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$4M to help area families

Wed, 06/23/2021 - 12:00am

Community Services of Northeast Texas (CSNT) is a $10 million organization which operates in 19 counties and is aimed at helping Northeast Texas families lead improved, empowered, and self-reliant lives by applying available strategies. That is their mission statement. Familiar programs such as Head Start, Vet Services Now, and the Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program (CEAP), plus many more programs are funded by CSNT, and right now, they have $4 million to help Northeast Texas families in need. Whether someone needs their electricity bill caught up, or an elderly person needs a taxi service to a doctor’s appointment, or someone wants to put their child in Head Start, the resources are there, they’re available, and it’s free.

Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year
Library celebrates first year

Library celebrates first year

Wed, 06/23/2021 - 12:00am

Linden Public Library celebrated its one-year opening on June 19. A number of friendly faces were there help ing to commemorate the occasion even furry ones. Save’em Acres animal rescue was set up in front with lots of furry friendly animals looking for a new home. Inside patrons looked for books, enjoyed company, and did puzzles. Photo Linden Public Library and Save’em Acres.

Atlanta City Secretary Danicia Porter

Atlanta City Secretary Danicia Porter

Wed, 06/23/2021 - 12:00am

Atlanta City Secretary Danicia Porter presents a certificate to Dr. Sheila Chamberlain for a proclamation in honor of the centennial of Bessie Coleman who on June 15, 1921, became the first African American and Native American female pilot to earn her wings internationally. “..the nonprofit educational Bessie Coleman Aviation All-stars organization, led by Coleman-Brooms, has been planning to commemorate it with a 10-city U.S. tour—part virtual and perhaps part in-person this fall if possible because of the coronavirus pandemic—that will “land” in key places along Bessie Coleman’s journey from her birthplace in Atlanta, Texas to France. The commemoration is to be chaired nationally by aviation pioneer Dr. Sheila Chamberlain, the first U.S. Army African American woman combat intelligence aviator, and former president of the South Florida Chapter of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, and a Tuskegee Airmen Legacy Member.” - aopa.org. One of those stops was here in Atlanta, Texas. The birthplace of aviator Bessie Coleman.

Parents on the front line of defense against cyberbullying

Wed, 06/23/2021 - 12:00am

In the United States roughly one in five children has been a victim of cyberbullying. And with 95 percent of teens connected to the internet and 85 percent using social media, cyberbullying is an imminent threat. On this national Stop Cyberbullying Day we hope you will take a few minutes to talk with your children about your expectations of their behavior on-line and expectations when it comes to cyberbullying.

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