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Brownie Scout Troop 6891 helps displaced hurricane victims(0)
Brownie Scout Troop 6891 is learning more than how to sell peanuts and cookies. While collecting clothes, toys and other items for those displaced by Hurricane Ike, they’ve been learning about community service and compassion.
The troop has 18 Brownie Scouts who meet each Monday at North Ridge Elementary School. The Scouts put collection boxes up in the front of the school, and worked to pick up the donated items and sort and pack them into boxes.
Kendal Briles finds career as a football coach at Baylor University
Former Frenship High School quarterback Kendal Briles is once again on the sidelines with his father –-this time as an assistant coach at Baylor University.
Briles transferred to Frenship High School before his senior year after being named the Texas 4A Offensive Player of the Year in 1999. He had led Stephenville High School to a 16-0 record and the 4A state title that year while playing for his father, Art Briles.
Barbara McCrummen dubbed ‘The Cookie Lady’
Barbara McCrummen may have no idea how or when she received her nickname, but she does enjoy being known as the Cookie Lady of Frenship High School.
As a teacher in the Frenship Independent School District for 28 years, McCrummen has seen many changes. When the new building was constructed in the early 1980s, she said her classroom was behind the main building. After many additions over the years, her classroom is now part of the main building.
Bennett teacher, friends attend ‘HSM3’ premiere
A fourth-grade teacher working to keep in touch with her students at Bennett Elementary School won an opportunity to walk the red carpet and rub elbows with the stars of “High School Musical 3.”
Karen Fitzgibbons said her classroom’s favorite television shows seem to all be on the Disney Channel. When she began watching some of the shows, she enjoyed the “High School Musical” movies and other Disney shows.
Terra Vista students raise money for teacher of house fire
What would you do if you came home to find your house on fire? Your pets are dead of carbon monoxide poisoning, your belongings are ruined by smoke and you have only the clothes on your back.
If you happen to be a teacher or student at Terra Vista Middle School, you know the teachers and students will pitch in to help get you back on your feet.
Cade savors fatherhood, hunting
Former Frenship High School football player Brad Cade has gone on to play college football, teach and, most recently, sell cars.
The first year after his 1991 graduation from FHS, Cade played football at Kilgore College. He then laid out for a year before walking on as a punter and quarterback at Texas Tech.
Kreger anchors the Harvest Festival
Shawndelle Kreger spends a lot of time on her feet as the owner of a hair salon, Kuts & Kurls, as well as while running to stay in shape. Her love of running inspired her to take over the Fun Run and to help add an adult version of the race during this year’s Harvest Festival.
The Fun Run is a one-mile run for elementary school-aged children, but Kreger said many parents end up running with their children in the jog around Patterson Park in Wolfforth. So an adult five-kilometer run was added to the Harvest Festival schedule of events to accommodate runners who are older than elementary school students.
Judge manages family, volunteering and career
Coordinating the schedules of three children in three different Frenship schools, managing a busy volunteer schedule and taking up public speaking engagements could be a full-time position.
Add to that a career of being a newly appointed judge in County Court-at-Law No. 3, and one might wonder how Judge Judy Parker does it all.
