Incumbent Rep. Jeff Leach, who is running in the Republican primary for Texas House District 67, spent some time with The Dallas Express while greeting voters at the polls Thursday morning. While...
The Village Baking Company: Kindness and Quality Service
Nothing beats a warm pastry and a flavorful coffee on a busy morning or a tasty sandwich for a midday pick-me-up. Whatever your taste buds desire, the Village Baking Company has you covered with...
‘Queen of Beverly Drive’ Doris Jacobs Joins Douglas Elliman Realty
Douglas Elliman Realty in Dallas has announced that Doris Jacobs, the "Queen of Beverly Drive," and her daughters have joined the firm. Jacobs brings a wealth of experience selling some of the...
A Garden Grows in Oak Cliff: St. Joseph’s Residency in Full Bloom
In Portrait of a Lady, author Henry James said, “The years have touched her only to enrich her; the flower of her youth had not faded; it only hung more quietly on its stem.” In 1955, Bishop Thomas...
By Amy Jones | Apr 26, 2022
Chabad of Plano 30th Anniversary
For Chabad of Plano, Texas, its 30th anniversary celebrates the strength contributed by many people in its foundation and growth.
By Amy Jones | Apr 23, 2022
Chocolate Watson’s Battles for ‘Redeemed’ Women in Dallas
There are many ways to describe Aelicia “Chocolate” Watson; resilient, intelligent, intuitive, and intentional are words that readily come to mind. As the founder and executive director for...
By Amy Jones | Apr 21, 2022
Michael Berneburg on Following His Passion to the Golf Course
Michael Berneburg has been the head golf professional at the historic Lake Arlington Golf Course for 11 years. Since its opening in 1963, the course has undergone two major renovations. It is one of...
Lowe Family Supports Veterans Through Nonprofit
A long-lost and rekindled relationship leads the Lowes on a path to assisting K9s For Warriors Veteran’s Assistance Program in Dallas.
By Edgar James | Apr 17, 2022
Maria Lott on Protecting Mother Earth
Protecting the planet by recycling is now Maria Lott's purpose in life, but there was a time when that was not a high priority for her. Like many people, she thought separating and cleaning plastics...
By Amy Jones | Apr 15, 2022
Tiffany Derry’s ‘Roots’ are Spreading Across Metroplex
Although she has traveled around the world, Chef Tiffany Derry's roots are planted firmly in the South. Her love of Southern cuisine is the basis for her lifestyle, brand, and restaurants. As the...
By Amy Jones | Apr 13, 2022
Trent Shelton Promotes a Rehab-Positive Lifestyle
“It’s Rehab Time” is a familiar phrase that followers of former NFL player, author, and motivational speaker Trent Shelton have come to embrace. Shelton turned the otherwise negative connotation of...
By Amy Jones | Apr 9, 2022
The Critical Need for ‘Big Brothers and Sisters’
Since 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) has allowed adults to pour wisdom, confidence, and encouragement into young people to help them recognize their true potential. There is a great need for...
By Amy Jones | Apr 8, 2022
‘Grow a Better Dallas’ with Restorative Farms
When four men came up with the idea to assist the South Dallas community through agriculture, they never imagined the impact they would make. Brad Boa, Owen Lynch, Tyrone Day, and Doric Earle have...
Cauldron is Churning up Ice Cream
Nothing satisfies one more on a hot Texas day than an ice cream cone. In place of familiar flavors like chocolate, cookies and cream, and strawberry, specialty ice cream shop, Cauldron is serving up...
By Amy Jones | Apr 6, 2022
Nikki Smith Designs Strikes Gold
Many business owners had to pivot their business models during the pandemic. While retail spaces relied heavily on online sales, jewelry wholesaler Nikki Smith was able to bring her online business...
By Amy Jones | Apr 2, 2022
Lone Star Monarchs: Building a Legacy
Butterflies are important pollinators for some species of plants. Although they do not carry as much pollen as bees, they move pollen over greater distances. Though the butterfly's capabilities are...
By Amy Jones | Mar 25, 2022
NTARUPTing the Conversation About Sex Education
When Terry Greenberg saw what was lacking in her children's public school textbooks, she decided to take action. She made it her mission to provide accurate sexual education information for North...
By Amy Jones | Mar 23, 2022
The Timeless Tradition of Talavera Pottery
For Rosa Khalaf, who grew up in Laredo, Texas, Talavera Pottery was a part of her childhood. A lover of plants, Khalaf, would often see Talavera pottery in people's yards and homes, but due to the...
By Amy Jones | Mar 22, 2022
Angela Hines Is Building Minds For Business
Angela Hines has had her eyes on the prize from a young age. "I used to sell Now and Laters in the fourth grade," recalled Angela Hines, owner and CEO of BGM Science of Beauty and Business while...
By Amy Jones | Mar 21, 2022
Indigo 1745 – Celebrating Elegant and One-of-a-Kind Clothing For All
Denise Manoy’s grandmother would dress to the nines on Saturdays and Sundays. Manoy, the owner of Indigo 1745, recalls stories about her grandmother. For most people back in the forties and fifties,...
By Amy Jones | Mar 19, 2022
Local Florist Lets Her Creativity Bloom
Florist and event decor designer, Heather Evetts, is all about uniqueness and originality. She always had a passion for visuals, lighting, linens, florals -- anything aesthetically pleasing -- and...