Helping Our Teens Navigate Peer Pressure
By Shanna Garza, MD | Contributor As our teens grow into middle school and high school, they are often aware of their friends and classmates
Good Life Family Magazine Honors Michael Jernigan With Our Very Inspiring Person (VIP) Award
BY KARYN BRODSKY The author Maxwell Frazer said, “You don’t need eyes to see—you need vision.” U.S. Marine Michael Jernigan, a third-generation Marine, currently of
Books to Take You Up and Away
By Andrea Peskind Katz | Contributor Books for the Long Flight to Snow or Beach Cartier’s Hope by M.J. Rose Shortly after the world-famous Hope
St. Andrew United Methodist Church Collecting Donations for 12th Annual Prom Closet
The Prom Closet has grown from serving 35 young ladies in 2009 to 1,339 in 2019 By Elizabeth Lenart | Contributor St. Andrew United Methodist
Is Your Life Full Of Headaches? Maybe You Should Rethink Popping Painkillers
By Dan Dunkin | Guest Contributor Headaches remain a common source of pain in the U.S., but the frequency and severity differ widely among sufferers, and
How Parents Can Show the Love Equally to Each Very Different Child
By Dan Dunkin Children need love and attention from their parents, but having two or more children can pose a challenge for moms and dads
DART TO FROSTY FUN
By Tricia White When winter winds blow, when the days are crisp but not cold, when a comfy sweater and the great outdoors beckon. DART’s
Winter Adventures in Dallas
By Barbara Glass Anyone who has lived in North Texas for any length of time has said, “The weather is good now—but just stick around
Does Something Suddenly Feel Off In Your Marriage?
By Jeff Anderson | Contributor Sometimes, people start a divorce by going to a lawyer, paying a retainer, and signing a contract to start with the divorce proceedings. Others
