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Dr. Lori's Desk
Corona Virus Clinical Perspectives – Dr. Lori Richardson
Lori Richardson M.D. (Glovier)
April 28, 2020
Corona Virus Clinical Perspectives
It seems we are at war. Our enemy was previously unknown to us. While it is related to prior enemies, it is...
Counselor Susan's Couch
Five Ways to Cope with COVID Confinement
About 7 weeks ago our world changed. Life as we know it stopped. Schools closed. Restaurants closed. Bars closed. Gyms closed. The term “social distancing” became in vogue. Walking into a retail establishment with a mask on went from suspicious to requested....
Movie Critic
Keanu Reeves: the Return of “Bill & Ted” and the Path From Johnny Utah to Shane Falco
It is the end of the summer for 2020 and we are quickly approaching the often-vaunted fall lineup of films. Keep in mind that around THESE parts, the summer is about two months longer compared to the rest of the country. So,...
Rhonda's Local Real Estate
Market priced senior housing designed around “pocket neighborhoods” coming to Kennedale
At the last Kennedale City Council held on September 17, the Council approved a new housing development for 439 Mansfield Cardinal between the Brookstone Estates and the Oakcrest Apartments and down from the Burger Box.
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Keeping Kennedale up to date in Real Estate
Real Estate is always such an interesting source of conversation, because it is of interest to just about everyone, whether you are buying, selling or investing. Our market here in Kennedale is a strong one, and as residents, you can be proud to call Kennedale home in a town that strives hard to make this a great place to live. In a new Gallup survey, only 21% of Americans think stocks or mutual funds are the best long-term investments; Real Estate came in as the most favored long-term investment, a position it has held since 2013.
