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Quick response by Forney Fire Department contains structure fire downtown
At around 2:20 p.m. on Tuesday, December 11, 2012, a detached garage and carport caught on fire in the 100 block of Brooks Street in downtown Forney. The homeowners, Bobby and Cheri Moreno, said that nobody was injured in the fire but they lost everything in their garage.
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Christmas Lights: Forney Light Show keeps tradition alive
The Forney Light Show is a tradition that the community has come to embrace. How can you not love the effort that one family makes to put up thousands of Christmas lights to make people smile? Chris and Camber Mathis have once again turned their home at 247 Graham in the Fox Hollow subdivision, to a wonderful display of the Christmas spirit.
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Terrell ISD completing its investigation into the death of Zusette Moreno
The Terrell Independent School District stated in a press release they are completing the investigation into the sudden death of Furlough Middle School student Zusette Moreno.
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2012 Forney Hometown Christmas: Spring temps can't stop the winter festival
The Hometown Christmas event in downtown Forney on Saturday, December 1 saw residents enjoying themselves, while temperatures felt like those in April instead of December. A beautiful, breezy, sunny day made the event all the more inviting for the thousands of people who came out to take in the local festival.
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Walmart gives grant money to Forney Fire Department
On Friday, November 30, Forney's Walmart store presented Forney Fire Chief Rick Townsend with a check for $800 to help the Forney Fire Department pay for educational materials to be used throughout Forney. This Public Safety Grant has become a yearly tradition from Walmart.
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Hundreds protest the death of Zusette Moreno at Furlough Middle School
Hundreds of students gathered on the lawn of Herman Furlough Middle School on Monday for a scheduled memorial at 2 p.m. for Zusette Moreno who died last week. Around 3:30 p.m., police officers and deputies arrived at the campus to control the growing crowd of protestors demanding answers.
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