The Summer “Time” Dilemma for Divorced Parents by Alicia Wanek Parents today know that their entire summer is probably all planned out by mid-spring. Locking in camp dates starts before spring break, so parents start coordinating early to ensure their kids can go with friends and still fit in…
by Rick Seaney A dose of reality: summer flights are usually anything but bargains. Along with Thanksgiving and Christmas, summer is the most expensive time to fly, with fares peaking around the Fourth of July. But there are still ways to save, even save big. 1.) Get an electronic assistant….
by Public Information Officer David Tilley from The Plano Police Department It only takes a few seconds to commit a burglary from a garage that is left open and unattended. Here is some information I wanted to share with you. Garage doors are a common weak point when looking at security…
by Tricia White | Managing Editor Once school is out and the days are longer, there’s lots of time to visit places you’ve never been, or haven’t been in a while. Whether those adventures are close to home or a couple cities away, getting there on DART adds…
Reflections by a member of The Greatest Generation by Karyn Brodsky They’re called “The Greatest Generation:” men and women who sacrificed, willingly and proudly serving their country in World War II to protect the freedoms still enjoyed today. Those who came home had many stories to tell. Rayford McClellan…
Why You Should Plan Now to Afford Your Dreams by David White | Contributor I once had a client who passed away about six months after retirement at age 65. His wife told me, “He’d always promised me we’d travel after he retired.” To this day, she still hasn’t been…
More than $120,000 was raised for the efforts of the Taylor Hooton Foundation as over 250 supporters attended the Third Annual All-Star Gala on March 25th at Lamborghini Dallas. The Taylor Hooton Foundation is dedicated to educating North America’s young people about the dangers of anabolic steroids and other appearance…
Don Hooton’s Mission: Keeping Kids Safe from Steroids by Kristin Ciccarelli When he isn’t on the road, spreading the word on the dangers of Appearance and Performance Enhancing Drugs (APEDs), Don Hooton says he enjoys the twenty-foot commute to his home office, cup of coffee in hand. But as founder…
by Karyn Brodsky FRESHMAN • Create a high school plan. Familiarize yourself with which high school courses are required by colleges and be sure to enroll in the applicable courses starting this year. Know the levels of courses offered by your school. • Take challenging classes. •…