By Alicia Wanek Some people are lucky enough to have a job that is both their vocation and their avocation. Luxury Travel Specialist Wendy Sandridge is one of those lucky few. Wendy, aka “Travel Mom Wendy,” not only loves to create amazing trips for her clients, but she also loves…
Ingredients: 1 package chocolate cake mix (regular size) 1/2 cup plus 1 can (16 ounces) cream cheese frosting, divided 36 lollipop sticks Sprinkles, M&M’s minis, and red Fruit by the Foot fruit rolls Directions: Prepare and bake cake according to package directions, using a greased 13 in. x 9 in….
By Dan Dunkin Cold and flu season are upon us—that time of year when body aches, fever, chills, and nasal congestion combine and can stop you in your tracks, leaving you bedridden for days. Statistics show that the flu annually sickens millions of Americans, kills tens of thousands, and results in billions of dollars…
By Alicia Wanek We all know that careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields are growing at amazing rates, but how do schools prepare students for jobs that have yet to be created? Prince of Peace Christian School (POPCS) in Carrollton, Texas is doing just that in their…
The Parkinson’s Foundation announced the institutions that will receive $8 million in research funding to design and launch Parkinson’s-specific research studies over the next four years. The selected Parkinson’s Foundation Research Centers aim to drive innovative research developments and advance Parkinson’s disease (PD) research towards a cure. “We are proudly committed to…
Family event to feature spectacular firework show and kid-friendly activities for all ages on January 1st from 3 to 7 pm. Returning for its fifth year, Day 1 Dallas, a family fair benefiting Vogel Alcove, has moved to Frisco. The event features a spectacular firework show set to children’s music,…
by Deb Silverthorn Young Chefs Academy owner Nora Lerner’s recipe for success started long ago. A native of Argentina, her taste buds still tingle at the thought of her mother Silvia’s gnocchi and how as a child she learned to shape and curl them to perfection. Although she always dreamed…
By Alicia Wanek Dallas has reason to be proud of many amazing attractions. The city is home to a world-class zoo, the beauty of the Dallas Arboretum, and awe-inspiring museums including ones that share the city’s history at the Sixth Floor Museum, stunning art at the Dallas Museum of…
By Ryan Kirkham | Contributor The English word “philanthropy” was derived from the Greek word “philanthrōpia,” which means “out of love for people.” For my wife, Kelly Kirkham, and me, our spirit of giving and desire to commit to one philanthropic activity is not only done out of love for…