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Ever felt like life is stuck on pause? Idleness can silently kill purpose, and today, we're exploring how to live with intention. Pastors Josh Howerton, Carlos Erazo, and Tim Smith discuss the dangers of the sin of sloth, its link to mental health struggles, and the biblical call to work. They also explore the role of stay-at-home dads and how living mission-driven leads to fulfillment.   Through King David's downfall, they highlight the power of meaningful work and how to break free from stagnation. As we consider how to align our lives with God's design, we also ask: How do we balance leisure and recreation? Can Christians play video games without falling into idleness? This conversation will challenge and encourage you to step into your calling and discover the life God has planned for you.    

In this episode of RC Teacher Talk, hosts Angela and Lisa Pogue dive into a unique conversation with Officer Zach Morales and his special partner, Wink, the first canine member of Royse City ISD. Listeners are treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the role of a school security dog, as Morales shares his journey from a military police officer and dog handler to his return to Royse City as a K-9 handler in his home district. Not only does this episode highlight Wink's impressive capabilities, but it also gives a glimpse into Morales' love for the community, from growing up in Royse City to returning with his family as a dedicated contributor to school safety. If you're ready for a mix of heroics, heart, and a bit of canine charm, this episode is a must-listen! To learn more about our guests, check out our Show Notes.

In this episode of RC Teacher Talk, hosts Angela and Lisa Pogue dive into a unique conversation with Officer Zach Morales and his special partner, Wink, the first canine member of Royse City ISD. Listeners are treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the role of a school security dog, as Morales shares his journey from a military police officer and dog handler to his return to Royse City as a K-9 handler in his home district. Not only does this episode highlight Wink's impressive capabilities, but it also gives a glimpse into Morales' love for the community, from growing up in Royse City to returning with his family as a dedicated contributor to school safety. If you're ready for a mix of heroics, heart, and a bit of canine charm, this episode is a must-listen! To learn more about our guests, check out our Show Notes.

The crime rate in rural Royse City, TX, is almost non-existent. So when quiet couple Dennis and Norma Woodruff is found murdered in their own home, it sends shock waves through town. As police investigate, it seems the killings ... are a family affair. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Plus, parts of North Texas could see more scattered showers and storms on Thursday, and a Royse City church was damaged in a fire suspected to be caused by lightning.

Why Tepper is buying Texas Tech in 2024, plus Royse City coach Andrew Colvin

THEY DON'T GET ANY COOLER THAN THIS ONE!! We decided to take the show on the road, and what better way to get our feet wet than to just jump head=first into the damn lake!!! We were blessed to be able to join Cody Cresswell at Sweetwater Grill in Royse City, TX for Open Mic Night, and what we were able to capture throughout the night was something you'd never think to capture....SO, sit back with a beverage, put in your earbuds, and enjoy this episode!! We're pretty damn proud of it, but we can't wait to see where we grow it from here....

Royse City, Texas is a small, rural community just east of Dallas. Dennis and Norma Woodruff are found brutally murdered in their own home. On this episode, Hilarie and the team begin to unpack this case - you'll hear about the town of Royse City, as well as what the Woodruff family's lives were like before the unfortunate events in October.   For more information about this and other cases we've covered, follow @ICHHstories on Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's testing season in Texas and many other states. Angela and Lisa start the episode with some ideas educators can use to make testing days easier, then they share some tips for students and parents to help with test anxiety. This episode's guests are third-grade teachers at Herndon Elementary in Royse City. They are teacher friends and work partners who work together to brainstorm ways to make learning fun and challenge third graders to grow into the expectations of intermediate students. Highlights of this episode:  Testing Calisthenics Why mints and chocolate are good for testing days Box Breathing   Camping vs. Glamping Teacher Friends The importance of third grade Making learning fun Sharing the workload To meet our guests and read their quotable quotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep44

It's testing season in Texas and many other states. Angela and Lisa start the episode with some ideas educators can use to make testing days easier, then they share some tips for students and parents to help with test anxiety. This episode's guests are third-grade teachers at Herndon Elementary in Royse City. They are teacher friends and work partners who work together to brainstorm ways to make learning fun and challenge third graders to grow into the expectations of intermediate students. Highlights of this episode:  Testing Calisthenics Why mints and chocolate are good for testing days Box Breathing   Camping vs. Glamping Teacher Friends The importance of third grade Making learning fun Sharing the workload To meet our guests and read their quotable quotes, visit bit.ly/rcttep44

Drew and Dustin share game notes and observations on Flower Mound, Flower Mound Marcus, Rockwall, Rockwall-Heath, Leander Rouse, Royse City, North Forney and also name 20 uncommitted players colleges should know. Plus, the duo discusses the World Baseball Classic and the importance of fit and opportunity at the collegiate level. 

