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I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the wonderful care and support you have been providing... nothing is more important than the safety, well being and growth of my child.
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Christian Community Action has been in service for 50 years.
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COURTESY CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ACTION
FEATURED IMPACT ANNIVERSARIES Christian Community Action marked its 50th anniversary Feb. 22. The Lewisville-based nonpro t, located at 200 S. Mill St., serves the Denton County community. Financial assistance, a food pantry, back-to-school drives and spiritual counseling are a few of the services o ered. The nonpro t also o ers volunteering opportunities and welcomes donations. Christian Community Action will celebrate with a 50th anniversary gala April 1. The sold-out event will provide the team’s full array of services and to better align with Coppell’s culture, according to a December press release. The department’s function is to collect, disburse, safeguard, invest and maintain records of the city’s assets. 972-304-3691. www.coppelltx.gov/225/Finance IN THE NEWS 9 The CORE in Coppell is now offering open-play for the growing sport of pickleball as of Feb. 14. It is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-11 a.m. The courts are not regulation size or surface and are intended for recreational play only, according to Coppell Commu- nity Experiences. A CORE membership or day pass is required to participate in pickleball. Different membership options are available for Coppell residents and nonresidents. The CORE also offers aquatic activities, personal training, group exercise classes and room rentals. It is located at 234 Parkway Blvd. 972-304-7077. www.coppelltx.gov/The-CORE
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the community with the opportunity to learn about the organization’s history and future plans. 972-221-1224. https://ccahelps.org
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10 Esports Virtual Arena opened its doors in December at 3105 Justin Road, Flower Mound. The “new form of esports” takes place in a large arena, giving players the opportunity to play virtually against one another. EVA’s arenas are up to 5,600 square feet, according to the website. EVA also has a restaurant and lounge area. Custom- ers can opt for a Battle Pass worth $99 a month, or a drop-in price of $40 is available. Each virtual session includes a 40-minute briefing. 945-275-3367. www.eva.gg/us/nous-contacter CLOSINGS 11 Tuesday Morning is closing its Lewisville location. The store, located at 4750 SH 121, Ste. 300, is expected to close by March 31. Tuesday Morn- ing is a discount store retailer that sells home decor items. The Lewisville location is having a storewide sale in an effort to clear the store’s shelves. All sales are final. 469-454-2582. www.tuesdaymorning.com
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