Totally hope you enjoyed these past few days of walk-about weather. Why, today lingered in the 70s despite starting off with cloudy skies and touches of rain. Sorry to report that those good times are ending Tuesday with temperatures only chilling in the 50s and a rare couple of days flirting with the 60s. The good news is that it’s definitely time to warm up those credit … [Read more...] about The Days Ahead Are Chilling With Little Rain in Sight Despite Today’s User-Friendly Temps
Weather
The Senior Source Is High Rolling For Older Adults As Temperatures Head Deep Down
With the chill of 2023-2024 approaching, The Senior Source (TSS) has already put into place programs to help area older folks prepare for the seasonal freezing temperatures. According to TSS President/CEO Stacey Malcolmson, "We have two ways of supporting older adults in the winter months. All year long we partner with Atmos Energy to help low-income older adults … [Read more...] about The Senior Source Is High Rolling For Older Adults As Temperatures Head Deep Down
2023 Cattle Baron’s Ball Baronesses Are Gearing Up For An “Iconic” Sold-Out Fundraiser
The 2023 Cattle Baron's Ball baronesses have donned their turquoise T-shirts and are prepping Southfork for Saturday night’s shindig. In addition to the committee of 100 volunteers on hand schlepping and arranging all types of goodies, some of the former CBB chairs — Cindy Turner (2000), Amy Turner (2005), Olivia Kearney (2006), Tanya Foster (2008), Kristi Hoyl (2010), Jennifer … [Read more...] about 2023 Cattle Baron’s Ball Baronesses Are Gearing Up For An “Iconic” Sold-Out Fundraiser
Take a Chill Pill As Saturday Morning’s Temperatures Head South Into The 50’s
The definition of a coffee break is “a short mid-morning rest period granted to employees in business and industry.” So, Saturday is going to be a “temperature break” for North Texas folks from the sizzling times of the 2023 summer. Okay, so it's gonna be nothing compared to the frigid days starting on Monday, January 30. Still it may be an appetizer of the main course to … [Read more...] about Take a Chill Pill As Saturday Morning’s Temperatures Head South Into The 50’s
The Summer Of Yellow Lawns, Falling Limbs And Skyrocketing Water Bills Is Nearing An End
Boy, do weather guessers have good news for the future. As the summer of yellow lawns and falling branches has been the subject on news media and cocktail conversations, the predictions are forecasting that the end is in sight. If you’ll just bear with your vegetation and soaring electrical bills a little longer, the predictions are that after the first couple of days in … [Read more...] about The Summer Of Yellow Lawns, Falling Limbs And Skyrocketing Water Bills Is Nearing An End
When Is A Good Time To Wash, Rinse, Dry And Cook While Staying On ERCOT’s Good Side
Since ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) has announced another “Weather Watch” anticipating high demand and lower reserves through Sunday, it’s not time to totally shut down. In response to ERCOT’s request for “voluntary conservation,” many folks are wondering exactly what that means. According to ERCOT, residents are asked to do the following: Raise … [Read more...] about When Is A Good Time To Wash, Rinse, Dry And Cook While Staying On ERCOT’s Good Side
Mary Brinegar’s Retirement Party Was Cheers And Tears For The Arboretum’s Gardener-In-Chief
Dallas Arboretum President/CEO Mary Brinegar's farewell-to-arms retirement gathering on Friday, June 9, in the Arboretum's Rosine Hall had plenty of arms wrapped around the honoree. It was a combination of cheers for the decades of bringing out the best in Mother Nature, and tears for her ending a period in which the Arboretum dramatically grew in size and stature, becoming a … [Read more...] about Mary Brinegar’s Retirement Party Was Cheers And Tears For The Arboretum’s Gardener-In-Chief
SweetDeal!: Dallas Arboretum’s August $3 Special Is Bubbling With Cool Activities For Kids Of All Ages
While it may seem hot enough to roast a turkey on the sidewalk, the Dallas Arboretum is cooling down its admission fees for August. To gin up folks strolling the grounds for the entire month, general admission will be $3 per person. For another $3 per person, the Rory Meyer Children's Adventure Garden will be a site to behold and enjoy for kids of all ages. If you … [Read more...] about SweetDeal!: Dallas Arboretum’s August $3 Special Is Bubbling With Cool Activities For Kids Of All Ages
Salum Restaurant Was Back Open And Serving Up 2023 Crystal Charity Ball Midpoint Luncheon
Back in early March, the rains poured down on North Texas. One of the areas that took a real drenching was Dallas' Salum Restaurant. While the wet stuff resulted in all types of flowers blooming, it was just too much for Salum's roof, resulting in the restaurant having to shut down for a number of weeks for repairs and renovations. Luckily owner Abraham Salum revved up to … [Read more...] about Salum Restaurant Was Back Open And Serving Up 2023 Crystal Charity Ball Midpoint Luncheon
MySweetCharity Photo Gallery Alert: 2023 Crystal Charity Ball Midpoint Luncheon
After a couple of years of overcoming the challenges of COVID, restaurateur extraordinaire Abraham Salum probably thought the worst was behind him. That was until the early days of this past March, when the roof fell in on him. Well, not on Abraham himself but his beloved Salum Restaurant. It seems that the torrents of rain were just too much for the location on Cole at … [Read more...] about MySweetCharity Photo Gallery Alert: 2023 Crystal Charity Ball Midpoint Luncheon
Insider Tip: Dallas Zoo Is Following Up Today’s Sold-Out Dollar Days Part I With Part II In August
Sorry if you missed today's sold-out "Dollars Days" at the Dallas Zoo. Despite the heat, the animals were welcoming humans of all ages. Why, the penguins even did their fanciest splashes for the crowds. In preparation for the stellar turnout, the Zoo-sters arranged ramped-up assistance for guests to wander the grounds in the "feels like 114 degrees" heat. If you … [Read more...] about Insider Tip: Dallas Zoo Is Following Up Today’s Sold-Out Dollar Days Part I With Part II In August