On October 16, 2005, Dennis and Norma Woodruff were found murdered in their Royse City, TX home. Their son Brandon, a freshman in college, had been visiting that weekend and police became suspicious of him and his lifestyle. Brandon is bisexual and was struggling in school, so police developed a narrative that Brandon had to kill his parents in order to maintain the double life he wanted. These details, however, were not secrets to Brandon's parents at all. And despite evidence that supported his innocence, Brandon was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. To learn more and get involved, visit:https://www.change.org/p/texas-court-of-criminal-appeals-take-up-brandon-woodruff-s-case https://freebrandon.org/ Wrongful Conviction with Maggie Freleng is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Turkey Day!! Your hosts, Lisa and Angela, share why they're grateful to be educators and how their career choices have shaped their lives. This episode''s guest is one of Royse City High School's art teachers, Renee Wallace who opens up about family, kiddos from the heart, and the power of art in her life. In this episode, you'll also learn about technology in the classroom and get a surprise visit from Mr. Plake. Highlights of this episode: Meet Mrs. Wallace's children of the heart Time is the obstacle Using Google Jamboard and Google Sites in the art classroom Learning to speak Spanish on the road. Royse City's claim to fame For the rest of the show notes and to learn more about our guest, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep32

Happy Turkey Day!! Your hosts, Lisa and Angela, share why they're grateful to be educators and how their career choices have shaped their lives. This episode''s guest is one of Royse City High School's art teachers, Renee Wallace who opens up about family, kiddos from the heart, and the power of art in her life. In this episode, you'll also learn about technology in the classroom and get a surprise visit from Mr. Plake. Highlights of this episode: Meet Mrs. Wallace's children of the heart Time is the obstacle Using Google Jamboard and Google Sites in the art classroom Learning to speak Spanish on the road. Royse City's claim to fame For the rest of the show notes and to learn more about our guest, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep32

This particularly chilling, yet puzzling event begins on an evening like any other in Royse City, Texas. Norma and Dennis Woodruff sit down together for dinner. Tragically, it would be their last. This would be a case that would divide a family for the rest of their lives.Support the show

Join us for a powerful conversation with Dementia Strategist, Suzi Colthurst, whose mission is to help you, as a caregiver to someone with a challenging mental health condition, to be healed and free from stress, insecurity, and fear surrounding dementia decisions while helping to keep your parent(s) safe at home without breaking the bank or burning out in the process.Caregiving was never meant to be toxic to the other areas of your life, and you were never meant to walk this journey alone, carrying all the weight of caring for your parent(s) while in a tug of war between meeting the needs of your family, and maintaining profitability in your business. But we have been taught to feel guilty and selfish if we honor our own needs, refusing to lose ourselves and becoming a martyr. And, that the only way to honor your parents is to provide the care yourself. So, her mission is to start a revolution to change caregiving culture to operate in community, unifying families in their approach to helping their loved one, reassuring them that they are making the right decisions for their loved one without having to give up their life and sacrifice themselves, their family or their career. She is all about ditching the stress and making decisions from God's wisdom and peace. His intention for us was always about caregiving from honor and overflow, not worry and fear.Suzi obtained her master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Illinois State University and she is also a certified neuroscience life and kingdom entrepreneur coach. She lives in Royse City, TX with her husband and three dogs and enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, camping, riding horses, and riding motorcycles.To join Suzi's upcoming challenge which will be hosted starting October 24, 2022. Sign up at https://www.confidentdementiadecisions.comRemember to also get your FREE gift from Dr. Mayo at https://increaseyourfaith.life. You will receive a chapter from Dr. Mayo's book, The Science of God's Healing Power; a Kingdom mindset assessment to help you identify mindsets that are holding you back from being healed; and an invitation to our amazing community "Healing in the Kingdom"

When a wife calls 911 to report her husband has been shot on a country road in Texas, officers rush to the scene. Could the dramatic police footage end up being key in the investigation? Josh Mankiewicz reports. Originally aired on NBC on August 12, 2019.

