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Antibiotics Won’t Cure Colds, Flu
Your throat is scratchy, you’re achy and feverish, your cough is keeping you up at night, but you can’t afford to miss work.
Dallas Kosher Chili Cook-Off Celebrates 26th Year
Winning the annual Dallas Kosher Chili Cook-Off comes with something more valuable than a prize – bragging rights for prevailing at one of the oldest and largest such events in the nation.
Faith
Finding Beauty in Alzheimer’s
In her book, Broken Beauty, and through social media, Sarah said she is trying to show the beauty behind brokenness and what happens when one fixes their eyes on love.
Fresh-Baked Scones Help With Celebrating The Irish In Us All
March can be unpredictable when it comes to North Texas weather. One day, the sun is shining, it feels like spring has arrived, and my menu features salads of just-picked baby field greens and tender spears of asparagus.
Mom Launches All-In-One Body Lounge
An all-in-one “body maintenance” shop in University Park is aiming to tackle individual health from every level – and with a personal touch that doesn’t resemble a hospital waiting room.
The J Promotes ‘Wellthy’ Living
Baylor Scott & White Health and the Lieberman Family Wellness Center will present Wellth Week, March 3 - 8, at the J.
Things To Do: March Edition
This traveling exhibit features millions of LEGO® bricks use to recreate artistic masterpieces including Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Michelangelo’s David and Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring.
Take the EarthX Pledge
EarthX wants to change the world, one person at a time, one idea at a time. We can all make small changes in our lives that will have an impact on improving the environment.
Sweetheart Supper Makes Valentine Hearts Flutter
My favorite way to celebrate Valentine’s Day is with a special sweetheart dinner, beautiful wine, a decadent dessert, candlelight, and soft music.
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An upbeat, glittering affair featuring fashions by NorthPark Center – and all for a good cause. The premier event raises money to help find a cure for leukemia
Reject ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ Stereotype
I remember a close uncle often proclaiming in response to many of my childhood tantrums, “Boys don’t cry!” Quite frankly, those are words of flawed wisdom.
Following a Season of ‘Wishing,’ Recycle Only What’s Appropriate
The “most wonderful time of the year” also is the busiest, and not just for retail. Recycling operations typically record a 10-to-15-percent spike in volume
Enjoy Homemade Soup – A Cold Weather Aromatherapy
SOUP. The very word makes me feel warm and cozy all over. When cold, blustery January days keep me curled up by the fire, I invariably crave a pot of soup
New Year, new you: Five ways to be your best in 2019
Raise your hand if you’re the type of person who bites off more than they can chew when it comes to New Year’s Resolutions. Don’t be shy, we all fancy ourselves
Five Tips For A Good Night’s Sleep
Millions toss and turn much of the night, unable to fall asleep – or to stay asleep once they finally do drift off.
Time To Start Dreaming of a Sweet Christmas
When our sons were growing up, selecting a fragrant, tabletop-size Christmas tree was an annual tradition. It was “Mommy’s tree.”
Daughter Inherits Mother’s Love For Pretty Packages
Think back to a cherished gift. Did the wrapping paper dazzle with its color and texture, and maybe include an ornament reflecting your personality?
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,
An American Thanksgiving in Paris
Living in Europe as Thanksgiving approaches is an interesting experience for an American.