Avery Becomes 83rd Sanctuary City for the Unborn

Local governments across the United States are taking matters into their own hands by outlawing abortion within their jurisdictions, and Avery, Texas, has officially become the latest city to declare itself a Sanctuary City for the Unborn. Avery, Texas Abortion Vote On September 25, 2025, the Avery City Council voted to outlaw abortion within its city limits, making Avery the 83rd city in the nation and the 66th city in Texas to pass such an ordinance. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 4-0-1 with four in favor, zero opposed, and one abstention. Avery, a small community in East Texas with a population of 462, now joins the growing movement of municipalities standing against abortion. Red River Republican Chairman Cebron O’Bier, a native of Avery, celebrated the decision with the following statement: “Tonight is a milestone in Red River County as the Avery City Council approved an ordinance making Avery the second city in the county to become a Sanctuary City for the Unborn. Mayor Alex Ackley and the council recognized the importance…

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From Skincare to Adoption Reform: How Prolyfe Founder Heather Mellott Is Making A Difference 

For entrepreneur and nonprofit founder Heather Mellott, business and advocacy go hand in hand. As the founder of Prolyfe Skincare and the nonprofit Adoption Finder, Mellott has built her life around a single mission: helping women and families make life-affirming choices. Safer Skincare for Moms and More  The idea for Prolyfe was born during Mellott’s own pregnancy journey. “As a pregnant and nursing mom, I was shocked  to discover how many toxic chemicals are hiding in everyday products—especially skincare,” she said. “I knew I needed to find a safer solution, not just for me but for other moms who care deeply about what they’re putting on their skin.”  Prolyfe Skincare now offers a line of nontoxic, cruelty-free, vegan products made in the USA, eliminating parabens, sulfates, and phthalates. The company also uses eco-friendly packaging, reflecting Mellott’s belief that caring for the planet is just as important as caring for one’s skin. The brand’s name captures its purpose. “Pro” stands for being proactive, such as choosing better, safer options, and “Lyfe” symbolizes vitality and beauty…

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