Rick Mauch

1 week ago | star-telegram.com | Rick Mauch

Now it’s time for Justin Stewart and Logan Eubanks to carve their own niche in their family legacies. The Fort Worth Arlington Heights High School track standouts comes from families with strong running pedigrees. And while they aren’t at the level of their parents yet, they are on their way. Both of Stewart’s parents, dad Raymond and mom Beverly (formerly McDonald), competed in the Olympics for Jamaica. Raymond competed in four Olympics (1984 to 1996), winning a silver medal.

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Rick Mauch

The Phan family, being new to the United States, are still learning the customs, such as trick-or-treating at Halloween. However, a visit to a nearby senior center in their new home of Keller resulted in a gift that far exceeded even the tastiest candy. Now, sisters Linh, 16, and My, 10, entertain seniors throughout the area with piano recitals as often as they can. While trick-or-treating, My discovered a piano and started playing, captivating the residents.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Rick Mauch

It might be hard to believe, but Bailey Johnson wasn’t originally on the track team at Arlington Bowie High School. As a freshman, despite being one of the fastest girls in school - in the entire city - she had not included track on her schedule. “I was planning on running, but I did not create my schedule,” the senior, who is now among the fastest runners in the entire nation, said.

3 weeks ago | community-news.com | Rick Mauch

In a final warmup for this week’s District 5-5A Meet, Aledo teams swept all four divisions (varsity boys and girls, junior varsity boys and girls) on March 28 at the Saginaw Chisholm Trail Ranger Invitational. The Bearcats varsity won five gold medals, including two by Tyler Connelly in the 1600-meter and 3200 runs. Adrian Fuller won the 200, Trey Warner the 400, and Luke Schabel captured the 800.

3 weeks ago | fortworthbusiness.com | Rick Mauch

Ashli Rosenthal Blumenfeld is no stranger to the Great Women of Texas Award. It was previously given to her grandmother, Rosalyn “Roz” Rosenthal, and to her mother, Rozanne Rosenthal. And Wednesday night, April 2 at the Fort Worth Club, it became Ashli’s turn to be honored as the award reached a third generation in the family. In fact, it was Rozanne who introduced her daughter before Ashli took the stage to accept the award.