The story of the Women’s Health Boutique in Longview is a story of women helping women.
An offer to volunteer with the American Cancer Society in Tyler led Kimberly Kennedy to a lifelong career that she loves.
Susan Campbell read a study in 2016 from the Texas Veterans Committee that found East Texas has the second highest rate of retired and active veterans. The report also said those veterans were lacking resources.
Judy Kennemer loves seeing women’s attitudes and self-confidence change when they receive a makeover or help with skin problems.
Wendy Wilborn-Shelton attracts attention when she’s headed down the road with part of her business in tow.
As a child, Beth Purl enjoyed playing with Legos, the well-known plastic blocks that snap together to form everything from houses to spaceships.
Do not tell Cherika Johnson that she cannot do something — unless you want her to accomplish it.
A desire for adventure and an eagerness to learn spurred Kelly Brady to choose a career as a travel agent.
Every year at Christmas, Wanda Minx and her daughter Chelsea pull out ornaments that are souvenirs from the many trips they have taken together and reminisce on their travels.
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