As the COVID-19 pandemic rages across the country, Denton nonprofits have continued to serve the community to the best of their abilities, though complications caused by the virus have led
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Some families have been left without funds to pay for their housing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Grace Like Rain, a Denton nonprofit, has taken initiatives to support families in need
When she was 15 years old, nonprofit leadership studies freshman Faustina Richardson, with the help of Elizabeth Stratton, a theater freshman at Southern Illinois University, created a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit
The recently founded UNT chapter of the Secular Student Alliance, which intends to fill a void for atheist students who feel underrepresented on campus, covers topics related to atheism including
For 19-year-old Hannah Minch, the racks of elegant sequin gowns at Shimmer Boutique are familiar territory. She is no stranger
Hallie Barnard, a young, lively 7-year-old student at Denton’s W.S. Ryan Elementary school, loves to draw, play with her dogs and siblings and wants to be the first female president.She is also anxiously awaiting a blood donor match for a bone marrow transplant. Hallie has a rare blood disorder called Diamond-Blackfan anemia, a condition in which the body lacks enough healthy red blood cells, leaving those affected more prone to sickness and cancer.“There’s no rules in my room!” she shouted whil
Samantha Sullivan | Staff Writer @SamElizabethan Almost half of the cats and kittens that enter more than 13,500 animal shelters
Kayleigh Bywater | Senior Staff Writer @kayleighbywater For UNT alumnus Michael Faircloth, owning a fashion brand consists of more than just
Kyle Martin | Staff Writer @Kyle_Martin35 Lee Walker, 58, has been living on the streets since 2007. “Money makes being
Matt Wood // Staff Writer In a small alcove of Sycamore Library, two TAMS students lay out papers and get to
