Getting Your Kids Ready for Middle School
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. There are few transitions more important than the one from elementary to middle school. Kids go from being, well, kids to
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Five Ways to Go Wrong in College Essays
By Kevin McMullin, Founder of Collegewise | Contributor With the rise of test optional admission policies, it can be easy to shift the focus entirely to the
Easy Steps for Earth-Friendly Picnics
By Sandra Ann Harris | Contributor Now is the season of picnic parties with friends and family. Before you stock up on throwaway picnic staples
Sibling Rivalry and How Parents Can Help Relieve the Pressure
By Madeline Hammett There’s no doubt that adolescence comes with immense amounts of pressure to succeed. Whether that means on the field, in the classroom,
DART to Summer Vacation
By Lindsey Lilly | Contributor When you’re ready to start planning your post-pandemic travel, DART is ready. Both of the North Texas region’s airports are
NTPA Repertory Theatre presents “In the Heights” June 18-27
By Lauren Boykin | Contributor In the Heights is lighting up the stage in Plano June 18-27! North Texas Performing Arts Repertory Theatre is proud
Calling all Musicians to join Make Music Day at Watters Creek
By Alicia Wanek Last year, over 1,000 cities in 120 countries around the world threw citywide music celebration on June 21, the Summer Solstice. It
Transforming Your Bathroom: When it Comes to Shower Doors, Less is More
By Alicia Wanek Decluttering, simplifying, and prioritizing have become buzzwords that have echoed in the COVID era. Our efforts to “Marie Kondo” drawers, clean out closets
Alexa, Will You Do My Laundry?
By Cheryl Maguire If your teen was lucky enough to get an Echo or Echo Dot you may be wondering, “What the heck do I
