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Woman standing in front of a brown brick building with SPAN signage.

Span Denton County rolling through 5th decade of service

By Karen Chaney

When Michelle McMahon started her position as executive director of Span Denton County in 2018, she did so because she felt connected to the nonprofit organization’s mission particularly the Meals on Wheels component.

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