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When I go into a meeting these days, many of my co-workers — most of the young ones, anyway — do exactly the same thing.

They plop into a chair, pop some food or drink into their mouths, and crack open their laptops.

And so the meeting begins, with one … more

To say Maxine Bennett is well-traveled would be an understatement. But even after seeing the world, she says only one locale will always holds a special place in her heart: the small West Texas valley Castle Gap, nestled between King and Castle mountains. It has long lured many hopeful explorers … more

Dental offices often offer quiet, stuffy, stark environs marked primarily with tidy piles of drab magazines and the occasional framed painting on a white wall. So the player piano in Dr. T. Bob Davis’ Lake Highlands waiting room is striking  — even more so when he steps out of his … more

It might seem ironic that Michael Allen, a self-described “church kid”, is starring in documentary titled “Beware of Christians”. “I called myself a Christian, went to church, prayed, all that stuff,” Allen says, “but I don’t think I was really exposed much to radical faith until college.” Allen, a Texas … more

This month, go inside Lake Highlands homes …

… at a big Lake Highlands Area Early Childhood PTA fundraising event in conjunction with the group’s 50th anniversary — that’s half a century of supporting Lake Highlands’ children, families and community. This month the organization’s sixth annual tour of homes … more

Click the photo to view a video>> ou won’t find a stove, oven or microwave inside the kitchen at Bliss Raw Café. Like the name suggests, everything here is raw, which means it’s all made from unprocessed plant foods that haven’t been heated above 115 degrees.

Good wine is being made right here in the Lone Star State – now there’s something all Texans can raise a glass to.

“Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome.”

So said Booker T. Washington, who was born a slave and died an orator, author and educator. If his words are true, then these … more