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What’s New in Holiday Cuisine
With the holiday season in full bloom, several Dallas restaurants are offering limited bites that range from seasonal offerings to sweet treats.
Things to Do: December Edition
The Dallas mall will be a hubbub of activities, including the Salvation Army Angel Tree, The Trains at NorthPark, Build-A-Dog-House from the SPCA, pet adoption,
From Fall Menus to Vegan Options
Whether it's restaurants incorporating new seasonal flavors to their menus or a steakhouse rolling out vegan options, times they are a changing.
Five Ways to Enjoy Thanksgiving On The Go
Several Dallas restaurants are showing up for the occasion.
An American Thanksgiving in Paris
Living in Europe as Thanksgiving approaches is an interesting experience for an American.
Healthy Ideas for Older Adults
For many of us, fall is synonymous with the fresh start of a new school year and the satisfaction that comes from busy, productive days and learning new things.
Bellagreen Opens at The Hill
The brand takes pride in modifying all menu items to align with a wide range of dietary needs
Teen Brains, Self-Harm, and Substance Abuse
The audience began to murmur during a presentation on the teenage brain when a slide popped up showing numbers no parent wants to face.
Things To Do: November Edition
For its 13th year, the Dallas Arboretum has transformed its pecan grove into a Neverland-themed pumpkin village. Featuring scenes from the beloved book, Peter
Felix Culpa Brings Pop Art to Your Plate
The vision of the new space is to create a hybrid atmosphere. A visual feast.
Out and About
What’s New in Dallas’ Culinary Scene
It seems like every week a new restaurant is opening, an old restaurant is updating its menu, and more options for people with dietary restrictions continue to grow.
You Should Have Gotten a Flu Shot Already
Pumpkin patches, football, and flu shots – cooler temperatures may come or go, but these are sure signs of fall in North Texas. And sure as it’s autumn, medical
Klyde Warren Park to Expand
The estimated $76 million project will add 1.2 acres over Woodall Rodgers Freeway, just west of St. Paul Street.
Healthy Eyes Help Learning
The American Optometric Association recommends comprehensive eye exams occur between 6 months and 12 months, again at age 3, and before entering school at age
Park Cities Moms Open Spa, Tout Benefits of Ozone Therapy
Ozone is a colorless gas made up of three oxygen atoms and is used to aid blood flow, increase white blood cell count, and produce anti-inflammatory effects.
Out and About
REVIEW: Based on a True Story
Knowing that some of the scenes you are about to see actually happened just give the film a little more authenticity.
Pat and Emmitt Smith Give to DISD Students
Helping equip needy students has become an annual back-to-school tradition for Pat and Emmitt Smith, Dallas ISD, and other partners.
State Fair Brings Deep-Fried Flavors
On the way to the Big Tex Choice Awards, unexpected flavors made it into the celebrated recipes.
Aging Mind Foundation Makes Surprise Donation
The organization surprised the team at UT Southwestern with a check for $700,000 in the hopes of finding the cause of Alzheimer’s and other dementias.