Blind
Blind Author Shares Message Of Hope, Misconceptions
Hingson was able to function normally when the world was far from normal in New York on September 11, 2001.
Assistant Fire Marshall Saves Blind Neighbor From Fire
A blind Weatherford woman now has two very important new friends. One is an Assistant Fire Marshal, the other is a dispatcher new to her job.
Visually Impaired Students Attend Tech Summer Camp
Fort Worth’s Camp Carter YMCA is expanding its vision: to bring summer fun and technology to a special group of blind and visually impaired students. Twelve middle, high school and vocational students from across North Texas are joining sighted students for a week long technology camp.
Area Agencies Improving Travel For The Blind
Notice some changes along Capitol Avenue in Dallas? Lighthouse For The Blind and Dallas Area Rapid Transit certainly hope so.
Through The Lens: Rodeo For The Blind
“It’s boots and chaps, it’s cowboy hats. It’s spurs and latigo” that’s how Garth Brooks describes the rodeo, but when you go to the rodeo what do you see? There are lots of sights to take in, everything […]
Study: Stem Cells May Aid Vision In Blind People
Scientists are reporting hints that embryonic stem cells can ease blindness in some people.
Lewisville Boy Gets Guide Dog Before Going Blind
The new year brought a surprise for a 9-year-old Lewisville boy. Zach Thibodeaux got a new buddy, but he may not see his pal for much longer.
Works From 3 Blind Artists Featured In Dallas Exhibit
Three artists were recently in Dallas for an exhibition of their work. Their talents prove one doesn’t need ‘an eye for detail’ to produce exceptional work.


















