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Business Upturn
16-05-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
WITHERITE LAW GROUP AWARDED OVER $127,000 TO DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH 2025 ‘MAKING A DIFFERENCE' SCHOLARSHIP
By GlobeNewswire Published on May 16, 2025, 23:16 IST FORT WORTH, TX, May 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Witherite Law Group and 1-800-TruckWreck awarded $127,500 to 51 graduating seniors from Fort Worth's Dunbar High School this morning through its annual 'Making a Difference' Scholarship. Now in its 11th year, the scholarship program continues to expand its impact, with every Dunbar student who applied this year receiving a scholarship. The $2,500 awards are renewable annually if students maintain a 2.5 GPA and enroll in at least 12 credit hours. The event began with a musical prelude performed by the Dunbar High School band, followed by a welcome from Principal Justin Edwards. During his remarks, Edwards acknowledged the longstanding commitment of Witherite Law Group and Amy Witherite's deep involvement in the Dunbar community, stating, 'Amy Witherite not only talks the talk, she walks the walk—and she's been there with us every step of the way.' The partnership with Dunbar High School started in 2014, and since then, Witherite Law Group and 1-800-TruckWreck have awarded 404 scholarships and renewed 398 scholarships total—an investment of approximately $1,990,000 across all schools supported by the firm—helping propel graduates into careers in nursing, engineering, aviation, and more. This year's recipients represent a diverse range of aspirations, from electrical engineering to health care. The Making a Difference Scholarship recipients for 2025 include: S'nia Harmon, Brianna Weathersby, Za'ryah Blaylock, Tichina Steadman, Ja'Naria Justice, Zharich Leon Esparza, Graciela De Leon, Angelina Maldonado, Andre Edwards, Josiane Twizere, Makaila Smith, Umutoni Esperance, Eliza Amosi, Cameran Wiley, Dinah Uwiringimana, Jocelin Williams, Raymond Whitney, Alton Warren, Kalani Lawson, Luis Beltran, Kamel Lee, Mayra Perez, Xander Thomas, Grace Jones, Maali Williams-Surles, Kingston Clark, Chloe Ware, Angel Aguilar, Jaiden Wilson, Nickolas Stein, Quinnshon Wilson, Aaleiyah Sherman, Kevin Garcia, Kimberly Estrada, Braedyn Snow, Jaida Williams, Tiarra Dee, Jayla Rodriguez, Dayanara Baeza, Devani Vasquez, Jaslynn Sanders, Ja'leel Johnson, Jose Corpus, Marielle Maldonado, Krishawn Evans, Logan Caise, Monserrat Santillan, Amber Sanchez, Jeslyn Altamirano, Dayin Watson, Ntama Niyibitanga. In addition to awarding scholarships, Witherite Law Group sponsors numerous Dunbar initiatives such as Dads of Dunbar Mentoring Program, Senior Decision Day, Muffins with Moms, the Athletic Banquet, Teacher Appreciation, and the Top 10 Luncheon. Their presence and support have become a staple in the school's culture and student development. As a special moment during the event, the Fort Worth Police Department honored Amy Witherite with the Unsung Hero Award for her unwavering commitment to education and community service. 'Most people cannot afford college outright, so scholarships can be a lifeline for students,' said Witherite. 'We are proud to support these remarkable students as they take the next step toward their futures.' Attachments Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. GlobeNewswire provides press release distribution services globally, with substantial operations in North America and Europe.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
WITHERITE LAW GROUP AWARDED OVER $127,000 TO DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH 2025 ‘MAKING A DIFFERENCE' SCHOLARSHIP
2025 'Making a Difference' Scholarship Recipients Fort Worth Police Department honored Amy Witherite FORT WORTH, TX, May 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Witherite Law Group and 1-800-TruckWreck awarded $127,500 to 51 graduating seniors from Fort Worth's Dunbar High School this morning through its annual 'Making a Difference' Scholarship. Now in its 11th year, the scholarship program continues to expand its impact, with every Dunbar student who applied this year receiving a scholarship. The $2,500 awards are renewable annually if students maintain a 2.5 GPA and enroll in at least 12 credit hours. The event began with a musical prelude performed by the Dunbar High School band, followed by a welcome from Principal Justin Edwards. During his remarks, Edwards acknowledged the longstanding commitment of Witherite Law Group and Amy Witherite's deep involvement in the Dunbar community, stating, 'Amy Witherite not only talks the talk, she walks the walk—and she's been there with us every step of the way.' The partnership with Dunbar High School started in 2014, and since then, Witherite Law Group and 1-800-TruckWreck have awarded 404 scholarships and renewed 398 scholarships total—an investment of approximately $1,990,000 across all schools supported by the firm—helping propel graduates into careers in nursing, engineering, aviation, and more. This year's recipients represent a diverse range of aspirations, from electrical engineering to health care. The Making a Difference Scholarship recipients for 2025 include: S'nia Harmon, Brianna Weathersby, Za'ryah Blaylock, Tichina Steadman, Ja'Naria Justice, Zharich Leon Esparza, Graciela De Leon, Angelina Maldonado, Andre Edwards, Josiane Twizere, Makaila Smith, Umutoni Esperance, Eliza Amosi, Cameran Wiley, Dinah Uwiringimana, Jocelin Williams, Raymond Whitney, Alton Warren, Kalani Lawson, Luis Beltran, Kamel Lee, Mayra Perez, Xander Thomas, Grace Jones, Maali