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Perot Offers Virtual Tour of Ancient Human Relative Fossils
Meet “Karabo,” your nearly 2 million-year-old ancient human relative or “Neo,” your much younger 250,000-year-old relative, with Perot's new 360-degree virtual tour of their Origins: Fossils from the Cradle of Humankind exhibition.
Stream Free Plays with ‘National Theatre at Home’
Fortunately for theatre enthusiasts who miss attending plays, National Theatre shows are now playing at a computer screen near you every Thursday night.
TACA Forms Emergency Arts Relief Fund
The Arts Community Alliance has announced the establishment of an emergency relief fund for arts organizations impacted by COVID-19.
Lush Springtime Wreaths, Easter Bunny Cakes, And Sugar Eggs
Thinking back to Easters when our boys were grow- ing up, four themes emerge – decorating the house, egg hunts, panorama sugar eggs, and celebrating with family and friends around the table
Fitness Helps Fight Heart Disease & Cancer, New Study Says
A new study from The Cooper Institute, with researchers from Harvard and Stanford, examined the relationship with fitness and mortality. Researchers found that higher fitness levels reduced the rate of heart disease and cancer related deaths in men.
Uno’s Red Stix Asian Street Food is Number One with Me
On a chilly, grey Sunday, I was seeking warmth and heat in the form of a cozy restaurant with spicy food.
AT&T Performing Arts Center Announces Rescheduled Performances
AT&T Performing Arts Center has rescheduled six upcoming performances to align with CDC recommendations during the Covid-19 outbreak, with three performance dates still to be announced.
Move Closer To Zero Home Waste; It’s Not as Crazy as It Sounds
Some of my practices in sustainability have been called “crazy,” like bringing my own to-go containers to avoid putting my restaurant leftovers in Styrofoam.
Medical City Dallas & Fort Worth Coordinate Paired Kidney Exchange
Jill Kolb and Jason Smith were both desperate to find kidney donors, and when they finally did, they had kidney transplants on the same day at Medical City hospitals. Now, they share a unique bond.
Women Build Dallas – One Habitat House at a Time
A rainy Wednesday morning prevented an on-location ribbon cutting at the build site for her new home, but Rosalinda Cortez’s smile lit up the hastily-moved event at Dallas Area Habitat For Humanity’s wall shop on North Hampton Road.
