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monthly & ClassicAutoRama Cars at The RanchMusic 2017 One high school fundraiser you DON'T want to miss SPECIAL FEATURE Lizzie Rule proves age has nothing to do with community service ENTERTAINMENT: The Avett Brothers, ‘The Composer is Dead,’ and a FREE performance by the Houston Grand Opera Greatwood-MARCH-2017-FINAL.indd 1 2/22/17 11:39 AM The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that most children should have an orthodontic screening by age 7 Houston’s First Hospital to Receive Schedule a COMPLIMENTARY EXAM the Nation’s Highest Presidential Honor 3 ways we save smiles for Performance Excellence Guide erupting teeth into a more favorable position. We’re extremely proud to be the recipient of the 2016 Malcolm Baldrige National Preserve space for permanent teeth. Quality Award. 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And it serves as further proof of our own commitment to Advancing Health. Learn what our recognition means for you. Visit memorialhermann.org/sharingdays Greatwood-MARCH-2017-FINAL.indd 3 2/22/17 11:39 AM Contents & Staff ™ Greatwood Greatwood monthly March 2017 monthly™ GENERAL MANAGER Lee Hartman Featured this Month [email protected] FEATURE STORY ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR AUTORAMA AT THE RANCH Marquita Griffin [email protected] The George Ranch High School band booster club fundraiser has COMPOSITION & GRAPHICS MANAGER become a fun tradition for every- Alfred H. Dubé [email protected] one, and proceeds will benefit 18 the Longhorn Band. GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Melinda Maya CENTERPIECE [email protected] LIZZIE RULE | Through her community WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS service works, this 10-year-old girl has Roberta Terrell gained the attention of an inspiring na- tional program and she hopes to inspire TO ADVERTISE To advertise in Greatwood Monthly please call Lee others in Fort Bend. Hartman, John Oliver, Samantha Alaniz, Stefanie Bartlett, or Ruby Polichino, our advertising representatives, at 281-342-4474 for rates, information and deadlines. PHOTO & ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS We are looking for fresh story ideas and enjoy publishing your articles in the Greatwood Monthly. If you have an story idea or photo to publish please send your information to [email protected] with “Monthly” in the subject line. 20 ©2017 Greatwood Monthly All Rights Reserved. Greatwood Monthly has 30,000 print circulation and is a sister publication 15 of Fulshear Living Monthly, Pecan Grove Monthly, New Territory Monthly and is a Publication of the Fort Bend Herald. Our publishing headquarters is 1902 S. Fourth Street, Rosenberg ENTERTAINMENT Texas 77471 LOOK WHO’S COMING | Plenty of enter- tainers will perform in Sugar Land this month. Plus get the details on a Fort Bend Symphony Orchestra April 1 per- formance. COMMUNITY TARIK TEWARY | Greatwood man earns his spot in the Class of 2016 Toyota Hall of Fame: Legends of Fantasy Football. 6 Also Inside: Tell us how we’re doing! Good News in Greatwood .................... 6 Children's Opera ................................ 17 Email: [email protected] Caladium Sale .....................................8 School News ..................................... 28 Lunches of Love ................................ 10 Health Roundup ................................ 32 Fort Bend Cares ................................. 12 Library News ..................................... 34 Youth in Philanthropy ......................... 14 Business ........................................... 36 4 • Greatwood Monthly Greatwood-MARCH-2017-FINAL.indd 4 2/22/17 11:39 AM 2012 Honda Civic EX Sedan 2013 Ford Escape SEL SUV 2016 Ford Focus S Sedan #170239A #170234A, CERTIFIED #P4286, CERTIFIED $9,944 $11,944 $12,944 2016 Ford Fusion SE Sedan iVCT 2016 Ford Mustang Ecoboost I4 2014 Ford Mustange GT Coupe V8 #P4296, CERTIFIED #P4313, CERTIFIED #161076A, CERTIFIED $14,944 $21,944 $21,944 2016 FORD F-150 XLT 2016 FORD FOCUS S 2017 FORD ESCAPE S 2016 Ford Escape Titanium SUV 2015 Ford Edge SEL SUV 2013 Ford Explorer Sport SUV #P4307, CERTIFIED #P4256A, CERTIFIED #160307A, CERTIFIED * $ $ $ #160991 $ 471* #161136 $ 207* #170257 $ 264 22,944 23,944 24,944 EST. 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Greatwood-MARCH-2017-FINAL.indd 5 2/22/17 11:39 AM www.LegacyFordTX.com COMMUNITY Tarik Tewary inducted Good News Greatwood! into Fantasy Football BY Roberta Terrell Hall of Fame Greatwood Columnist Greatwood’s Tarik Tewar, 27, has been My recent adventure on a cruise to Cuba inducted into the Class of 2016 Toyota Hall of began on the hotel shuttle departing Fort Fame: Legends of Fantasy Football following his Lauderdale airport. years of dedication as a sports enthusiast and, as Virginia Martin, proud mother of Lynn Salvo, he calls himself, “fantasy fanatic.” let us know that Lynn had recently received her It was when he was 12 years old that Tewary certificate of accomplishment from “Guinness became commissioner of his first Yahoo! Fantasy World Records” for her achievement of being the Football league. oldest female to ride coast to coast across the “The challenge of competing with my peers United States. 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