Annie Blaylock McQueen

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Champions at bat

5 days ago | buff.ly | Annie Blaylock McQueen

The Special Needs Ministry at Memorial Drive United Methodist Church (MDUMC) hosted its first Game Changers baseball event and game, giving kids with special needs a chance to shine on the diamond. Pictured is Teddy Wilson, who played in the game with friends as his family and fans cheered him on. Nineteen players, ages 4 to 13, were paired with one-on-one buddies and had a full ballpark experience. The kids enjoyed hitting, rounding the bases, and celebrating every play.
Igniting a Passion to Volunteer

1 month ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

It is never too early to let children find ways to give back. That’s the belief of mom-of-four and Boy Scout troop leader Erin Beckwith, whose troop felt compelled to help in the aftermath of the devastating Palisades fire. “I wanted these kids to know they can help, even though they are young,” said Erin. And help they did.
Go Pig or go home

1 month ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

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Challenger games

1 month ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

Another incredible season of Challenger Baseball has wrapped up. Pictured (back row, from left) are Lauren Wiginton, Dylan Alexander, Emily Wiginton, Rohan Simpson; (front, holding sign) Bella Kim. Challenger, a division of West University Little League, provides boys and girls aged 5-22 with physical and mental challenges the opportunity to play baseball, regardless of their limitations.
Cheer champs

1 month ago | buff.ly | Annie Blaylock McQueen |Lila Byrd |Jentry Byrd

The Pin Oak Middle School Charger Cheer Team earned first place and the title of Grand Champion Winners out of all competing teams at the United Cheer’s Beach Blast Competition. The Charger Cheer Team won National Grand Champions and first place in their division at the Cheer America iNationals. The team is composed of both seventh- and eighth-grade students and were led by POMS Dance and Cheer Director Jonahira Cordero.
Going the distance

1 month ago | buff.ly | Annie Blaylock McQueen

It was a day of grit and determination and some sweat at CityCentre. The boys of Let Me Run, Rummel Creek Elementary’s student running club, laced up and conquered their 5K run with confidence and camaraderie. The group trained for weeks, building not just endurance but also leadership and character.
Shining bright

1 month ago | buff.ly | Annie Blaylock McQueen

Making their debut this spring on the volleyball court were the fourth-grade Supernovas volleyball team, a Spring Branch-Memorial Sports Association volleyball team. Their teachers from Rummel Creek Elementary came to cheer them on at a game. The players lit up the court this season with powerful serves and smiles, learning the game along the way. Each one was a force to be reckoned with.
Happy Tails

2 months ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

For Liz Austin, a teacher and mom of three, fostering dogs is more than a passion – it is a labor of love. In Houston, where thousands of dogs need temporary homes while awaiting adoption, she opens her door without hesitation. For Liz, the reward is not just providing a safe haven but also witnessing the joy of a dog finding its forever home – sometimes just down the street. Liz started rescuing dogs when she was a student at Texas A&M University and has not looked back.
Making Memories with Mom

2 months ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

Each spring and fall, tucked beyond fields and winding country roads in Fayette County, lies a uniquely Texan experience that draws thousands – Round Top’s charming antique fairs. The Round Top Antique Fair is a renowned, multi-week event that attracts antique dealers, collectors, and shoppers from around the country. The fields are filled with a wide selection of vintage furniture, art, home décor, unique finds, and more.
Victory on ice

2 months ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

The Memorial City 12U Veroba ice hockey team accomplished big dreams. Under the leadership of coaches Andy Veroba, Shaun Benesch, and Keith Vos, the team skated their way to victory, capturing the Houston Metropolitan Hockey League Championship in a nail-biting showdown. The victory took place at the Sugar Land Ice Rink, where the 12U Memorial City Veroba delivered a gritty and determined performance, edging out Sugar Land 12U DiBiase in a thrilling 2-1 battle.