Jim and Lisa Tally are high school sweethearts so when Lisa was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, the only thing Jim wanted was to be by his bride's side. But because of COVID-19, visitors are not allowed in the hospital. 

When Sr. Corporal Ruben Lozano went to Deep Ellum to find a mural he'd seen online, he never thought he'd meet the artist. The message in the mural resonated with the Dallas Police officer. 

Fear of the coronavirus struck close to home for Clay Van Eaton, a junior at Highland Park High School. 

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Evan and Sally Batt opened Lockwood Distilling Co. in October as a passion project. They wanted a "Cheers" feel, where everyone knows your name and until the coronavirus pandemic struck the world, that's exactly what they had. 

We're proud to call Evan and Sally Batt and Lockwood Distilling Company this week's KRLD Difference Makers. 

First responders have the same concerns we do when it comes to fighting the coronavirus. 

If you know someone making a difference in the community, send Susy an email at [email protected]. 

Third year medical students at the University of North Texas Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine saw their future colleagues struggling when the coronavirus hit. 

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