Veteran Builds Business With Used Legos
Dallas native and U.S. Air Force veteran Jason Klima remembers his first Lego set. “I was kind of poor growing
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‘Future Rotarians’ Learn To Serve at Hillcrest High School
The Rotary Club of Park Cities adopted Hillcrest High School in 2007 to help create the leaders of tomorrow. “Having
Read moreSchool Ties Help Make Friends For Life
Alan Rubin may never stop gleefully recounting his win over Brendan Bass in the seventh-grade high jump competition. Bass’ everyday
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From Sidelines to Lecture Circuit
From playing football at the University of California–Berkeley to working as an NFL agent to leading Parish Episcopal School to
Read moreBeing Choozy
Inspired by their daughter’s creative spirit and love of mismatched shoes, Dallas residents Marc and Sharon Blumberg launched Chooze, an
Read moreFamily Place Doing More For Victims, Abusers
The Family Place, one of Texas’ largest providers of services to domestic violence victims and their abusers, is expanding capacity
Read moreIt’s Been a Magic Carpet Ride
After 84 years of business, Rejebian & Son Oriental Rugs will close its doors in June. “All things at some
Read moreFlea Style: Makers, Shakers (and Shoppers)
Highland Park resident and Flea Style owner Brittany Cobb has a hard time deciding what her latest favorite find is.
Read moreFaith Presbyterian Offers Tranquil Transitions
Caring for a loved one and ensuring their remaining time is comfortable and meaningful can be a challenge for the
Read moreImagining Life Diabetes-Free
Parish Episcopal School student Mallory Richards can’t describe how a life without diabetes would feel, but theater helps her imagine
Read moreNew Y CEO Likes to Play Undercover Boss
Curt Hazelbaker likes to get his exercise at all of his area YMCAs and enjoys it when no one recognizes
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