In this episode, Angela and Lisa visit with Troy Burke, Royse City ISD's Director of Safety and Security. Mr. Burke joined Royse City in November of 2021. Listen is as we learn what he has in store for RCISD to keep our students and staff safe and secure. As our state continues to heal from the tragedy in Uvalde, school safety is at the forefront for the 2022-2023 school year and beyond. RCISD Safety and Security WebPage

In this episode, Angela and Lisa visit with Troy Burke, Royse City ISD's Director of Safety and Security. Mr. Burke joined Royse City in November of 2021. Listen is as we learn what he has in store for RCISD to keep our students and staff safe and secure. As our state continues to heal from the tragedy in Uvalde, school safety is at the forefront for the 2022-2023 school year and beyond. RCISD Safety and Security WebPage

On September 9, 2016, a 47 year old off duty firefighter attends to assist a vehicle which is stuck in the mud on a road on the outskirts of town. Before the night is over, the man will be dead and his devastated wife inconsolable. When an arrest is made, those who knew the victim are in disbelief. Because there's more than one person involved in this dark and twisted story, and the motive is truly chilling. In episode 205, Jac and Alexis detail the case of Robert “Bob” Poynter and how his murder shocked the small community of Royse City, Texas.

Do I have a car show obsession? Not really. I'd rather call in an intense interest in going to look at cool vehicles and taking photos of them. Here's my story of how this “intense interest” came about…. For many years, there was a car show in Rockwall, Tx that I always wanted to attend. However, the weekend it was held, every year, was the same weekend my wife produced a music event that I helped with. Every year, I would see the ads and think “maybe next year it will be held on a different weekend, and I'll be able to check it out”. As it turns out, I was never able to attend. In 2017, I found out a car show was going to take place in downtown Wylie, Tx. It was part of Bluegrass on Ballard, which was connected to that year's July 4th celebration. Not only did cars line the street through downtown, but there was music, craft vendors and more. Music? Of course, there was music since it was named Bluegrass on Ballard. When I found out about Bluegrass on Ballard, I thought maybe I can make it out to this car show. Sure enough, I was able to attend. And I've been every year since. I'll make sure to have a link to the event in the show notes. If you're free that weekend, make sure to attend. (Bluegrass on Ballard in Wylie, TX) Well, after Bluegrass on Ballard, I started looking for car shows close to where I live. Which led me to Mustang Sally Products which I talked about in an earlier episode. They produce some great shows in the North Dallas area, including some close to where I live. The link to their website is mustangsallyproductions.com. They produce a show about one time a month in Murphy, TX and once a season at the Bass Pro Shop in Garland, TX. Since these are close to where I live, and because of being busy with family stuff, these are the shows I usually attend. I almost forgot, there's an annual show on Main Street in Royse City, TX that I've been to the last two years which has a lot of rides on display. Every time I go to one of these shows there are great looking vehicles displayed and the events easy to get to. I don't have a hot rod, muscle car or classic vehicle. What I do have is a 2000 Toyota Tacoma pick up. I guess my truck could be described as a survivor. With low miles for a twenty-year-old vehicle and still looking good, that's what I'm calling it. This year I started thinking about entering my truck in a show. Not to try to win anything, but to be a part of the experience and meet people. Well, at the first of May, Mustang Sally Productions put on a show next to PSA in Murphy, Tx and I decided to enter and see what happened. I got there early and was told to park anywhere I wanted. Since it was going to be a hot day, I found a space next to some shade and that's where I set up. And the people around me were great to visit with. One couple had two Camaros. You know, his and hers. Another fellow was young and had a Kia Soul. I was glad to see that the younger generation is still interested in cars. The lot was filling up and you could tell who regulars by the way they chose their spots. Several people made sure to park next to their friends. Throughout the afternoon, the public was encouraged to vote on all the cars and trucks displayed. After the judging ended and votes tallied, and award would be given for vehicles entered in a specific class. Not only did the public vote, but the people who entered their cars and trucks got to vote as well. It's really quite a task to go through and look at each car or truck entered and pick the best one for each class entered in. I mean, there are up to about 30 different classes to register in along with ten best of class awards to be given out.  After all the votes were turned in and the staff tallied the results, they began to announce the winners. People gathered around the tent where Mustang Sally had set up their tent and started handing out awards. Of course, I went up just to see what awards were handed out for the different classes. Much to my surprise, they called my name and I tied first place in the category I entered. I received an award for “2000 newer truck”.  Man was I pleased and surprised. What a great experience! Whether you're a car guy/gal or not, if you live in the Dallas/North Dallas area, make sure you check out Mustang Sally Production's events. You'll get to enjoy looking at some fantastic rides and talking with the great people that own them. They would love to talk with you about their cars, trucks and motorcycles.  If you're not around the DFW area and you would like to find a show to attend, ask around to find car shows in your area and go to one and take your family. It will be a great time to see some well taken care of older cars along with some newer muscle cars. This would be a great way to do research for a future project on dream car. Maybe you have a car, truck, or motorcycle you could enter. Put it on display in a local car show and tell the story of your ride. Who knows, you might get an award you weren't expecting. What's on coming up next on My First Ride? I'm constantly searching for people that would enjoy telling the stories of their first rides and how their lives were influenced by them. And I bet you probably know someone that would be a great guest for My First Ride Podcast, right? Let me know a little about them and their, story. What about telling your story on the podcast? Let me know a little about you and first ride. Check us out and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcast and more. And of course, you can also go to the website at MyFirstRidePodcast.com. One final thought…. You may not have your first ride, but you still have the memories. It's time to share them. Contact me if you have questions regarding today's podcast or would like to be a guest on My First Ride Podcast. Send an email to myfirstridepodcast@gmail.com. I'm Gary Neidert and you've just experienced My First Ride Podcast. Thanks for listening. Thanks for watching. P.S. Go to My YouTube channel to see the video of the plaque I received.  

