Daily Archives: July 29, 2009

Wild Woman Dawn Gold

July 29, 2009 in Southwest NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

Dawn Gold has heard a voice crying in the wilderness, and she’s dedicated her talents to help more people appreciate our natural world. — Written and produced by Marshall Hinsley

Yoga for Everyone

July 29, 2009 in Midlothian NOW / Video by Now_Staff_Writer

Chris Engebretsen of Midlothian believes in the benefits of yoga. That’s why she’s dedicated herself to making yoga accessible to everyone. — Written and produced by Marshall Hinsley

Knitting for a Cause

July 29, 2009 in Video / Waxahachie NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

Arlene Hahn of Waxahachie has turned her knitting skills into relief work for those who need it most. — Written and produced by Marshall Hinsley.

The Muralist of Burleson

July 29, 2009 in Burleson NOW / Video by Now_Staff_Writer

Burleson artist Brad Smith has left quite a mark on the town he calls home. In fact, practically at every turn, residents and visitors can see his murals that adorn local businesses on Old Town Burleson. — Written and Produced by Marshall Hinsley.

The Eye of the Beholder

July 29, 2009 in Southwest NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

“I’m really just an amateur,” protested Laura Hallmark as she shared her all but amateur photos. While some define an amateur as one lacking experience or competence, an amateur is actually one who pursues something for the pure love, joy and fun of it. In Laura’s case, her love of photography is evidenced in […]

No Ordinary Garden

July 29, 2009 in North Ellis County NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

First United Methodist Church in Red Oak has been in its location for more than 22 years, and in this time has become a place where believers have gathered to worship, Boys and Girls Scout troops have met and those seeking peace and comfort could find it. Yet as visitors and members approached the […]

A Better Way

July 29, 2009 in Midlothian NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

One of the most horrific things that could happen to a community happened here. The words “something must be done” no doubt ran through thousands of minds in Midlothian back in October 1987. Two drug-using teenagers discovered the identity of an undercover police officer and murdered him. This story made international news and spurred […]

Get the 2-1-1

July 29, 2009 in Mansfield NOW by Now_Staff_Writer

Bill Russell is a big fan of 2-1-1. “As a police officer, I fell short of helping people solve their problems,” Bill said. “At the time I was an officer, there was no such thing as 2-1-1. Now that I know the value of a 2-1-1 card, it hurts me to think I spent […]