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- Henry making his mark on Commerce, community Commerce native and basketball enthusiast Tony Henry has made his mark on this East Texas community, with only high aspirations for the future remaining.
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There's much more than math to Kreminski
Driving down I-30 in his blue 1990 Honda with more than 288,000 miles, listening to law books on tape, Rick Kreminski is hoping that he is not going to have a flat tire.
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It's a bargain
For some, it’s like hunting for treasure that has been cast off by other people. For the members of the Presbyterian Hospital of Commerce Auxiliary, it’s a way to help the hospital purchase new equipment and furnishings that make it a brighter and better place.
- "Down in the dark...' is a stunning production
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Commerce sweethearts both serving in military
Leigh Ann Gibson, 24, sits at the computer anxiously waiting to chat on-line with her husband, Patrick, who is serving on the frontlines in Iraq. Her two children clamber onto her lap, fighting over who gets to talk to Daddy first. Exhausted because she’s seven months pregnant, this is the best part of Gibson’s day — reconnecting with the love of her life.
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A&M-Commerce receives Rayburn letter
Texas A&M University-Commerce received an original letter signed by Sam Rayburn, the university’s most prominent alumnus and speaker of the United States House of Representatives for 17 years, from the members of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
- FUMC Stephen Ministry helps those in crisis A new community resource is being introduced in the Commerce area. Stephen Ministry, established at First United Methodist Church in the fall of 2006, is now opening the care ministry to people who are in need of effective, one-to-one Christian care.
- FFA officers attend State Ag Convention in Corpus The Commerce High School FFA officers attended a State Ag Convention in Corpus Christi this summer. Those students were Toby Humphries, president; Adam Studley, treasurer; Lauren McCormick, student advisor and Elizabeth Tarrant, reporter. Their sponsor is Mrs. Tara Spencer, who is new to CHS this year.
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FUMC-Commerce spreads love through knit caps
Young patients at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas are enjoying comfort and warmth thanks to the talents of 19 women from the First United Methodist Church in Commerce.
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Saying "Thanks"
The owners and operators of Lulu’s Burgers decided it was time to show their appreciation to those in the Commerce Police and Fire Departments.
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