
Rick Mauch
Writer, Editor, and Broadcaster at Freelance
Married to Junell Mauch. Freelance journalist.
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6 days ago |
community-news.com | Rick Mauch
This past week (May 7-8), Lila Satterfield fulfilled a promise she made to Aledo tennis coach Joe McCoy at the start of the spring season. “Lila had set this goal of making it to state early in the spring and told me weekly she was going to achieve it,” McCoy said.
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1 week ago |
star-telegram.com | Rick Mauch
Retiring UT Arlington academic advisor Ana Perado-Manor (left) was inspired by her student, Aurora Ruvalcaba, who used her mentor's encouragement to battle through cancer and receive her master's degree in architecture. Ana Peredo-Manor has given inspiration to a lot of students over her long career as an academic adviser at UT Arlington. Now, as she exits into the next chapter of life, she is the recipient of inspiration from one of those students - Aurora Ruvalcaba.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Rick Mauch
Ana Peredo-Manor has given inspiration to a lot of students over her long career as an academic adviser at UT Arlington. Now, as she exits into the next chapter of life, she is the recipient of inspiration from one of those students — Aurora Ruvalcaba. In fact, it’s dual encouragement as Ruvalcaba is using the support of her mentor to not only succeed academically, but also physically in her fight against cancer.
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1 week ago |
community-news.com | Rick Mauch
With an explosive offense and the pitching of Taylor McKean — who also contributed to the offensive outburst — the Aledo Ladycats once again find themselves advancing deep into the postseason. The Ladycats (27-3) moved on to the third round by virtue of their 13-2 dismantling of Burleson (22-7) in a single-game Class 5A Division I area (second) round playoff at Saginaw Chisholm Trail High School on Thursday, May 1.
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1 week ago |
community-news.com | Rick Mauch
“If there had been 30 or 40 meters more to that race, she’d be a state champion,” declared Aledo Ladycats coach Mike Pinkerton after junior Molly Garrison ran the race of her career. Garrison had just won a bronze medal by placing third in the 1600-meter run at the Class 5A State Track and Field Meet at Mike A. Myers on the University of Texas campus in Austin on Saturday, May 3. She clocked a time of 4 minutes, 51.93 seconds, besting her state qualifying time of 4:59.20 by almost eight seconds.
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