All posts tagged "Heroes"
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102Business ProfilesTammy Meinershagen on the Frisco Arts scene and being a woman in business
Tammy Meinershagen is the executive director of Frisco Arts, a nonprofit that works to promote the arts in Frisco. We spoke with...
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353HealthThanks to Texas Health, Dr. Ebere Okeke went from volunteer to physician
Ebere Okeke, M.D., owes part of her success to a volunteer program at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano. For two years, Okeke...
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363BeautySona Dermatology & MedSpa: how to protect yourself from the sun
Certainly you’ve seen the headlines in magazines: “Achieving the Fountain of Youth,” or “Secrets to Younger Looking Skin.” But is there really...
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484ArtsModern Muses exhibit to celebrate female artists this fall
Six talented women of diverse backgrounds and diverse artistic styles will be featured at an exhibition entitled Modern Muses: Inspiring Creativity. This unique...
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359Business ProfilesA chat with LaVone Arthur, chief innovation officer of Baylor Scott & White Health
LaVone Arthur is the chief innovation officer of Baylor Scott & White Health, the largest not-for-profit health system in Texas. The integrated...
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322Business ProfilesKalra Brain & Spine brings a global view of spine health to North Dallas
When world-class training meets hometown values deeply rooted in family and community, the result is the kind of medical care you’ve always...
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611Home and GardenInspiration Texas offers Wylie residents a slice of life at its best
Located near Lake Lavon, Inspiration Texas is a 600-acre Master Planned Community in Wylie, TX. The community is comprised of houses built...
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615CommunityWhy diversity matters
Surrounded by my second-grade classmates, their voices singing with excitement about an upcoming birthday party, I had never felt more alone. We...
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599FoodHow Nabeeha Qazi is building a better world for refugees through Feel Good Cupcakes
In 2016, more than 4,000 refugees from 28 countries settled in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. They arrived after years of waiting for...
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1.1KCommunityCommunity servant Dr. Myrtle Hightower on diversity yesterday, today and tomorrow
When Dr. Myrtle Hightower was growing up in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, she didn’t know what segregation was. It’s not that she was...
