Her patients may not want to smile while they are being worked over, but Stephanie (Estala) Radke, PTA/ATC, is typically grinning when she’s at work helping people.
Born and raised in Clinton, Joanna Flores is a lifelong Red Tornado that uses her Hispanic heritage to aid everyone that walks into Western Medical and Drug.
Angelina Nava wears many different hats in a day-to-day basis, and she loves it.
Max Soto, a first grader at Nance Elementary, writes and draws in his journal in Kelly Stephens’ classroom.
Sophomore Kendall Esparza helps her art instructor by giving the outside wall near the art room a second coat of paint.
Division is a subject that doesn’t come particularly easy, just ask any elementary school math teacher.
Freshman Julie Lucio helps her art teacher by repainting the door by the art room.
Diega Garcia arranges the Hispanic peanuts and other foreign snacks inside a rack.
First-grader Alvy Garza Aguirre pays attention to the video being played on the screen before heading home.
Here is a look at Friday's headlines
- Former Lucky Star CEO sentenced
- CED-7 oil issuses continue
- Suspect’s girlfriend said ‘Kool-Aid’ used as fake blood
- Charles Daniel death notice
- Wayne Salisbury death notice
- State deaths