By John Wildman The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) announced the film lineup for this year’s 21st edition of the film festival. Taking place July 21-24, AFFD’s opening night selection is Wenxiong Xing’s Too Cool to Kill, the closing night selection is Roshan Sethi’s 7 Days, Spotlight screenings include Park Hoon-Jung’s The Witch 2: […]
By Juliana Mitchell CC Young Senior Living recently capped off its “100 Years in 100 Days” centennial celebration with a roaring 20s-themed extravaganza at The Point at CC Young on June 9. Guests took a step back in time to when the organization was first chartered in 1922, filing in using the secret password (“1922”) […]
By Judy Babb Author and nearly 80-year-old Dr. Anne Worth worked as a professional counselor before retiring in 2021. She started as a counselor in 1975. Since 2021, she’s continued using her professional talents to help children through grief with her ever-growing book series: “Tessie’s Tears.” Although Worth never had children of her own, she […]
By David Mullen Dr. Logan Sherman is a chiropractic sports practitioner who has his feet clearly on the ground. A pacesetter in the science of marathon running preparation, he won the 2015 Dallas Marathon and is a three-time winner of the Dallas Half-Marathon. Dr. Sherman, 36, spends most of his time at Sherman Sport […]
By Dr. Beth Leermakers For dog lovers, choosing the right dog daycare and boarding facility is important. Your dog’s happiness and well-being depend on it. While the facilities are important, the staff make or break the daycare center. I was appalled to see a local dog daycare employee immediately put a newly-rescued shelter puppy in […]
By Shaelyn Stone White Rock Rowing, the only Dallas rowing club to hold a national youth championship trophy (2014, 2021), returned to White Rock Lake this week after a trip to Sarasota, Fla. to compete in USRowing 2022’s National Youth Championships. There, the women’s U16 8+ boat, the largest team boat category, made history for […]
2013 – 2022 George the Rooster was a truly special egg — one in a million. If there was ever a rooster who had a hero’s heart, it was George. He was known and loved by many people across North Texas and even around the world. He nobly died protecting his flock. George was a […]
Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce President Brad Grist (left) is joined by panelists (from left to right) Brian Reinhart, Casey Cutler, John McBride, Corey Mobley and the event’s emcee, Dr. Chuck Kobdish. The luncheon focused on the importance of community support for local restaurants. — Nancy Black
This beautiful double rainbow photograph was taken by our neighbor David McGhee. He was on the dock on West Lawther Dr. last Sunday, June 19 in the late afternoon after the pop-up thunderstorms passed over White Rock Lake. The rainbows are arching over the Bath House Cultural Center. Thank you, David, for sharing this amazing […]
The State Fair of Texas is known for its culinary creations, and there’s no better place to see Texans serving up creative concoctions than the State Fair of Texas Cooking Contests. Held during the Fair each year, amateur cooks compete in contests to bring home the coveted blue (or purple) ribbon and bragging rights. With […]