community

Oh, I can just imagine the wonderful things we'll find at the Rose City Farmer's Market in downtown Tyler just prior to Thanksgiving.

These renovations will enable children with mobility issues to play at the park, just like any child. Just like all children should be able to do.

The sad truth is, if it's not something we're directly facing due to personal need, giving blood isn't usually something that crosses our minds.

This is a chance for the Nacogdoches community to come out, meet each other, enjoy the Nine Flags coffee, and - most importantly - build community.

I never thought I'd be great buds with a retired man who rides through the neighborhood every day on a golf cart, but Chuck is awesome! And he's proof that getting to know our neighbors is a really good thing.

From a Brookshire Brothers Press Release -
Organizations that lay the foundation for stronger communities will have more resources to help them help othersthanks to Brookshire Brothers. The company’s Charitable
Foundation announces its 2016 recipients, including 15 nonprofits
and three …

Do you reside in a "Neighborhood Watch" community?  Not sure?  You can either ask your "neighbor", or look for that unmistakable warning sign posted prominently in the "neighborhood".