People in the Texas Panhandle are in need of basic necessities, like water and food, as they deal with wildfires, but they also need items for livestock, like hay and feed. Across North Texas, people are answering the call to help and sending supplies to those in need.
People in the Texas Panhandle are in need of basic necessities, like water and food, as they deal with wildfires, but they also need items for livestock, like hay and feed.Across North Texas, people are answering the call to help and sending supplies to those in need.When packing for a trip, every inch of space matters."Fritch is by a lake, it’s a canyon, it’s remote. It’s a place to kind of retreat and get away from the city," Christna Watson said.
"We’re hoping it will really pick up and we can fill the buses up, and that would be a great problem to have is to not have enough room for all the stuff," Huston said.Classes at Fossil Ridge High School are holding competitions to see who can collect the most donations.Schools that are typically rivals on the court are asking how they can join in.
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