Tatiana's passion is in marketing and design, focusing on ROI-driven strategies and creating a balance between functionality and aesthetics. In 2020, she started a digital marketing agency mid-pandemic. In 6 months, she had scaled her agency to 6 figures. As a Latina entrepreneur, Tatiana is also committed to supporting women and minorities in business; she mentored students through A&M-Commerce's Venture College and is an ambassador for her local Chamber of Commerce, and a chair member at the Women Empowered group of the neighboring Chamber of Commerce in Royse City, and a board member of the same chamber. Tatiana also serves as part of the advisory board of the start-up, Toucan Cocktails. In 2021, the opportunity arose to become owner-partner of Hite Digital Dallas, as well as Co-Founder of Hite Creative. Tatiana resonated with Hite's mission to empower their growing team of 150+ young professionals and since then has grown the creative team to over 20 team members, serving 19 locations in the USA and working on an average of 100 projects a month. She was awarded “Young Professional of The Year 2021” by the American Advertising Federation of Dallas.

Royse City coach David Petroff, an $8 million NIL deal, and more

La policía respondió a una llamada de denuncia sobre un supuesto hombre armado en la primaria, sin embargo, no encontraron a ningún tirador.En otras noticias: Estudiante de 14 años fue arrestado por tener un arma cargada dentro de su escuela en Royse City.Departamento de salud de Tarrant continúa con sus operativos de vacunación.Informe especial: ¿cómo solicitar una nueva tarjeta de vacunación si la perdió o dañó?American Airlines reducirá los vuelos que salen desde el aeropuerto de Dallas.

"Professional Traveler"Guests: Mark AmbroseMark was working in IT Tech Support for years & after finally having enough of working for someone else, he dramatically shifted his profession to a Personal Vacation Advisor. He's found what he loves to do & is a total expert on traveling, especially all things Disney!*Mention the PB & Jaisy Podcast when booking  an AM Resort Hotel with Mark to get a complimentary upgrade on your transportation!*Mark Ambrose: www.VacationsByMark.com Bill Steddum - Facebook: @Bill.SteddumJaisy George - Instagram: @jaisyyySarah Padgett - Facebook: @sarahpsellshousesShout Outs:Kari Hargrave - State Farm Insurance in Royse City, TX: https://www.karihargrave.com/www.pbandjaisy.comInstagram: @pbandjaisyinfo@pbandjaisy.comProduction/Recording/Editing: Tom GeorgeOriginal Music Written and Composed By: Michael Padgett, www.michaelpadgettmusic.com/Thank you so much for listening! Please make sure to subscribe! 

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management from Texas Tech University, and over 18 years of professional experience in the hospitality industry, Chef Cody Hayes is no stranger to the world of Culinary Arts. Chef Hayes began his professional career working in various positions within the restaurant and hospitality industry such as Banquet and Event Manager and Front Desk Manager for the Holiday Inn Corporation; and moving into the restaurant industry as the Culinary Manager, Beverage and Hospitality Manager, and Regional Training Director for Red Lobster with the Darden Corporation; and Director of Operations for a privately owned Beverage and Tea Company.    In 2006, Chef Hayes started the Culinary Arts Program at Rockwall High School. Since it's start, Chef Hayes has evolved this activity-driven course into a renowned and nationally recognized program.  The program is now housed at the Dr. Gene Burton College & Career Academy in a state-of-the-art facility, complete with two teaching culinary classrooms, a teaching kitchen, and the Crave Cafe restaurant. They have been recognized as the North Texas Iron Chef Champions, won the state championship title with the Texas ProStart Program five times, and won the National ProStart Competition twice.    Chef Hayes resides in Fate, Texas with his wife, Amy, and their son, Ryker who attends Rockwall High School and the Dr. Gene Burton College & Career Academy. Amy and Chef Hayes also own SweetFace Sugar Shoppe & Bakery located in Royse City.   

