Wet weather got you down? Here are some ideas for fun (and you don’t have to drive!) by Tricia White | Managing Editor Springtime is rainy season in North Texas, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up all weekend. There are loads of “DARTable” places to…
Check out the season’s fashion-forward trends for staying dry! For the Avid Sportsman The DAVEK GOLF’S dual canopy design navigates winds in excess of 60 mph. Push the spike into the turf to keep your open umbrella in place while taking your golf shot. And the 62-inch canopy keeps…
The Willow Bend Center for the Arts home of North Texas Performing Arts and Plano Children’s Theatre Groundbreaking Ceremony took place on March 15th. This Summer Plano Children’s Theatre, the flagship of the North Texas Performing Arts family of theatres, will be moving its operations to The Shops at Willow…
By Alicia Wanek You can feel it coming on. Your nose gets stuffy. Your throat starts to feel dry and scratchy. Then you sneeze. Here they come – again, the dreaded spring allergies. Whether its pollen, ragweed, cedar, or whatever triggers your symptoms, you know they’re coming. Maybe this time…
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by Alicia Wanek A recent study showed that more than four in ten millennials are stressed about running out of money in retirement. Imagine how many seniors have the same concern! My grandmother once said if she met her Maker with a penny to her name, she would have spent…
by Lisa A. Beach Jane Kahler Paints Her Way Through Retirement Compared to many artists, Dallas painter Jane Kahler burst onto the art scene a bit later in life. For the past 11 years, the 83-year-old has been an artist, teacher and co-owner at Artists’ Showplace in Dallas. Here,…
Continuing Education at Richland Prepares This Baby Boomer for New Possibilities by Alicia Wanek Many empty nesters are looking to try something different as they enter another season of life. With a new country, a new language, and with her sights on a completely new career, Lidia Flores-Ramirez is taking…
From Statesman.com Fourth-year government and Mexican-American studies major Alejandrina Guzman made University of Texas history Thursday when she was elected to be the Austin campus’ first Latina, physically disabled student body president. A campus-wide run-off election concluded with Guzman and running mate Micky Wolf capturing 54 percent of the vote…