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Flour Bluff vs Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial action. The Flour Bluff Hornets defeated the Eagles 21-0 to advance to 1-0 in the district. This is Vets' first regular-season loss since 2017.
Four-year-old, Alannah Grey runs around and interacts with other kids in gymnastics, while making new friends in Jumping Bunnies. Mom and instructor, Jade Grey, brings her daughter to class to teach her the fundamentals of gymnastics.
Tigerette captains Brianna Ballestero (from left), Hailey Caballero and Isabella Lira perform a hip-hop routine along with fellow Tigerettes.
Adrian Strickland performing at the 59th annual Jazz Festival held this past October.
Four-year-old, Alannah Grey runs around and interacts with other kids in gymnastics, while making new friends in Jumping Bunnies. Mom and instructor, Jade Grey, brings her daughter to class to teach her the fundamentals of gymnastics.
Albert Mendez, has been a barber at Kain't Be Faded for five years and has been cutting hair since he was 15 years old. Mendez is starting his first haircut of the day with a weekly regular Brandon Lopez.
Adrian Strickland performing at the 59th annual Jazz Festival held this past October.
Albert Mendez, has been a barber at Kain’t Be Faded for five years and has been cutting hair since he was 15 years old. Mendez is starting his first haircut of the day with a weekly regular Brandon Lopez.
The Northwest Washington Little League was one of the many groups to walk in the parade in Washington, D. C. to celebrate the Washington Nationals.

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