Bus driver works to make a difference
As families get into the swing of a new school year, the decision to drive, walk or take a bus can seem minor. To the drivers, though, it can make all the difference in the world.
J.C. Ball has been driving students around Sachse for six years now, but it’s more than a job to him: it’s a calling.
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By Morgan Howard • [email protected]
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