Destination San Antonio: Girls’ Trips Are Good For the Soul
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but you don’t need to wear matching shirts to have a great girls’ trip. Nor do you have to be celebrating an impending marriage or birthday.
Read moreI don’t know who needs to hear this, but you don’t need to wear matching shirts to have a great girls’ trip. Nor do you have to be celebrating an impending marriage or birthday.
Read moreKersten Rettig: I’d like to hear from you, the Dallas Dining Ton, on which restaurants in our readership area you think should be recognized.
Read moreTired of the pool and pickleball? There are several great foodie events this week that you won’t want to miss.
Read moreElkhart Lake is an idyllic town great for late summer getaways.
Read moreI don’t know who needs to hear this, but you don’t need to wear matching shirts to have a great girls’ trip. Nor do you have to be celebrating an impending marriage or birthday.
Read moreWhere’s the Party? South of 30. While we’re blessed with so many dining and shopping areas in the geographical boundaries of Preston Hollow and the Park Cities, occasionally, it does us good to explore the richness that other parts of Dallas offer.
Read moreMartinis are confusing. Add the proliferation of cocktails served in the iconic conical, long-stemmed glass that declare themselves martinis but really aren’t, and sometimes you really don’t know what the heck you’re drinking.
Read more“This is great news. It’s not just a narrative,” chef/owner Gilbert Garza told columnist Kersten Rettig.
Read moreResidents, restaurateurs, and retail operators are assessing damaged caused by this morning’s storms and some local favorites were hit hard.
Read moreKersten Rettig: Saturday, May 25 is a notable date because, not only is it National Wine Day, it’s also my birthday! It was so very nice for the people to make up holidays out of thin air to create this day on the &%$#$th anniversary of my birth.
Read moreSitting around the dinner table listening to anecdotes from Ellie’s day at work, the Crosland family would laugh and cry at her joyful and sometimes heart-rending experiences as the program assistant for a nonprofit that helps adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD).
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