Drug-Free All Stars Visit Family Crisis Center of East Texas

The Drug-Free All Stars of Angelina County, funded by a grant from TxDOT, are a group of high school seniors that serve as role models for the community by living an alcohol, tobacco, and drug-free life. For their December monthly meeting, the Drug-Free All Stars visited the Family Crisis Center of East Texas. During their visit, the All Stars heard how the Family Crisis Center helps the community through prevention, education, and training about relationships, partner/family violence, and assault. The students also adopted two families through the Family Crisis Center and fulfilled their wish lists for this holiday season. Special thank you to Whitney Burran, Executive Director, and Stuart Burson, Prevention Coordinator, for hosting the Drug-Free All Stars and Mallory Harris, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, for coordinating the Adopt a Family Campaign.

Marlee Jones, Charla Raines, Brooklyn Hernandez, Alondra Cura, Samantha Saulsbury, Alyssa Flores, and Addyson Franklin. Second row, from left to right: Rebekah Sapp, Joey Riccio, Gavin Bowman, Braydon Nava, Marti Allen, Rachel Modisette, Aubrey Mays, Maggie Allen, and Abigail Liddle. Back row, from left to right: Luke Murrell, Carson McDaniel, and John Oliphant.