Lindale community raises funds to help local student after car wreck

by Katelyn Steffen
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“Gabe is an amazing young man. He has the most incredible smile and contagious laugh,” Jill Burnette said. /Photo provided by Hernandez family


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Lindale Candy Company invites residents to take part in a sweet experience, giving everyone a taste of Christmas. Owners Jeremiah and Kaitlin Cagle, opened their doors to families to take photos with Santa and scrounge through their wonderland of delicious treats. During their visit, spectators could watch classic Christmas peppermint candy being made. / Photo by Zach Heflin
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“Everyone in Lindale is encouraged to participate, as you never know if your receipt will be drawn,” George Garrett, said. / Photo by John Starkey
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High school students studying firefighting are recognized by the LISD school board. / Photo by Eva Ballou
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“I think it’s very important to the community in terms of bringing the Christmas spirit and bringing people together,” Ashton Smith said. /Photo by Zachary Heflin
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The Lindale Eagles work together on the court. /Photo by Madison Barnes
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The Lindale boys basketball team battles on the court against Canton. /Photo by Madison Barnes
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Junior Hailey Maccalous performs her informative speech about why people are interested in the strange and disturbing. She placed 3rd for informative speaking in the tournament and was a semifinalist in congress. photo by Madison Barnes
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