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September 8-October 27: The National Alliance on Mental Illness for Kaufman County will be hosting a series of eight weekly classes on dealing with mental disorders as part of their free family-to-family education program. In-person classes will be held on Tuesdays starting Sept.

This week’s From the Bleachers is a little different. It is a personal letter to a former athlete, as he prepares for his college season opening game.

STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS The Midland school district is suing Education Commissioner Mike Morath and other state leaders in another challenge to the state’s public school finance system, known as “Robin Hood,” according to The Texas Tribune.

Fall sports are right around the corner, and while fans are counting down the days until the lights come on and the bands start playing, coaches and athletes know one thing, the most important part of the season is happening right now: Preseason preparation.

July 3-12: The Terrell Freedom Fest Carnival will be held at The Shops at Terrell, located at 301 Tanger Drive, from July 3-12 each night beginning at 6 p.m. Unlimited ride wristbands are available for $35 for Monday-Friday and regular pricing on Saturday/Sunday.

Recently, I watched a video of a NCAA Division I football coach screaming at a player, using every foul word imaginable in an attempt to make a point. The lesson I learned had nothing to do with football.

June 20: Association of Breezy Hill Park will be hosting a Domino Tournament on Saturday, June 20 at Breezy Hill Park. Registration will begin at 9 a.m.

It’s not experience, it’s the person One of the most common debates in leadership revolves around hiring and promotion decisions. Should an organization select the individual with years of experience, or invest in someone with less experience but tremendous potential?

June 1-29: Al-anon meetings for family and friends of alcoholics will be held each Monday at 12 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, located on 503 W.

STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS After public outcry, a physical border wall through Big Bend National Park appears to be on hold, The Texas Tribune reported.