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Author’s Spiritual Journey With Breast Cancer Begins in Denial
For some reason, in the back of my mind, I often thought, I bet I’ll be: That Girl. You know, the one who gets breast cancer.
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Real Estate Updates
Ebby Halliday Companies, celebrating its 80th anniversary, is energizing agents and drumming up business with a rocking real estate rhythm.
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Texas Women’s Foundation Marks 40 Years
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Texas Women’s Foundation, with a ruby-themed celebration featuring Emmy and Tony Award-winning star Christine Baranski.
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Kids Stir Up Fall Fun at Library with Apple Oobleck Experiment
It squished like slime, smelled like apple pie, and tempted more than a few taste buds.
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Beyond Numbers: Retirement Mapping Can Transform Your Future
Process takes into account more than the wallet by including such matters as health, independence, meaning, and purpose
Mom’s Unexpected Walk Home Earns Caregiver a Judgmental Stare
Caregiving for an aged loved one can be a tough obstacle course, especially when dementia enters the picture.
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Relaxation by Any Other Name Smells So Calm
A scent specifically selected for Edgemere’s new Sensory Room evokes a calming olfactory response, welcoming residents and guests to a place created to ease agitation.
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Dance Friday Night Away, Then Tour Turtle Creek Homes on Sunday
The picturesque Turtle Creek neighborhood supports a range of lifestyles and architecture with high-rise condos, historic estates, old-world architecture, and cottage retreats located within proximity.
Dementia Patient Caregivers Need Options, Information
As dementia cases rise and families grapple with caring for aging loved ones, our community is seeking trusted, local solutions to keep their family members safe and comfortable.
Chefs For Farmers Outgrows Humble Beginnings
The Food and Wine Festival showcases the area’s most acclaimed chefs, winemakers, brewers, and mixologists from top restaurants, bakeries, private clubs, and distilleries at Old City Park, Oct. 29-Nov. 2.
Got Milk? Apparently Not: A Nutty Take on Beverages
Milk is the perfect food. As babies — although we weren’t consulted — we relied on milk to grow and develop. In case you didn’t know, milk is rich in protein, calcium and Vitamin D. The source is natural and derives from (mostly) contended cows.
They’re Adorable! (Unless You’re an Avid Gardener)
They’re cute. They’re cuddly. And their fluffy tails, perky ears, and twitchy noses have given Park Cities residents even more reasons to say “aww” this summer.
Happy Endings Start in Legacy Court
When Karen Roussos began volunteering with Dallas CASA five years ago, she never expected to find herself in a courtroom filled with applause.
Cancer Patient Relied on Community of Support
After taking a few Advil, Cindy Kayanan assumed her stomach pains would ease, and she could continue enjoying a University of Texas football game with her family.
Hill Country Flood 2025
Families Honor Daughters Lost in the July 4 Flooding
Park Cities families who lost daughters during the July 4 flooding that devastated Camp Mystic have established memorial foundations to honor them and continue their legacies.
Cafeteria Manager Retires Leaving Legacy of Love
Joan Bayes knew as soon as she started managing the busy Highland Park High School cafeteria in 1991 that the role would be a perfect fit.
Communities Foundation of Texas Empowers Generosity
North Texas Giving Day, the annual online donation event, billed as the largest community-wide giving event in the nation, culminates on Thursday, Sept. 18, but there’s no need to wait.
Donovan Interviewed a Dozen Paratroopers About Pivotal WWII Battle
I recently met longtime local literary agent and author James Donovan near his office on SMU Boulevard to discuss his fascinating and exhaustively-researched new book Nothing But Courage.