Drug-Free All Stars 2026-2027 Texas Forest Country Living Magazine

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Drug-Free All Stars 2026-2027

Diana De Leon Bon

September 14, 2026

Front row, from left to right: Danica Bell, Lola Lawrence, Katie Williams, Alaina Lovelady, Jely Contreras, Sam Moulder, Robert Richards, Mia Mitchell, and Mary Michael Todd. Second row, from left to right: Katia Zapata, Diane Monsalvo, Aanvi Manda, Jaslynn Martinez, McKenna Hooks, Julieth Cura, Kate Goodman, Aaliyah Martinez, and Taylor Crocker. Third row, from left to right: Abigail Boothe, Spring Havard, Mari Marquez, Regina Hill, Antonia Lin, Sidra Khurshid, Sydney Acosta, Emily Luna, Miler Stewart, and Adeline Allen. Fourth row, from left to right: Kayla Rodgers, Ava Lyons, Raya Timoteo, Brianna Colvin, Piper Early, Riley Brown, Maddyson Hernandez, Yaslene Rios, and Maddox Frankens. Fifth row, from left to right: Bayleigh Lebel, Julia Cherry, Angela Sarmiento, Caiden Goetzman, Aasiyah Khan, Kenyce Butler, Andres Montoya, Genesis Camacho, and Tristen Havard. Sixth row, from left to right: Valerie Escobedo, Jadyn Holmes, Cole Jones, Landon Courtney, Abby Hess, Litzy Velasquez, Balistir McCain, Savannah Kezar, and Jeremiah Martinez. Top row, from left to right: Maci Nesbett, Corbyn Brent, Rolando Gonzalez, Bosten Curl, Aaron Simpson, and Wesley Bennett.

Drug-Free All Stars 2026-2027 — Front row, from left to right: Danica Bell, Lola Lawrence, Katie Williams, Alaina Lovelady, Jely Contreras, Sam Moulder, Robert Richards, Mia Mitchell, and Mary Michael Todd. Second row, from left to right: Katia Zapata, Diane Monsalvo, Aanvi Manda, Jaslynn Martinez, McKenna Hooks, Julieth Cura, Kate Goodman, Aaliyah Martinez, and Taylor Crocker. Third row, from left to right: Abigail Boothe, Spring Havard, Mari Marquez, Regina Hill, Antonia Lin, Sidra Khurshid, Sydney Acosta, Emily Luna, Miler Stewart, and Adeline Allen. Fourth row, from left to right: Kayla Rodgers, Ava Lyons, Raya Timoteo, Brianna Colvin, Piper Early, Riley Brown, Maddyson Hernandez, Yaslene Rios, and Maddox Frankens. Fifth row, from left to right: Bayleigh Lebel, Julia Cherry, Angela Sarmiento, Caiden Goetzman, Aasiyah Khan, Kenyce Butler, Andres Montoya, Genesis Camacho, and Tristen Havard. Sixth row, from left to right: Valerie Escobedo, Jadyn Holmes, Cole Jones, Landon Courtney, Abby Hess, Litzy Velasquez, Balistir McCain, Savannah Kezar, and Jeremiah Martinez. Top row, from left to right: Maci Nesbett, Corbyn Brent, Rolando Gonzalez, Bosten Curl, Aaron Simpson, and Wesley Bennett.

The Coalition is pleased to announce the 2026-2027 Drug-Free All Stars for Angelina County. The Drug-Free All Stars are a group of high school seniors from Angelina County who are selected to serve as role models for their community by living an alcohol, drug, and tobacco-free lifestyle. Drug-Free All Stars are active through the school year volunteering in the community to promote a healthy and drug-free lifestyle. Recently, the Drug-Free All Stars attended training on the topics they will use throughout the year during their volunteer opportunities; including Youth Advocacy and the Media, Addiction & the Brain, Industry Impact, and 8 Things to Know about Substance Use. Thank you to Kellen Kruk, previous Drug-Free All Star and youth substance use prevention advocate, and Shelly Doss, Alcohol and Drug Awareness Council, for the training on youth advocacy and addiction. The All Stars this year consist of 61 students from six Angelina County high schools, including: Central, Diboll, Hudson, Huntington, Lufkin, and Pineywoods Community Academy. The Drug-Free All Star program is funded by a grant from the Texas Department of Transportation to reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes in Texas.

Since 1988, The Coalition has focused on eliminating the use of harmful substances by affecting public policy, laws, attitudes, and behaviors, to foster healthy life-long choices for the local community. For more information about the Drug-Free All Star program, contact Reagan Strother at The Coalition at 936-634-9308.