State Fair of Texas to Host Sensory-Friendly Mornings
By Tricia White | Managing Editor For the eighth year, the State Fair of Texas is offering Sensory-Friendly Mornings every Wednesday – September 30, October
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Tracee Ellis Ross Leaves Stand for Her Sold-Out Audience Inspired to Embrace Strength, Safety and Choice
Pictured above: Beth Thoele, Brooke Russo, Tracee Ellis Ross, Bianca Davis, Marci Kramer, Kathy Helm By Elizabeth Lenart | Guest Contributor More than 1,150 community
Navigating Medicare’s Gaps: What Every Retiree Should Know
By SFMG Wealth Advisors | Guest Contributor For many Americans, turning 65 feels like the finish line of a long healthcare race. After years of
State Fair of Texas’ Iconic Chevrolet Main Stage Moves Inside Historic Fair Park Coliseum
The State Fair of Texas is bringing one of its most beloved traditions to a historic Fair Park venue, as the Chevrolet® Main Stage moves inside
Ride DART to the State Fair of Texas
By Tricia White | Managing Editor Y’all aboard for Stars, Stripes and Savings! The State Fair is back and so is the best way to
How to Help Your Child Create and Achieve Goals
By: Cheryl Maguire | Contributor “I want to be on the honor roll,” said the student. “That sounds like a great goal. Let’s talk about
TWU to Celebrate 125 Years with Landmark History Exhibition at State Fair of Texas
By Juliette Coulter | Guest Contributor Texas Woman’s University (TWU) will celebrate its 125th anniversary at the State Fair of Texas with “Blazing New Trails: 125
Fall in Full Color
Fall is making a statement this season—and it’s anything but predictable. Think rich, saturated color, luxe textures, romantic details, playful prints and accessories that bring
Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide
By Larry Stein and Joe Masabni | Guest Contributors Most gardeners plant their vegetables in the spring to harvest in late spring to early summer.
