Bonham Now

Our featured guest on this episode of Bonham Now is Sabrina Wegley, sales manager and loan officer at Guild Mortgage. This Bonham native has returned home (after following several "wild hairs") to build a successful mortage business. She has done that by leaning into her competitive spirit and cultivating relationships throughout the community.  #bonhamnow 

Links:

Guild Mortgage: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Our featured guest on this episode of Bonham Now is Jenny Schero, retired school teacher who now calls Bonham home. But even though Jenny is "retired," she is busier than ever. (In the most wonderfully great!) Spoiler alert: You'll figure out very quickly that family is the most important thing to Jenny. Her favorite title is grandma. But she'll be quick to tell you that her "family" is growing. It's growing because she has gotten heavily involved since moving to this community full-time in 2025. On this episode, we'll hear how Jenny made her way to Bonham from Hawaii, and she'll share what she already loves about this community. #bonhamnow 

Links:

Grandma's Cottage: Facebook Page

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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This is an episode full of inspiration and faith. Our featured guest is Brittany Hendry, owner of Fierce Financial. After going to school to be a teacher and working in education, she moved to Bonham and eventually made the bold decision to change careers (with a little help from Google). But what Brittnay quickly realized ... God is in control. Now, she is part of something bigger than herself, which includes an inclusive community that is rooted in relationships. On this episode of Bonham Now, Brittany Hendry shares her story, talks about running a small business in Bonham and she reveals what she loves about this community. #bonhamnow 

Links:

Fierce Financial: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

This is an inspiring episode of Bonham Now. Our featured guest – high school principal Eric Hicks – LOVES Bonham, Texas. And his passion for the Purple Warriors runs even deeper. After graduating from Bonham and slowly making his way back to his alma mater as a basketball coach, Eric has now stepped into his dream job. His passion for his job, the kids at Bonham High School and this community remains in the spotlight for the duration of this episode. During our conversation, Principal Hicks referenced a sign hanging in his office that exemplifies his passion: "God. Family. Country. Warriors." He is living that truth! #bonhamnow 

Links:

Bonham ISD: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Leadership is important to Andrea Sanderson, senior vice president at Fannin Bank. But leadership looks different these days for Andrea - as she has moved up the career ladder at the bank ... gotten involved in the community ... and become a mother. On this episode of Bonham Now, Andrea discusses her philosophy on leadership, she talks about raising a child in Bonham and she shares how this community has rallied around her when she needed it the most. #bonhamnow 

Links:


Fannin Bank: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Donna McBroom has always lived in Bonham, Texas. She never left 75418, living in only five houses her entire life. But she wouldn't have it any other way, because that has led to a beautiful life of stories, memories and legacy. On this episode of Bonham Now, Donna shares some of those wonderfully great stories that really capture the heart of this community. #bonhamnow 

Links:

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Corey Fagan made a bold professional change after a long and successful career in health care. With a heart for giving back to others, he saw an opportunity to do that in a different way. So, Corey leaned into his faith and jumped feeet first into insurance. Now, he's the agency manager for Texas Farm Bureau-Fannin County. And even though Corey doesn't live in Bonham, over the last seven years, he has wrapped his arms around this community. And it has wrapped its arms around him. During this episode of Bonham Now, Corey shares his story, talks about his faith and explains how he has fallen in love with this community. #bonhamnow 

Links:

Texas Farm Bureau-Fannin County: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Pastor Andrew Malone has come home. After growing up in Bonham – and graduating from Bonham High School – he spread his wings and flew. But God's plan is perfect, and He brought Andrew home. Now, Andrew Malone is the lead pastor at First Baptist Bonham – the church he grew up in. On this engaging episode of Bonham Now, Pastor Malone talks about his fond memories growing up in this community and what it's like leading the same congregation that his father led for 14 years. #bonhamnow 

Links:

First Baptist Bonham: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Dana Sisk has been serving this community as a family doctor for more than 47 years, following in the footsteps of his father who served for 43 years. Together, they have served Bonham and Fannin County for 90 years, and the ripple effects can be felt far and wide. On this episode of Bonham Now, Dr. Sisk will share his story and talk about serving this community (as a doctor and a civic leader). He'll also share two heartfelt stories that exemplify the power of being a community-minded doctor.   #bonhamnow 

• Links:

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

When Alan McDonald was a young boy, he told his grandmother that he was going to move to Fannin County, live on the family farm and raise his family. When he made this bold declaration, he was 8 years old, living in Arlington and visiting his granparents over the summer. Looking back, Alan said it was kind of a "corny dream," but he made that dream a reality, and now he's living it – carrying on a beautiful legacy. Today, McDonald lives on the family farm just outside Bailey, Texas. He is the Community Bank President at First United Bank and Board President for BEDCO. He said he has no doubt that his grandmother is smiling down from Heaven. #bonhamnow 

• Links:

First United Bank: Website

BEDCO: Website

City of Bonham: Website

Bonham Tourism: Website

Music: https://www.purple-planet.com