People Newspapers
Young students from the McLane School of Irish Dance in Richardson came to the senior living community and put on a St. Patrick’s Day performance capable of making those who missed it green with envy.
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An SMU graduate student has developed a miniature pH sensor that can tell when food has spoiled in real-time. At only 2 millimeters long and 10 millimeters wide, the flexible pH sensor could fit into existing food packaging, such as plastic wrapping.
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The award-winning Highland Belles drill and dance team has added 22 new team members to the 2023-2024 roster of 78, plus any additional managers yet to be named by the directors.
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KidneyTexas Inc. celebrated patrons and distributed checks to beneficiaries at a soirée hosted by celebrity chef Kent Rathbun in his fabulous Bluffview home.
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Marty Wynne has a few opinions about parades.
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Sometimes a party is just a party: not a fundraiser, not a gala, just a fun time to dress up and make memories with friends.
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Valerie Boyd, a member of the Preston Hollow Women’s Club for nearly a decade, considers the meetings held monthly from October through May her favorite part.
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Unlike SMU paleontologist Louis L. Jacobs, I’ve never visited New Orleans on Fat Tuesday to see one of the exquisite suits of Chief Shaka Zulu, an internationally recognized master of Black Masking suit design.
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SMU in December awarded 950 degrees to approximately 733 students from the university’s undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.
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If you want to peruse stories with a royal connection from the People Newspapers’ archives, you might start with these.
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NYC-based Eat This TV Network recently gave the go ahead for her new national cooking series, “At Home with Christy Rost.”
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