A local educator is making a positive impact on her students in Piney Point Village. Fannie Young was inspired by a teacher who made a difference in her life. She is now passing on the kindness she received to her own students.
Young strives to provide them with care and encouragement, just as she experienced in the past. Further details about Fannie Young's story and her efforts to pay it forward are available from ABC13 Houston.
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