Williams-Surles, Kingston Clark, Chloe Ware, Angel Aguilar, Jaiden Wilson, Nickolas Stein, Quinnshon Wilson, Aaleiyah Sherman, Kevin Garcia, Kimberly Estrada, Braedyn Snow, Jaida Williams, Tiarra Dee, Jayla Rodriguez, Dayanara Baeza, Devani Vasquez, Jaslynn Sanders, Ja'leel Johnson, Jose Corpus, Marielle Maldonado, Krishawn Evans, Logan Caise, Monserrat Santillan, Amber Sanchez, Jeslyn Altamirano, Dayin Watson, Ntama Niyibitanga. In addition to awarding scholarships, Witherite Law Group sponsors numerous Dunbar initiatives such as Dads of Dunbar Mentoring Program, Senior Decision Day, Muffins with Moms, the Athletic Banquet, Teacher Appreciation, and the Top 10 Luncheon. Their presence and support have become a staple in the school's culture and student development. As a special moment during the event, the Fort Worth Police Department honored Amy Witherite with the Unsung Hero Award for her unwavering commitment to education and community service. "Most people cannot afford college outright, so scholarships can be a lifeline for students," said Witherite. 'We are proud to support these remarkable students as they take the next step toward their futures.' Attachments 2025 'Making a Difference' Scholarship Recipients Fort Worth Police Department honored Amy Witherite CONTACT: Kayla Tucker Adams KTA Media Group 2144039852 info@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
17-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Families line up at Decatur church for Easter ham giveaway
DECATUR, Ga. - Hundreds of metro Atlanta families have lined up at a Decatur church to receive free boxes of food to help them prepare for the Easter holiday. People started lining up overnight at The dReam Center Church of Atlanta on Shepherd Drive to be among the first 500 in line. What we know The giveaway started at 6 a.m., and volunteers began working to distribute the food. The first person got in line at 2 a.m. on Thursday - showing the importance of this kind of event for the community. Organizers said their goal is to serve at least 500 Easter meal kits complete with one ham and two side dishes. 1-800-Truckwreck with the Witherite Law Group said that the total amount of money spent on the giveaway was $50,000. What they're saying Organizers say the event is all about helping the community, citing data that shows around one in eight people around Atlanta are facing food insecurity. It's a problem they try to combat regularly at the church with grocery giveaways. The problem is highlighted even more during the holiday. "This is a food desert community, so it always fills our heart with joy to see them line up," dReam Center Church chief of staff Anita Fraser told FOX 5's Lindsay Tuman. "We get a chance and an opportunity to go to the cars and meet some of the families that here. It truly let us know we're making an impact on the community." What's next The event is set to run until 10 a.m. or when the supplies run out. With the demand seen on Thursday morning, it's likely that those supplies will make it until 10 a.m. The Source Good Day Atlanta's Lindsay Tuman reported this story out of Decatur.
Associated Press
18-03-2025
- Automotive
- Associated Press
Attorney Amy Witherite Says There May Be More Witnesses to Your Accident Than You Realize
Attorney and traffic safety expert Amy Witherite says vehicles can provide valuable information should you be involved in an accident if you know where to look and how to access it. 'The technology in your vehicle as well as others involved in an accident can provide a wealth of valuable information. That is especially important when it comes to determining liability and ultimately damages,' says Witherite. 'Knowing the type of information each vehicle can provide and taking steps to preserve and recover it should not be delayed.' There are several available sources of information: Airbag Control Modules (ACM) – These show when airbags are deployed as well as: speed, change in velocity, brake application, ABS activity, seatbelt usage, throttle percentage, engine RPM, gear selection, steering angle, and whether stability control is engaged. Engine Control Module (ECM) – Required on all tractor-trailers and other large commercial vehicles, provides similar information as the ACM. Fleet Management Systems – These can provide detailed information on a vehicle's operations long before an accident and provide evidence of unsafe driving such as speeding or hard braking. Tesla cameras - Tesla cameras and software can provide video to help determine the cause of an accident and who is at fault. The video can be used as evidence in court. Self - Driving and Driverless Vehicles – We are just learning how much and what type of information these systems can retain and provide. Since each one is proprietary it will take technical expertise to understand the data. 'Today just seeking out eyewitnesses or a copy of a police report isn't enough,' said Witherite. 'In a serious traffic accident it is important to have attorneys take steps to preserve and recover evidence. 'This can include notifying potential defendants to preserve evidence, issuing subpoenas for evidence, and having experts who can evaluate the electronic information provided. 'The bottom line is that if you are involved in a serious accident, it is never too soon to get expert help.' The Witherite Law Group specializes in vehicle accident cases and offers crucial support for individuals involved in accidents with driverless vehicles. For more information visit their website. . 214-368-0909 SOURCE: Witherite Law Group Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 03/18/2025 09:32 AM/DISC: 03/18/2025 09:32 AM
