What are your kids doing during spring break? How about tennis? Isabella, from the Casa Linda Forest neighborhood, is ready to show kids the ropes….for FREE. 

“I really felt the desire to give back to others in the same way so many people have helped me.”

Hear more of her story on this episode of KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.” 

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Gary Weiland was only a few years into his career as a firefighter when the unthinkable happened — but he refused to let it stop him. He even went on to compete on the TV show American Ninja Warrior, using that experience to show others there’s no limit to what they can achieve. Hear the rest of Gary’s story on KCBI’s The Heartbeat of Texas.

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For his Eagle Scout project, Josh Hogue from Belton, TX, is restoring the 7 Star Cemetery in Temple, TX, and in this episode of KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas,” you’ll hear about the history he’s learning and preserving along the way.

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Rhonda Foulds from Dallas doesn’t give up. Parkinson’s at 34, then ovarian and lung cancer, but she just keeps fighting….and running. Hear her story with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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“No athletic background, whatsoever,” is what Rebecca Esparza used to say about herself, but this weekend she’ll be running the Cowtown Marathon for her brother because he was the one who pushed her and got her active. There’s more to the story so take a listen to KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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A week ago, drivers in Waxahachie ran into a messy situation when roofing nails were spilled all over 35 SB near the Brookside Road and FM 1446 exit ramps. But thanks to one local resident who stepped up, the road, and your commute, are a lot safer now. 

There’s more to the story, so check it out on KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

Mr. Le is everyone’s favorite at J.J. Pearce High in Richardson, TX. When he had a lengthy stay in the hospital not too long ago, the whole school did something that just about left him speechless. Find out what the school did with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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Dawna and her husband woke up one morning to non-stop phone notifications, and it was all because of a social media video. What was posted? Find out with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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Pat, or “Old Man” as he likes to be called, is on a mission: 200,000 miles in one year on his motorcycle. Why? You’ll have to find out with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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Yesterday, some Denton County first responders reunited with a mom and her little one they helped deliver in the back of their ambulance. See the pictures and hear the rest of the story with KCBI’s “The Heartbeat of Texas.”

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