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For serial entrepreneur Suzy Batiz, life hasn’t been a straight and narrow path. Instead, it’s been one full of reckoning and realizations. Batiz, who founded Dallas-based Poo-Pourri at age 42 after bankruptcy, divorce, and everything in between, has a…
Read MoreFor this year’s Jewel Charity Ball, I decided to make a staycation out of my trip to Fort Worth, using the fabulous Hotel Drover as my home base. It was a timely stay — March marked the one-year anniversary of the Marriott Autograph Collection ho…
Read MoreFrom big rap concerts to a reggae festival, these are the best things to do in Dallas this weekend. Kings of The West with Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube will perform at Dos Equis Pavilion this Saturday at 7 pm on their Kings of…
Read MoreThere are simple methods of announcing a notable new music venue, and then there’s the Stable Hall way. Part one included a classic press conference at San Antonio’s historic Pearl Stable building on March 15, with remarks and live music th…
Read MoreSitting side by side by side on three plush recliners in Jim McIngvale’s furniture store, Tramon Mark, Marcus Sasser and Jamal Shead look very much at home. This very well could be the best backcourt in college basketball next season. Maybe even …
Read MoreShowmanship, creativity and pure no-way athletic hops are what great dunks are made of. University of Houston high flyer Taze Moore brought them all to the NCAA’s often under-the-radar slam dunk contest. He showed NBA dunkers how it should be don…
Read MoreWhen you begin following cool Dallas creatives on Instagram, Tramaine Townsend is a name you’ll often see bandied about. The visual artist seems connected — both virtually and IRL — with every interesting local creator. Naturally, I perked up when I he…
Read MoreWith tears still in his eyes, Taze Moore sought out Jamal Shead in the University of Houston locker room to deliver a pointed message and try to pass it forward. “You know how this feels,” Moore told Shead in the long moments after UH’…
Read MoreEvery spring, Texas welcomes back more than 5,000 wildflower species. It’s like a raucous family reunion, only way more colorful. The wildflowers, including those beloved bluebonnets, are among the earliest settlers of Texas and they come back ev…
Read MoreSugar Land firefighters and paramedics were present, ready to respond in case of emergencies. “We have our emergency response vehicle here,” said …
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