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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 31, 2014
By Stephenie Cox -
Back to School is upon us and with that comes the stress of the demands to excel at everything from academics, sports, dance,...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 31, 2014
By Zeenat Kassam Mitha -
Some of the best things about going home are appreciating nature, enjoying the arts and devoting a part of my life to what I...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 31, 2014
By M.G. Angulo -
On May 31st, 2013, Mary Moore Sullivan’s world changed. For an excruciating moment, it stopped, and getting it revolving again was...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 30, 2014
THE MAKING OF FORT BEND
By Jonathan Fausset -
Recently, I had the opportunity to edit a video of one of the Chautauqua Talks, a historical speaker...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 30, 2014
By Steve Kursar -
The 2015 GMC Yukon Denali is an all-new version of GM’s near-luxury full-size SUV. This new Yukon has a more powerful engine that...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 30, 2014
Everyone loves eating out, but with grilling season in full swing, there is no better time to recreate a restaurant classic in your own...
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Posted by Focus Admin on Jul 30, 2014
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By Amy Gross -
With the Texas summer heat at its hottest this month, there is no doubt many of you are planning an escape or two. If you...
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Plans are well under way – literally – for the 5th Annual American Cancer Society Couture for the Cause. The Couture for the Cause co-chairs and committee are breaking ground to construct what is going to be a fabulous, fun and chic fashion show event over a swimming pool, scheduled for Saturday, October...
Do you often feel confused by the multitude of sensational nutrition studies in the media? When it comes to feeding your family, being able to break down the scientific research process to make informed nutrition choices is essential.
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It’s only natural to wonder about nutrition...
To Stephanie Martin, her reason for volunteering with Parks Youth Ranch, an organization which provides shelter, counseling and services to homeless and at-risk youth in Fort Bend County, has always been clear: to be the voice of children who can’t speak for themselves.
“I’ve always had a passion for...
Change is Good
At my house, perhaps the three most dreaded words in the English language are “back to school.” Of course, it all depends on who you ask. I personally love the idea of getting back into a somewhat normal routine after the lazy days of summer. Change is good.
As always, the new school...
By Joan Frances -
Clements High School has a reputation for graduating the highest caliber of students, and Carina Henry is one of them. The quality of teachers and curriculum at this school prepares a student for college life and beyond. Carina took full advantage of the many opportunities presented to her,...