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By: Scoop Jefferson
“Hunger affects more than just physical well-being; it impacts education, work, and family life," Seasons of Change Founder Tavian Harris said.
By: Scoop Jefferson
“A big, big piece of our department is gone now. Very unexpected. And those are shoes that can't be filled here," Angela Brown said.
By: Jason Whitely, Rebecca Lopez
Neil Noakes will step down in May 2025, coinciding with his 25th year as a member of the Fort Worth Police Department.
"Let me make it really clear, our process was flawless," Mayor Mattie Parker said.
By: Scoop Jefferson
“This is not about opposing the fight against human trafficking. We all want to help those impacted by this tragedy," said Joseph Nevel.
Recently, the Academy of Visual and Performing Arts had to cut nine staff positions. One former teacher has complained of delayed paychecks.
“Our students will get to come alongside this project from the very beginning and be part of a fantastic company and workforce in the future,” Mayor Parker said.
“This was birthed out of my own experiences being a teen mom and not having enough resources,” said Seasons of Change Founder Tavian Harris.
By: Scoop Jefferson
“I don’t think I would have ever thought to pass Narcan out to the homeless if it wasn’t for him,” said Rachel Phillips.
By: Scoop Jefferson
“We arrived about two and a half to three hours earlier than our flight just to be safe,” Michael Siler said.
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