Mobile Payment Gives Seniors Security
If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it, right? For so long, consumers have been comfortable with the tried-and-true processes of carrying cash, debit or credit cards, and checks.
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Understand ADHD To Find a Path Forward For Children, Families
Throughout my career, I have witnessed many families seeking guidance about lack of focus, hyperactivity, and impulsivity in their children.
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Kill Your Lawn: Help Save the Planet And Some Money, Too
Quinn Olson: Your Lawn is ugly. It just doesn’t look good, even if it was sparkling emerald, devoid of dead patches and cropped to perfection, but it probably isn’t after 2023’s unprecedented summer.
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Do You Want to Avoid Raising a Narcissist?
There is a good chance you have wondered if someone you know is a narcissist. You may also have wondered if the child down the street is a narcissist.
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Godfather Inspires Student to Honor Veterans
Rabel McNutt: “We are the land of the free, because of the brave,” my godfather Walter Ehlers told me.
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Dallas Nonprofit Agencies Weave Safety Net of Support for Caregivers
In the quiet corners of countless households, unsung heroes carry out a selfless act of compassion: caring for their loved ones.
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How Do Those Preston of the Park Cities Gardens Grow?
When residents said they wanted to grow vegetables, The Preston of the Park Cities staff happily added a garden club to the senior community’s Watermark University program.
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Public Information Act Turns 50; Strengthen It
Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas: With trust in government waning, a Texas law can help keep a closer watch on public officials. Even citizens who continue to have faith in government can use this law to stay better informed.
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St. Mark’s Graduate Strives to Right Wrongs
While studying art and architecture in Florence in 1996, Robert Edsel began asking questions about World War II.
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Special Spaces: Casitas a Smart Option For Adding Room, Property Value
Translated as “small house” in Spanish, casitas are smaller, self-contained structures on a property or estate, separate from the main home.
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Why Grandma Gets Scammed
Grandma Jo said, “I knew I was getting scammed after the first $20,000, but I kept giving them money because they were the only people who called me.”
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