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- Teacher draws on childhood to teach Spanish
- FHS grad makes career of equine-assisted therapies
- Gross gets Harvest Festival parade on the road
- 2007 grad chosen as President’s Select at Texas Tech
- Third-grader uses 911 and candy to save grandmother
- Maci McCabe’s sheep place at Panhandle-South Plains Fair
- Monica Tello competes in Chinese Sanshou martial arts
- Hamilton continues teaching after 56 years
- Lions Club helping camp with Cow Patty Bingo
- Wolfforth EMS assists evacuation efforts
- 2001 graduate heeds God’s call, becomes youth minister
- Retired FISD teacher is back in different school
- Maxine Ray calls West Texas home for 93 years
- Haney loved being a ‘Girl Guide’ in Fiji … now a Brownie leader
- Former Frenship athletes have a different sideline view these days
- Former mascot and cheerleader now instructs cheerleaders
- Tech student starts photography business
- High school student donates blood, pursues medical career
- FISD student starts college instead of senior year
- Frenship senior to be featured on National Public Radio
- Frenship ‘04 grad returns to FHS as dance instructor
- Boy Scouts help build Frenship Mesa Park
- Flusche named president-elect for TEPSA
- Whitney Barron runs online business, cares for son
- Weavers help with Community Bible Study
- As some schools see decline in numbers, Frenship expects more twirlers in future
- Jan Torres marks 12th year as children’s pastor
- Frenship graduate works on high rises for window cleaning company
- Frenship resident Kelsey Kilgore publishes Christian romantic comedy
- Local troop members take trip to Philmont Scout Ranch
- Doerfert receives elementary teacher of the year honor
- Student earns degree through perserverance
- Frenship grad named to coach college baseball
- Richardson passes passion for music to sons, makes career as insurance adjuster
- Frenship Masonic Lodge to raise funds for scholarship
- Gerardo Arranaga serves as FISD senior officer
- Granthams use love of ballooning to help people with disabilities
- Former Frenship student retires from Texas Instruments, comes back to community to farm
- Green organizes Live Oak Church mission trip
- Couple leads worship at Celebration Christian Center
- Hopson helps ABC Bank with fundraiser
- Pruett develops love for photography
- Ledbetter raises family, owns local hair salon
- LeClear opens Young at Heart in Wolfforth
- Frenship High School sweethearts marry, raise family
- High-school sweethearts build life together
- Vanderburg promoted to chief of operations at bank
- Kyle Smart passes baseball knowledge to Western players
- Eleanor Bennett remembers Wolfforth before Frenship
- Local photographers open their home as gallery
- Police organization serves community
- Meet the Pyrotechnicians
- Hendon stays active through classic car clubs
- Betenbough gives community more than homes
- West Texas native helps Lubbock grow west
- Brown joins Wolfforth Police Department staff
- Reynolds named Miss Majorette of Texas
- Villa of Wolfforth cooks meals for seniors
- Whatley reads to children at Wolfforth library
- Class reunions renew Rhyne’s ties with students
- Speer receives character coin for helping musician at state
- Team roper prepares for state rodeo in Abilene
- Ivey works as director at Buffalo Springs Lake
- Manale runs workshops for Early Learning Center staff
- Alexis Miller to cheer for Texas Tech squad
- Billie, Tim Smith build life together as EMTs
- Green opens Klemke’s barbecue in community
- Doerfert, Teague serve as ambassadors
- Wright starts career, makes summer marriage plans
- Automotive tech students fix family car
- Frenship’s Donaho and Vela try out, make Texas Tech pom squad
- Vanderpool brothers prepare for India mission
- Dean, McNutt set up neighborhood games
- Frenship graduate teaches at Muleshoe elementary school; named Man of the Year
- Schaffner talks about career in agriculture
- Frenship graduate makes wishes come true
- Gillitt looking for more seniors at Wolfforth center
- Evans family enjoys playing music together
- Bridges designs, helps construct neighborhood park and playground
- Frenship graduate balances family and work
- Hanslik makes plans to play baseball for Texas Tech
- Mulcahy named National Merit Scholar
- Christie Hust teaches diabetes awareness to scouts
- Henrie qualifies for World Series of Team Roping
- Frenship graduate finds fit in the Marines
- Howell heads out in June
- Robinson, Stapp a model brother-sister act
- Guthrie makes plans to attend West Point, serve in military
- Frenship graduate stays busy with family and school
- Frenship graduate finds her best friend and husband
- Frenship grad marries high school sweetheart
- Smith family gets to see Endeavour launch
- Hamilton finds passion in profession
- Etheredge, family see benefits through telecommuting
- Engineer building good reputation in area
- Berry strives to serve people in community
- Richey enjoys retirement
- Taylor volunteers for American Cancer Society
- Lubbock author wants you to find meaning in your cleaning
- Lara signs on with Wolfforth Police Department
- Frenship grad gets to work at Big 4 accounting firm
- Sherley works as volunteer supervisor at CASA of the South Plains
- Oropeza family raises money for cancer research
- Bryan to direct, act in upcoming dinner theater
- Blaire Barker places second at state free-throw competition
- Changing Times: Price, Haynes talk about the past, their views on Black History Month
- Rosales named Officer of the Year at Tarrant County
- Friends, family come together to help Vardy beat rare form of cancer
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