Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
It is especially difficult for Dallas restaurants right now. Yes, they can still deliver and offer take-out, even when the Shelter-In-Place order begins at midnight, but it’s still going to be tough. When adversity comes though, always “loo…
Read MoreTexas Governor Greg Abbott has now made it possible to order cocktails to-go (with the purchase of food) from local restaurants in an attempt to help out Texas businesses in the service industry, as well as… well, Texans, during this rough time. …
Read MoreLike so many communities during the COVID-19 outbreak, the Dallas arts scene is struggling right now. All big events in the art, film, comedy, and design worlds have been postponed. Most recently, Dallas Comedy Festival and Dallas International Film Fe…
Read MoreOn one hand, those of us with severe anxiety have been mentally preparing for coronavirus our entire lives. On the other, we never could have predicted something like this. It’s a tough time for people who struggle with anxiety disorders like generaliz…
Read MoreIn the era of social distancing, it’s more necessary than ever to socialize. And if you’re like us, maybe you’ve found yourself communicating with your friends more than ever lately, thanks to the internet. The dreaded group chat has …
Read MoreAh, the relaxing act of gardening. I don’t do it, but I hear it’s nice. To ease some of the stress and anxiety of what’s going on in the world right now, Dallas-based rideshare company Alto (which has pivoted to focus on deliveries du…
Read MoreIn light of coronavirus spreading in the city, Dallas has shut down all gyms and workout studios until at least March 23 (probably longer). If we can’t book our favorite Saturday morning CorePower class, what do we do? Where should we turn? Good ol’ fa…
Read MoreWith online ordering and curbside pickup for coffee to-go, these local shops are making to get your caffeine fix during quarantine. One thing a lot of us can’t live without—even during a pandemic—is our daily caffeine fix. My favorite part of eve…
Read MoreIn response to yesterday’s mandatory closing of Dallas restaurants and bars, a group called Shift Dallas has quickly formed to support local service industry workers. Their goal: to collect as much information as possible through an online survey…
Read MoreWith widespread school closures, many kids around the country are losing access to the school lunches that they’ve relied on. Several local companies have begun pitching in, including Dallas’ The Biscuit Bar, which is offering free lunches …
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