ReadiVet Brings the Vet to Your Pet
By Jim Dale Taco-the-cat doesn’t like going to the vet. When he’s sick or has a scheduled appointment, his human undergoes the arduous task of
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More than $483,000 in Grants Awarded to 67 South Dallas Nonprofits by the State Fair of Texas
By: Karissa Condoianis | Guest Contributor The State Fair of Texas announced that more than $483,000 in grants were awarded to 67 organizations in the
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast Honors Legacy
By: Marisela Cadena-Smith The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Power Leadership Breakfast drew a packed house to Collin College’s Plano Campus (Spring Creek) Living
Rabbi Gerald J. Klein Internship
When it comes to getting exposure to career paths that might interest teens, we know it’s important to start early. Believe it or not, it’s time
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
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
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
