In the heart of Montrose, a small team of mentors is creating big change—one young life at a time.

High school and junior high students took on mentorship roles, reading to younger students and leading interactive sports-themed activities throughout the school.

Live your best life in 2025. From overcoming hardship and letting go of being a perfectionist to building a great support system and learning to say no we're got expert tips from local entrepreneur and business woman Chantell Preston.

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A Houston non-profit organization, founded by a pair of energy industry executives, is looking to invest in its next group of motivated high school sophomores for an intense hands-on professional development program.

HOUSTON – One Houston teen and his friend found a creative way to help frontline workers keep their children mentally active and engaged during this pandemic. Amruth Nandis created a Telementors, a virtual mentorship and tutoring program for the children of those working the frontlines. The idea originated from a conversation with his mother and uncle, who are both frontline workers. And soon enough, he created Telementors, which aims to provide educational and emotional support for children of frontline workers. They now operate for healthcare workers at Houston Methodist, Memorial Hermann and also help healthcare workers in Texas, California and even Idaho.