While there are multiple area places that help youth with their mental health challenges, Bricolage Behavioral Health believes its unique approach makes it stand out from the rest. “What sets us apart is our outcome-focused approach and general layout. We foster a very creative environment and place a heavy emphasis on providing a higher…
Serious health and business issues might have been the demise of many people but somehow Victor Wilson has survived and thrived through the challenges of the past 15 years overseeing the Fort Worth-based Wilson Home Services. “I’ve been on death’s door so many times but for some reason, God hasn’t taken me yet,” said Wilson,…
Four months before Audrina Putra was born, her parents Tina and Joseph learned she would have Down Syndrome. With no family history or knowledge of the disease, the Castle Hills couple spent much time researching so they would know what to expect including finding the right specialist doctors. “It was shocking not knowing,”…
Perseverance to turn a negative into a positive is one of the hallmarks of a great athlete. Take Sarah Runyon for example. One year after falling over the last hurdle at the University Interscholastic League State Track Meet, the Argyle High School senior played a key role in her school tying for fifth place…
January 29 was quite a day for Irene Pichon. That’s when the staff at The Oaks assisted living facility in Flower Mound helped her celebrate her 102nd birthday. When she turned 100 two years ago, she was honored by then Flower Mound Mayor Steve Dixon with Irene Bichon Day. Both were milestones few…
Like so many people from other parts of the country, Max Miller had no knowledge about fresh water supply districts when he first moved to Lantana in 2002. And even though she lived in Flower Mound for many years, Donna Robichaux didn’t know much about them either. But since 2006, they have learned plenty as…
Like so many people from other parts of the country, Max Miller had no knowledge about fresh water supply districts when he first moved to Lantana in 2002. And even though she lived in Flower Mound for many years, Donna Robichaux didn’t know much about them either. But since 2006, they have learned plenty as…
Good thing Samantha Tench has always been proactive when it comes to her health. A family history of breast cancer prompted the Castle Hills resident to have annual mammograms at age 30 and undergo genetic testing looking for gene mutations last year at age 41. But she didn’t stop there taking the full panel of…
Tucked away in a quiet Denton neighborhood just south of the University of North Texas is Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home, a campus-like facility that since 1904 has been helping children in foster care. It features a number of critical programs primarily for youth ages 11-17 who live in Denton, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. All have…
Since it started nearly a century ago, the National Charity League has brought mothers and daughters closer together to help less fortunate people in their communities. Among the 290 local affiliates is the Texas Lantana Chapter (named for the Lantana flower, not the community) for those living in the Argyle, Lantana, and Ponder school districts….