By Shaelyn Stone The Senior Source and Atmos Energy will once again partner to host the “Atmos Energy Bill Pay Blitz” at The Senior Source on March 26 with the goal of distributing at least $150,000 to low income seniors to help cover outstanding natural gas bills. This is the fifth year the two organizations […]
By Dr. Beth Leermakers Why do some animals live longer than others? As I watch my 15-year-old foster dog’s health decline, I find myself wondering — like many pet parents — why our time with dogs is so short. Animal lifespans vary widely. Many mayflies live less than 24 hours in their final winged form, […]
The Vanderbilt to Vickery Association announces the return of the biggest and best block party of its kind — the annual Lower Greenville Avenue St. Patrick’s Day Block Party — on Saturday, March 15. The Block Party opens at 9 a.m. and the fun continues until 6 p.m. on the streets of Lower Greenville between […]
By David Mullen Are the Los Angeles Dodgers the best team money can buy? The Dodgers are the reigning World Champions. They spent wads of money in the offseason to get even better, amassing an estimated $321 million payroll, which is $56 million more than LA spent last season. And now they get to go […]
By Martha Tiller The Yellow Rose Gala Foundation, a local nonprofit committed to funding research to end multiple sclerosis (MS), hosts “Ropin’ in the Cure” Saturday, March 29, at the iconic Longhorn Ballroom. Andrea Reich and Nita Patel are co-chairs for this year’s Yellow Rose Gala, with The Scott Burford Family serving as the event’s […]
CORINTHIAN SAILING CLUB By Gail Greenaway Nestled on the shoreline on the east side of White Rock Lake is the Corinthian Sailing Club (CSC). Founded in 1939, the sailing club has provided sailing lessons and hosted sailing races for decades. On many Saturday mornings, visitors at White Rock Lake Park are treated to the sight […]
Filling: 2 medium Yukon Gold potatoes, cut into 1/2-inch cubes 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 (12-ounce) tube chorizo Salt and pepper Pie Crust: 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 2 sticks (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch chunks 1/2 to 3/4 cup ice-cold water 1 egg, beaten Heat oven to 400F. […]
By Sharon Adams The Dallas Historical Society announced the Dallas History Makers Awards for Excellence nominations deadline has been extended and is now Monday, March 31. The community is invited to nominate deserving candidates in a variety of categories. By doing so, it will help shine a spotlight on those who are shaping the future […]
From Dallas ISD Staff Reports “One of my favorite things about jazz is how it brings people together. You can go across the world to a country that doesn’t speak anything close to your language. You can play with another person, and you don’t speak, you can’t interpret each other’s words. But then, if you sit […]