Alex Stein's freestyle rap on the COVID-19 vaccine in front of the Dallas City Council last week went viral...
DFW Pairs Skaters Breaking Barriers at 2022 Winter Olympics
Timothy LeDuc had no clue that as they watched the 2002 Olympics, twenty years later they would be making...
By Amy Jones | Jan 11, 2022
Heritage CARES Wants Dallas to be the ‘Silicon Valley’ of Mental Health
Before Rich Jones was tapped to lead a new, innovative platform at Heritage Health Solutions, he dealt with...
By Amy Jones | Jan 9, 2022
DFW Local Amber Glenn Aims for Spot in 2022 Winter Olympics
Plano-native Amber Glenn, 22 years old, began figure skating at the age of five. After winning numerous...
By Tracy Moseley | Jan 8, 2022
Five Characteristics of Highly Successful People from Catherine Monson
Last week, when Catherine Monson allowed The Dallas Express the honor of an interview, she shared a bit of...
CEO Catherine Monson Shares Thoughts on Businesses
Catherine Monson, CEO of Propelled Brands, the parent company of three different franchises, and Chair of...
NFL Wide Receiver and Family Launch Mushroom-Enhanced Energy Drink
The daughter of former National Football League wide receiver Jerry Rice has relocated to Dallas from Los...
By Edgar James | Dec 18, 2021
How Mike ‘DeCo’ Turned His Crisis Into An Opportunity
Mike “DeCo” DeCoursey almost lost his entire leg due to a rare, life-threatening disease that he wasn’t...
By Amy Jones | Dec 16, 2021
Beef Company Partner, Orlando Salazar – Business Leader and Faith Leader
Orlando Salazar of 44 Farms, a premier Black Angus beef company, says the goal of working in agriculture is...
Women Philanthropists Give $260,000 to Specific Non-Profits in North Texas
What was supposed to be a 30-minute coffee chat between Texas Women's Foundation board members Shonn Brown...
By Edgar James | Nov 28, 2021
Artist Uses Glass to Bounce Back from Chemo, Starts Art Business
Jeanne Wattson started off her interview with Dallas Express by saying that, to her, “art is therapy rather...
Triple Threat Local Wins 2021 ‘Maestro Award’
Latino Leaders Magazine has named local resident Gaby Natale the 2021 recipient of the Ultimate Drive...
By Edgar James | Nov 20, 2021
Local Chocolatier’s Business Flourishes Despite COVID-19
Sarabeth “Yeli” Marshall is the founder, CEO, and head chocolatier of her own artisanal chocolate company,...
Perseverance and Passion: Elida Dakoli
The Dallas Express had the privilege of interviewing Dallas area resident and Albanian immigrant...
Mary Meza: 40 Years of Dedicated Service to Patients at Texas Health
Since 1981, Mary Meza, PT, M.S., D.P.T., Cert MDT and rehab services director, has worked at the Texas...
By Mary Jones | Oct 31, 2021
A Second Chance Saved His Life, Now He Hopes to Save Others
When Mike Phillips was a senior in a Baltimore, Maryland high school, he was a popular basketball star being...
By Edgar James | Oct 31, 2021
Francisco Gonzalez: Dedicated to Serving Others for Over 20 Years
Francisco Gonzalez is a hospitality and concierge services manager. He has been a team member of Texas...
By Mary Jones | Oct 29, 2021
Dr. Claudia Perez: Neurointensivist at Texas Health
Claudia Perez, a neurointensivist at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth and member of...
By Mary Jones | Oct 28, 2021
The Way Back helps the Incarcerated Re-Enter Society upon Release
When they walk out of the Greyhound bus station, Robert ‘T-Ray’ Manley recognizes them right away. It’s...
By Edgar James | Oct 24, 2021
Ms. Wheelchair Texas USA Whitney Lavender: People with disabilities live lives ‘full of courage’
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on July 8 gave a send-off at the capitol to the reigning Ms. Wheelchair Texas USA 2021 as she prepares to represent the state in the upcoming Ms. Wheelchair USA 2021 national competition. Abbott met with Whitney Lavender, 39, of Caldwell, Texas, (Burleson County) who will compete Friday and Saturday, July […]
CEO Flink to retire from The Family Place after 30 years of service
The end of an era is approaching for longtime The Family Place CEO Paige Flink, who will retire in 2021. According to a press release, Flink’s journey with TFP – a Dallas-based nonprofit advocating and caring for victims of domestic violence – began in 1989 as a volunteer. She has been on staff since 1991, […]
