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Tongan dancers can be seen here performing traditional dances in traditional garb. Since the mid-1970s there has been an active Tongan community in Euless, Texas. An opportunity at a better life and work with the airlines and DFW International…

Tongan dancers can be seen here performing traditional dances in traditional garb. Since the mid-1970s there has been an active Tongan community in Euless, Texas. An opportunity at a better life and work with the airlines and DFW International…

Tongan dancers can be seen here performing traditional dances in traditional garb. Since the mid-1970s there has been an active Tongan community in Euless, Texas. An opportunity at a better life and work with the airlines and DFW International…

Maddox went to LD Bell before being drafted 25th overall in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos. Maddox played as a quarterback in the NFL for nine years, from 1992 to 1995 and again from 2001 to 2005. He had 48 career…

First photo from left to right (At the time the photo was taken ): Frank Metts City Council Place 3, Don Phifer former City Council and Mayor Pro Tem, unidentified, Joann Johnson Place 4 City Council, Tommy Brown former Mayor, Sue Brown, Mark Wood…

Final photo from left to right: unidentified, unidentified, Suzy Compton, Tim Welch, David Whitson, Tommy Brown, Sue Brown, Joann Johnson, Don Phifer, Mark Wood, Oscar Trevino, Frank Metts, unidentified.

First photo from left to right: Sue Brown, Tommy Brown, Mayor Oscar Trevino, (background) Larry J. Cunningham, City Manager, Eliseo Garcia, Artist, and Vickie Loftice, Parks & Recreation Director.

"By way of illustration, I recently went through some old airchecks of a couple of the morning team shows I was fortunate enough to be part of in my career. One of them (1988-1990) was me and a guy named Rick Robertson, who was "The Beamer" on our…

Benjamin Franklin Andrews (1826-1894), a farmer, moved to the area between present-day Onyx Drive South and Glenview Drive in the 1850s. He grew cotton, oats, and corn on his land. He was married to Mary Ray Andrews until her death (1845-1868). In…