Valentine’s Day is just around the corner so Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week is someone who helps spread love and comfort to sick children.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Heroes this week are the students at Bear Creek Intermediate School in Keller who’ve decided to “Be the One” in honor of their
Clarice Tinlsey’s Hometown Hero this week helps the people who help the kids at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week is a fashionista. She’s also a cancer fighter.
An executive with a local food distributor is helping hungry North Texas kids drink nutritious milk with unique packaging, so it doesn't expire. Steven Stuart
Clarice Tinlsey’s Hometown Hero this week makes sure all the toys at the Toys for Tots warehouse get to North Texas kids.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Heroes this week are Janice and Ernie Holmes, who love being Santa’s elves at Christmas in memory of their daughter.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week opens the door to a fairytale world at Christmas.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week has helped save hundreds of lives.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Heroes this week are students from Coppell and Highland Park who are talking turkey for Thanksgiving.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week is the Veterans Coalition, an organization serving the men and women who serve and protect America.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week is Pauline Fuller, a 12 year old who has the eye of the tiger when it comes to dance and her life.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week has turned the fight against breast cancer into a work of art.
One in eight women will get breast cancer. Rochelle Brown never thought she'd be that woman.
Clarice Tinsley’s Hometown Hero this week wants you to get up close and personal with art at the State Fair of Texas.
