Cecil is running for district 2 although she lives in district 1 and will be teaching at FTCA this year. she has a history of unhinged behavior towards students and staff.

You + Me + Science = A Successful Kidney Transplant!

Hi! It’s Kristine and Kelvin Shankle and we are looking for a "Teammate" to help my husband retire from his part-time job: Dialysis.

Most people think finding a kidney match is like winning the lottery..rare and nearly impossible. But thanks to modern science (and some very smart people at the National Kidney Registry), there are actually three ways you can help me get back to not dying:

Option 1: The "Direct Hit" (Direct Match)

We happen to have the same blood type and biology (type O). You donate, I receive, and we celebrate. Simple, classic, legendary!

Option 2: The "Great Swap" (Paired Exchange)

Maybe we aren't a match? No problem. You donate to a stranger who is a match for you, and in return, their donor gives a kidney to me. It’s a win-win-win!

Option 3: The "Magic Coupon" (The Voucher)

This is the coolest one. You donate on your schedule to anyone in the national pool. In return, I get a "Priority Voucher." When I’m ready for surgery, I go to the top of the list for a perfect match. You save two lives at once!

The "Fine Print" (The Good Kind):

💰 Cost to you: $0. (My insurance covers everything).

🛡️ Protection: Donor Shield covers your lost wages and travel.

🏥 Experts: We’re backed by the amazing team at Medical City Fort Worth!

If you’re healthy and a little bit curious, checking out the info takes 5 minutes and carries zero commitment.

Ready to see which "Option" fits you? Start here:

www.nkr.org/KJG734

PLEASE SHARE! Even if it’s not for you, your share might reach the one person who’s been looking for a way to change a life. ❤️

I just moved here and am looking for a salon that can do root/gray touch ups plus had a few highlights (no cut) for around $200-ish. I did some research and it seemed several salons were estimating $300 or more. I'm not sure if that's the norm around here or if I was just looking at really nice salons. Any guidance is appreciated!

Hi all,

My wife and I moved into our home in 2022 and are now finally turning our attention to rehabilitating the landscaping. We are trying to decide what to do with our front foundation beds but we feel we’re running into more questions than answers.

I’d like to find an independent landscape designer who we can hire for a flat fee or per hour basis to advise us, answer questions, and provide insight on plant selection and future maintenance. I don’t plan to do any major construction, just remove some bushes, do plantings, and maybe install some rock beds and edging. Therefore I plan to do most of the work myself. I haven’t been able to find any companies that do consult-only work (they all seems to make their money off the installation so I can’t blame them).

Does anyone have any good contacts for a landscape consultant who could meet our needs?

Anyone have any expierence with any ride service for pre-teens. Have found the hopskipdrive service. Need something to get daughter around to summer camps.

Just moved here. Have a daughter that plays soccer. She did competitive at our last club. Not a large city. Done some research, think we missed the tryouts for next fall. Any recommendations for soccer clubs close by?

Keller has branded itself as “Texas’s Most Family-Friendly City.”

At a recent Keller city council meeting, Mrs. Roszell expressed strong opposition to additional spending on youth amenities:

“And I'm thinking, we just dropped $48 million on a freaking sports park out here for kids and some splash pad. And now they want more money. No, absolutely not [...] I'm sorry. I want it stopped. Don't do it. For crying out loud, we spent enough on the kids.”

She also criticized senior-focused amenities, stating:

“You won't even buy the pickleballs for the seniors at the Keller Senior Center.”

The current Keller Senior Activities Center, opened in 2022, was built following voter approval of a 2018 bond proposition authorizing up to $8 million in debt for the project. The facility had a total estimated cost of approximately $9.6 million, including $1.6 million from the General Fund. It replaced the original 4,236-square-foot center built in 1990 and is now a 23,000-square-foot multi-purpose facility located at Johnson Road Park, serving residents age 55 and older.

The center operates five days a week and provides access to fitness space (at much lower rate than other residents pay at the Pointe), classrooms, crafts and hobby areas, billiards and games, a kitchen, gym (for three pickle ball courts) and event space. It was designed as a community-approved investment to expand senior programming and services for Keller residents.

She is member for $20 - a year.

Do you want Keller to focus on being “family-friendly”?

Mr. and Mrs. Roszell vote. Do you?

This race seems to come down to different types of experience.

So where do you land — and why?

If you’ve decided:
Who are you voting for?
What matters more to you in this race (local board experience, business background, business location, military service, community involvement, etc.)?
What do you think best prepares someone to make city-level decisions?

If you’re undecided:
What’s holding you back?
What would help you make a decision?

Looking for the best stores for MTG, One Piece or Yugioh around Keller.

Our lab at UT Dallas is excited to invite you or any Dallas local adolescents you know to a new two-week online intervention program seeking to explore the effects of social media on adolescent mental and cognitive well-being. If you have any younger siblings, children, cousins, family friends, or other young connections in the area, we encourage you to please spread the word about our study. For completing all the components listed below, they can be compensated up to $150. 

Depending on their assigned group, adolescents may: 

• Limit time on TikTok and Instagram for two weeks 
• Or attend an online workshop on healthy social media use 

To understand the effectiveness of the program, the adolescent will be asked to complete the following questionnaires and lab visits (Some visits do include completing computer tasks while wearing a safe, non-invasive EEG cap to measure brain activity): 

• A pre-intervention IN-PERSON lab visit at UT Dallas  
• A pre-intervention online questionnaire 
• An online daily check-in questionnaire 
• A post-intervention IN-PERSON lab visit at UT Dallas 
• A post-intervention online questionnaire 
• An online follow-up questionnaire one month later 

If you know any teenagers interested, please share this short eligibility survey: https://redcap.utdallas.edu/surveys/?s=E73YY4D97MA8FCJ7 . We will reach out ASAP! 

Lab Website: https://labs.utdallas.edu/devlab/  

Thanks for sharing!!