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Ireland’s Culinary Heritage Inspires Today’s Hearty Celebrations

Between St. Patrick’s Day and the anticipation of my first-ever visit to Ireland in October, Irish food is top of mind for me these days.

Panthers Leave Horns Blowin’ in the Wind

Blustery conditions led to some eye-popping offensive numbers during Hillcrest’s wild 28-18 victory over rival W.T. White on Friday at Shepherd Field.
Nonprofits

DIFFA Dallas To Host Dreamstate Event

On May 3, House of DIFFA will present a fusion of fashion, creativity, and purpose at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel.
Society

Saddle Up for Equest Blue Ribbon Gala

The 44th annual event will welcome their two Equest Mini Ambassadors miniature horses alongside guests for the Texas-chic evening on April 25.
Remarkable Women

Medical Mysteries Extend Beyond the Hospital for ER Doc

Stacey Hail has appeared in true-crime television programs such as Dateline
Remarkable Women

School Founder Sows the Seeds for Future Leaders

School’s foundation rooted in creating environment blending academic excellence with the outdoors 

Eagles Soar to Easy Win Over St. Mark’s

Episcopal School of Dallas has started fast in its quest to defend last season’s Texas High School Lacrosse League championship.
Camps

Banker Credits Camps, Mentors

Poverty, dysfunction, chaos — and in the middle of it all was Eugene Tremblay, until he found supportive mentors at Crossfire Kids that would alter his trajectory.

Three Tips for Job Hunting After 50

Many workers are retiring later than in recent decades, and retirees are re-entering the workforce. 
Society

New Faces Join Dallas Foundation Board

Five distinguished North Texas leaders have joined The Dallas Foundation’s Board of Governors.
Remarkable Women

Finance Pro Counts Success by Building Teams

Park Cities mom Kate Boatright has spent almost 18 years at credit-rating agency S&P Global Ratings, but the PTA president notes the most important measures of success have little to do with data and scores.
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