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Prep time: 1 minute Cook time: 5 minutes Servings: 1-2 1          Minute Garlic Parmesan Rice Cup 1          tablespoon olive oil 8          ounces large shrimp, peeled and deveined 1          tablespoon lemon juice 1/4 &...

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By Tricia White | Managing Editor If you’re a museum lover, North Texas is the place for you. From fine art to history to more offbeat offerings, DART takes you to places that feed your curiosity. Take a day to treat yourself to culture, beauty and history. Here’s how to...

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By Feature Impact for United Way | Contributor Finding a job – even under the best circumstances – is not easy. In this market, recent high school and college grads are having a historically tough time finding work, according to Hiring Lab data. Graduates are submitting countless applications, often without...

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By Elizabeth Lenart | Contributor New Friends New Life (NFNL) has announced that acclaimed actress, producer, and Founder/CEO of the global multimillion-dollar hair and body care brand Pattern Beauty Tracee Ellis Ross will headline the 2026 Stand for Her Luncheon on Thursday, September 24 at 11:30 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Dallas. Ross is a...

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By Feature Impact | Contributor For generations, students have been told a college degree is key to landing a well-paying job and building a stable future. Long treated as the gold standard for post-secondary education, albeit an expensive one, the four-year degree is no longer the unquestioned path to career...

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