Janecze Wright is a journalist based in Fort Hood, Texas. She writes for the Fort Hood Sentinel and the Temple Daily Telegram, with her work also appearing in the Killeen Daily Herald. Janecze's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, community stories, and military-related news.
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By: Janecze Wright
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — Two of my favorite things are wine and live music. Imagine my excitement when I found Dry Comal Creek Vineyards featured both.
Dee Stewart, family career advisor for the Texas Veterans Commission, speaks with Chief Warrant Officer 3 Michael Daley, 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, about career options after he transitions from service during the National Disability Employment Awareness Month Technology Fair Sept. 10 at the Lone Star Conference Center at Fort Cavazos. Photo by Janecze Wright, Sentinel Living Editor
The debate over whether a book is best read or watched is ongoing and opinions are split.
New Resident Advisory Board or RAB, President Lela Billiter cuts the ribbon to officially open the new Heritage Heights Dog Park as Col. Lakicia Stokes, U.S. Army Garrison-Fort Cavazos commander, Cavalry Family Housing representatives and RAB members look on Friday at Fort Cavazos. Photo by Janecze Wright, Sentinel Living Editor
Excitement bubbled over and good times flowed as Soldiers, family members, civilians and veterans turned out for this year’s Oktoberfest celebration Saturday at The Great Place.
Stephanie Barksdale, applications manager for Santa’s Workshop at The Great Place, shows Warrant Officer 1 Brandon Sessions, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, some of the bicycles available at Santa’s Workshop during an open house for commanders Sept. 25 at Fort Cavazos. Photo by Janecze Wright, Sentinel Living Editor
By: Janecze Wright
Walkers make their way around Sadowski field during the annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month 3k walk/run event Wednesday at Fort Cavazos. Photo by Shawn Davis, Fort Cavazos Public Affairs
Though I didn’t partake during this visit, I remember my first meal at the popular Gristmill River Restaurant and Bar at Gruene, Texas, several years ago was amazing. The structure has humble beginnings as a cotton gin powered by the Guadalupe River.
Ewan Choy, 17, poses for a picture next to a new flag disposal box he placed Oct. 3 at the Neighborhood Community Center at Fort Cavazos. Choy designed five flag disposal boxes to place at community centers around the installation. Photo by Janecze Wright, Sentinel Living Editor
DALLAS — My friend and I decided to book a last-minute reservation at the HALL Arts Hotel after deciding on a whim to drive up to Dallas for an overnight
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