5 Natural Remedies to Combat Cold & Flu Season
By Dan Dunkin | Contributor Cold and flu season are upon us—that time of year when body aches, fever, chills, and nasal congestion combine and can stop
The Classroom of the Future
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
Parkinson’s Foundation Grants $8 Million to Further Parkinson’s Research
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
Day 1 Dallas moves to Frisco for a New Year’s Day Family Fair that benefits Homeless Children
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
A Taste of Dreams Come True
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
Dallas’ New Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Offers History and Hope
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
A Passion for Turtle Creek Park
By Ryan Kirkham | Contributor The English word “philanthropy” was derived from the Greek word “philanthrōpia,” which means “out of love for people.” For my
Dallas Film to Honor Dallas Sonnier at Annual Spotlight Luncheon
By Lauren Witt | Contributor Dallas Film will honor Dallas Sonnier with The Stodghill Award at the 2020 Spotlight Luncheon set for Wednesday, January 22,
Vegan Lemon Tart
This tart is sweet and zesty, creamy and refreshing, made with only a bunch of simple, vegan ingredients, perfect as a small dessert to share
