Girl Boss 2018: Nine Women Changing Plano
What a year to be a woman. More than ever, females are finding their…
Tamara Erwin is the U.S. communications manager for a global company by day and a freelance writer by night. She’s lived in Nashville and Dallas and has written about lots of fascinating people — some are really well known but most are just everyday people who are doing extraordinary and inspirational things. She digs Southern food (shrimp & grits) and she grew up reading Southern writers (McCullers and Faulkner). Her all-time favorite place is New York City. Go figure.
What a year to be a woman. More than ever, females are finding their…
One late fall afternoon in 1997, Charolette Loncar’s granddaughter, three-year-old Alexandra, sat on the…
In the mid-1990s, Larry Ripaldi, a Vietnam veteran and successful oil man, suffered a…
At the heart of Plano, you’ll find unsung citizens doing extraordinary things. Soft-spoken and congenial, Detective…
At the heart of Plano, you’ll find everyday citizens doing extraordinary, inspirational things. Karen Hoecker, a…
In 1996, Cheryl “Action” Jackson was a reporter for a Plano newspaper when Oprah…
Before you say “I do,” Chris Griffin wants to help you get in the…
When Chef Tony Zamora and his family moved to San Antonio from Seattle and…
When Aaron Wunderlich followed his self-described penchant for “oddball hobbies,” he had no idea…
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