Hundreds of new homes coming in Royse City northeast of Dallas. Developers have purchased land northeast of Dallas for a new home community with hundreds of houses. Wynne/Jackson has acquired the 182 acres on the south side of Interstate 30 in Royse City. The developer is teaming up with Tucker David Investments to build a 755-home community called Creekshaw. The entry to the community is at FM 35 and Shaw Road. High temperatures can reach into the triple digits in parts of the northern Plains into the beginning of next week as heat builds across the region. An area of high pressure that built over the center of the country to end the week will begin to shift east this weekend, helping to usher in warmer air across the Plains. Heat will build over High Plains on Saturday. High temperatures will range from the upper 80s F to near 100 across eastern Montana and northeast Wyoming into the afternoon. The Sulphur Springs Senior Citizens Center is a place where Senior Citizens age 50 and over can have a good time with old friends and make some new ones. Meal-A-Day is just one service the center provides. The coffee pot is always on and a smile is on each face. The SCC has a full library with all different kinds of reading books that can be taken, read and returned. Take as many as you like and bring some of your books in to share with others. Click here to find more information for seniors citizens. According to reports, Walmart is now looking to remove all cashiers from its stores. The American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores is now testing a self-checkout only structure in a move towards the future of the company. Walmart will be removing the at one of its popular superstores in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The test will see if checkout times are reduced when human interaction is limited, employees will still be on hand to aid customers with issues checking out themselves. If the test generates positive results, Walmart could expand the program to more of its stores. Anchor.fm is the easiest way to make a Podcast, brought to you by Spotify. Now you can create your Podcast, host it online, distribute it to your favorite listening platforms, grow your audience, and monetize your episodes-all from your phone or tablet, for free. A recording studio in your pocket. So, what are you waiting for? Go on and download Anchor FM If you're interested in becoming a supporter just support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. Thanks' for listening to Georgia's Talk good people. As always thanks for having Georgia on your mind! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/georgiastalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georgiastalk/support

Hundreds of new homes coming in Royse City northeast of Dallas. Developers have purchased land northeast of Dallas for a new home community with hundreds of houses.Wynne/Jackson has acquired the 182 acres on the south side of Interstate 30 in Royse City. The developer is teaming up with Tucker David Investments to build a 755-home community called Creekshaw.The entry to the community is at FM 35 and Shaw Road. High temperatures can reach into the triple digits in parts of the northern Plains into the beginning of next week as heat builds across the region.An area of high pressure that built over the center of the country to end the week will begin to shift east this weekend, helping to usher in warmer air across the Plains.Heat will build over High Plains on Saturday. High temperatures will range from the upper 80s F to near 100 across eastern Montana and northeast Wyoming into the afternoon. The Sulphur Springs Senior Citizens Center is a place where Senior Citizens age 50 and over can have a good time with old friends and make some new ones. Meal-A-Day is just one service the center provides. The coffee pot is always on and a smile is on each face. The SCC has a full library with all different kinds of reading books that can be taken, read and returned. Take as many as you like and bring some of your books in to share with others. Click here to find more information for seniors citizens. According to reports, Walmart is now looking to remove all cashiers from its stores. The American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores is now testing a self-checkout only structure in a move towards the future of the company.Walmart will be removing the at one of its popular superstores in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The test will see if checkout times are reduced when human interaction is limited, employees will still be on hand to aid customers with issues checking out themselves. If the test generates positive results, Walmart could expand the program to more of its stores.

Taylor Dee is a country singer/songwriter from Royse City, Texas, currently signed with Texas Touring Management and gearing up for her first big radio tour. She is an ambassador for Global Country Music Association supporting women in Country music! She just recorded a full album in Nashville and her single will be out the end of April! Chad Roland is Taylor's guitar player and a brilliant songwriter, who was a staff writer in Nashville for about 5 years. He is also a producer and a touring musician who has toured in the states and across Europe. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigdcountry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigdcountry/support