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ShaVonne Herndon
Verified
Sports Reporter, FanDuel Sports Network
Houston
Beats
Palouse news
Book reviews or fluff pieces on issues such as shopping habits or beauty products.
Content
Missouri City recreation programs aim to make fitness classes accessible for disabled residents | Houston Public Media
By Natalie Weber, Adam Zuvanich Verified, ShaVonne Herndon Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified Missouri City is working to make its recreational programs more accessible to residents with disabilities through programming for people with differing levels of ability. The Parks and Recreation Department first started developing the programs just before the pandemic. It's hard to say exactly how many residents participated in the programs last year, but Missouri City recreation manager Allison Vickery estimates about 50 people took advantage of the programs.
Federally funded program helps low-income Missouri City residents repair their homes | Houston Public Media
By Natalie Weber, Adam Zuvanich Verified, ShaVonne Herndon Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified In 2007, Dorothy Kimble purchased a house in Missouri City, using the money she earned from selling her late mother's home after she passed away. At the time, Kimble was working with people with disabilities at the Gulf Coast Center. She retired in 2011. Kimble first heard about the Community Development Block Grant program while reading the newspaper.
Missouri City recreation programs aim to make fitness classes accessible for disabled residents | Houston Public Media
By Natalie Weber, Adam Zuvanich Verified, ShaVonne Herndon Verified| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified Missouri City is working to make its recreational programs more accessible to residents with disabilities through programming for people with differing levels of ability. The Parks and Recreation Department first started developing the programs just before the pandemic. It's hard to say exactly how many residents participated in the programs last year, but Missouri City recreation manager Allison Vickery estimates about 50 people took advantage of the programs.
Company Info
FanDuel Sports Network
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
+1 401-475-8474