as an artist specializing in portraits of clowns, and then as an entertainer herself, appearing across North Texas as “Honey the Clown.” Eventually proclaimed Duncanville’s

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Golden Oldies

Golden Oldies

By • on August 31, 2011

CEDAR HILL, TX – While called the Silver Serenaders, many members of this senior adult choir are well into their golden years. A concert at Dallas’ Meyerson Symphony Center September 18, in fact, marks the 30th anniversary of performances by the group whose members’ average age is 74. “We

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Nature at Our Fingertips

Nature at Our Fingertips

By • on July 31, 2011

CEDAR HILL, TX – Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center at Cedar Hill is pretty excited to be opening its 205-acre facility next month, and no one is more excited than center director, Dr. Patty McGill. “We now have the facilities to connect children and families with nature, providing an opportunity

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