Halloween Spooky-Fun Recipes
By eLivingtoday.com | Contributor Get the kids involved with Halloween decorations this year with these easy-to-make “spooky cans” resembling a bat, Frankenstein and a mummy.
Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas Breaks Ground on a New 100,000-Square-Foot Home, The Karla and Larry Steinberg Building
President and CEO Cathy Barker, Board Chair Julie Gothard, Larry and Karla Steinberg, CFO Steve Brown, Addison Mayor Bruce Arfsten, Joel Litman, and COO Deizel
John Paul II High School to Host 11th Annual Christmas Bazaar
John Paul II High School, 900 Coit Ave., in Plano, TX will be transformed into a bustling Christmas wonderland marketplace perfect for holiday shopping when
How To Save Money When Your Teen Is Eating Everything
By Cheryl Maguire My teenage son stood in front of the opened refrigerator, gazing into the abyss. I envisioned dollar bills floating by his head
Understanding Your Kids’ Learning Styles
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. With kids back in school, one of your priorities as a parent is to help them with their homework. But how
Medal of Honor Recipient Florent Groberg to Serve as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Help Our Heroes luncheon benefiting Army Scholarship Foundation
By Alicia Thompson | Contributor Army Scholarship Foundation is honored to welcome Medal of Honor recipient Captain Florent Groberg (US Army, Retired) to the organization’s
Getting to the Red River Rivalry; Things to Know Before You Go
A time-honored tradition at the State Fair of Texas, the Allstate® Red River Rivalry between the University of Texas Longhorns and the University of Oklahoma
Study Stresses Importance of Teen Connectedness
by Cheryl Maguire Do you feel connected to your teen? My teens are always wearing noise-canceling headphones, which makes it a struggle just to communicate.
Sweet Dreams: How To Help Your Kids Get A Good Night’s Sleep
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. Kids need to be well-rested to make it through the long school day ahead of them. Unfortunately, many kids have sleep
