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Volunteers for Covid Check-In have assembled more than 900 packages for seniors. (Courtesy Covid Check-In)
Students from UT Dallas send more than 900 care packages to North Texas seniors
Christopher Long, assistant professor of K-12 science education at the University of North Texas, is researching students' psychosocial perceptions of their learning environments before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. (Courtesy University of North Texas; Designed by Cherry He/Community Impact Newspaper)
UNT professor researches pandemic’s impact on learning environments, what teachers can do for fall
Local municipalities are planning a variety of events to celebrate the Fourth of July that can be viewed virtually or from outside of residents' homes. (Courtesy Pexel)
Here is how to celebrate Fourth of July in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
A toll-free number will allow people to visit with a chaplain from the Grapevine-based organization and to receive prayer and encouragement. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Baptist group sets up hotline to provide access to disaster relief chaplains
Artist Julia Jalowiec talks about her sculpture "Evolution of Sisters," which depicts the growth of her and her own sister. (Renee Yan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Artist recognized as 'Texas Emerging Artist Award winner' by SMU, Mercedes-Benz Financial Services in AllianceTexas
(Courtesy Hershel Woody Williams Medal of Honor Foundation - Keller, TX)
Local high school student making strides to bring memorial monument to Keller
Local entrepreneur JT McCormick (right) speaks with Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett on Oct. 24 during the company's 2019 Thrive conference in Pflugerville, Texas.
Coffee With Impact: JT McCormick went from a horrific upbringing to being a CEO
Keller police chief announces plans to retire from position
Bill Thornton, president and CEO of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, will retire in 2020. (Courtesy Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce)
Fort Worth chamber CEO to retire in 2020