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Thermostat Gender Wars

From Memorial Day until the Fourth of July, Americans are happy and proud, as both events are bookended with a salute to our troops over the centuries, our freedoms, dining on burgers while watching fireworks.
Faith

Couple Prepares for U.S. Camping Tour

Dallas native and Highland Park High School alumnus Wes Cole always knew he wanted to go on a long-term camping adventure. Then he met his future wife, Nicole, at the University of Texas.

Tips To Stay Safe This Summer in the Water

With school out of session and summer in full swing, neighborhood and backyard pools are teeming with children and families trying to stay cool and active in the summer heat.
Society

GALLERY: “Seeing Red” by Stewart Cohen Book Signing

Interabang Books in North Dallas held a book signing on June 15th for Stewart Cohen's book “Seeing Red.”
Society

GALLERY: Communities Foundation of Texas’ Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy

Communities Foundation of Texas introduces its first graduating class of Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy 

Just Call Her an Aficionado

Elaine Pearlman considers herself a granola conousseur.

Renew Beauty Unveils Fire and Ice Facial

If you want the results of a peel without the healing time; I have a new facial to tell you about.

America’s Greatness Seen in Helping

As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day, I’m reflecting on all the advantages we as Americans enjoy.
Inside the Cause

Volunteer Advocates Make Sure Children in Need Get a Voice

Last year in Dallas County, 26,424 children were reported abused or neglected, according to Dallas CASA statistics.
Society

GALLERY: Rainbow Days Hosts 22nd Annual Pot of Gold Luncheon

Rainbow Days hosted its 22nd annual Pot of Gold Luncheon at the Hilton Anatole Grand Ballroom on May 3, where they raised $179,000 for the organization.

Celebrate Independence Day with Red, White, and Blue Cake

My family moved every few years while I was growing up, so my memories of July Fourth celebrations vary according to where we lived at the time.
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