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October 13, 2009
Here's the newest from Jason Castro ... enjoy.
New Castro video released
Here's the newest from Jason Castro ... enjoy.
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Local doctor fights cancer through practice and participation
A third-generation graduate of Texas A&M, Victoria Smithers is a busy family practice doctor. A partner with Baylor Family Medical Center at Rockwall, she still finds time to participate in Relay For Life, the signature fund raising event for the American Cancer Society.
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Design selected for county veteran’s memorial
Plano intern architect Dan Fletcher’s entry — Symbolic Journey — was a design jury’s top choice in the Rockwall County Veterans Memorial design contest.
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Design selected for county veteran’s memorial
Plano intern architect Dan Fletcher’s entry — Symbolic Journey — was a design jury’s top choice in the Rockwall County Veterans Memorial design contest.
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Getting ready for the heat | MUSICFEST ROASTS COMMISSIONERS
The seventh, annual Celebrity Roast presented by Rockwall MusicFest, will be held January 30, 2010 at Occasions at Stone River in Royse City.
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A picture of community pride
Rockwall County artists Joe and Marona Hewitt have presented Fate Mayor Bill Broderick a painting of a 1967 scene of Fate when the population was 191.
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Alliance for the Arts holds gala, dance competition
As relaxing music provided by pianist Asa Welles played in the background, fashionably-dressed guests made their way into the ballroom of the Hilton Bella Harbor for the annual Rockwall County Alliance for the Arts fundraising gala.
- New Castro video released
- Drowning Out a Thirst In the summer of 2008, 17-year-old Jacob Way traveled on a mission trip to South Africa sponsored by Lake Pointe Church with the goal in mind to reach out to the people of a small South African village in Christian love and compassion.
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Camerons invite all friends to 67th anniversary celebration
When Raymond Cameron and Elizabeth Rochell were set up on a blind date they had no idea they would make it to a 67th wedding anniversary. In fact, they weren’t quite sure they would make it back to town that night.
- The Royal Rangers of LakeShore Church collecting new shoes for oprhans A simple pair of children’s shoes may not look powerful, but they can make a big difference in the lives of orphans around the world.
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