At two years old, Denny is coming into the best of puppyhood: the sweet and trainable time. A male Doberman/Shepherd mix, Denny appears to have hit the genetic jackpot, getting the best traits of both (loyalty, high intelligence, and strong family bonding). He’s hit his …
By Jennifer M. Aguilar Have you become obsessed with the idea of small house living, thanks to shows like Tiny House Living, Tiny House Nation, and Tiny House, Big Living? If so, you’re not alone. The small home craze seems to be sweeping America, big …
By Jesse Darland Because the wedding cake often forms the centerpiece of your reception, you want it to reflect your taste, sophistication and sense of style. It also gives you the chance to show off your wedding theme and delight guests with a culinary …
By Rhonda Briggs ROAD TRIP! These two simple words can either conjure up emotions of elation or dread depending on who will be in the car. For dedicated road trippers, simply planning and preparing ahead of time can make for a great adventure. This summer, …
By Jennifer M. Aguilar If you grew up in the United States, and specifically in the south, then you’ve likely heard the term “DAR” before. You might even know what those letters stand for, the Daughters of the American Revolution, but for many there is …
By Sonia Duggan A brigade of bearded men make their way through the hallways of the Dallas VA hospital the first Sunday of each month on a mission. It’s a simple one and a noble one. They want to meet veterans and let them know …
Bonnie & Clyde live on in Texas-sized infamy By Jennifer M. Aguilar As the adage goes, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” But once in a while, history reveals a story too bizarre and unsettling to let Hollywood have …
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Rehome By Sonia Duggan Grazing horses and donkeys set against a backdrop of clear blue sky and rolling fields welcome you to a serene oasis in northern Collin County. If it weren’t for the sign out front indicating you were at Lone Star …